Around Russia Revolution and violence January 28, 2014 Julia Latynina As soon as your submissive servant was told at the Echo of Moscow, that a revolution was happening in Ukraine and it is fine, as a lot of reproaches fell on me: what can I call excellent violence? Why, there are trolleybuses, they throw the police with burning tires, because there are young people! Grimils! Violence on both sides! Now, if everything were peaceful, non -violent, airy, as in the last Maidan, then yes ...

By the morning of Tuesday, it became finally clear that the opposition leaders, to whom Viktor Yanukovych promised high posts in the government, abandoned a tempting proposal. There is no doubt that they did absolutely correctly. Firstly, it is obvious that, you agree to take responsibility for the leadership of the Cabinet of Ministers in the current conditions, such news would be perceived by the Maidan ambiguously. Rather, even - unambiguously negatively.

Nothing terrible is happening in Kyiv or other cities of Ukraine. Are you in doubt? But the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry issued a special warning for fellow tourists. They are not recommended to travel to Thailand or visit Bangkok... due to riots. Conclusion: Ukrainians are safer at home than in Thailand. Consequently, nothing terrible is happening in Ukraine.

Yesterday and today the main events are still taking place in Ukraine. The Kremlin understands well that these events are able to build a situation in Russia from a dead point. Therefore, the Euromaidan has declared an information war, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th anti-Ukrainian fronts are opened on Russian television. The main forces are concentrated, of course, on the 2nd, where the striking group is led by Telemarshal Dmitry Kiselev and Telegyeneals Vladimir Solovyov with Arkady Mamontov.

The Rain TV channel and the Magazine magazine accidentally stepped on their favorite corn of sovereigns and guardians. “Rain”, so polite, immediately apologized. A survey on the channel’s website “Was it necessary to surrender Leningrad in order to save hundreds of thousands of lives?” He called an unprecedented screech in Okhotny Ryad and among voluntary guards in the blogosphere.

January 28 in Brussels took place-Nakonets! -Another summit of Russia-Es. He had to go back in December 2013, but at the request of Brussels he was postponed. And because the respected parties had nothing to talk about. And because the relationship between Moscow and Brussels reached such a degree of mutual irritation that Brussels dared to show courage and move his next date with the Russian leader. So the current summit was initially “problematic”.

Let us first distract from specifics and record the conditions under which a civil confrontation (for example, between the protest movement and the authoritarian regime with power structures) is in one of three channels: the escalation of violence with the victory of one or another side, the transition to negotiations, compromise and peaceful political interaction.

The head of the press service of the Federal Security Service (FSO) will head the Department of Russian History of the 20th Century Faculty of MSU. Sergey Devyatov, who will replace the head of the academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Yuri Kukushkin, specializes in the history of the Kremlin and the history of special services. Since the mid-1980s, he worked in the Moscow Kremlin, was the keeper of the office of the office and apartment of Lenin.