In the Kremlin Deputy Prime Minister Rogozin jokes about a nuclear war May 12, 2014 Alexander Golts In the past holidays, a terrible insult was inflicted from the knees of Russia, constantly rising from the knees of Russia. Ukraine and Romania did not allow the aircraft of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin to fly over his territory.

Today, 90 years old, Alexander Sergeyevich Yesenin-Volpin, is 90 years old, to a person who can be rightfully called the founding father of the human rights movement in the USSR. It was he who in the early 60s insisted-and insisted-that the struggle against Soviet totalitarianism and lawlessness should be conducted exclusively by peaceful legal means. “(Violence) rests on emotions and feelings,” said Yesenin-Wolpin.

Around Russia About the Civil War in Ukraine May 12, 2014 Julia Latynina Recently, I was surprised to learn that there was a civil war in the east of Ukraine. I did not find out on Russian television. For Russian television, everything is clear: there, in the east, there is an uprising of the heroic Ukrainian people against NATO, Eurogeevs and Nazis. And I learned this from people like conscientious. Claiming intellectual significance. For example, from director German Jr.

Around Russia "Referendum" in the southeast of Ukraine-legitimation of terror May 12, 2014 Alexander Ryklin The events of the last days - both in Ukraine and partly in Russia - are not obviously confirmed by today's thesis: the leadership of the Russian Federation is most directly related to the escalation of the conflict in a number of regions of Ukraine, to strengthen the destabilization of the situation, which threatens the collapse of the Ukrainian state.