Around Russia Our colleague Pavel Sheremet died July 20, 2016 Igor Yakovenko In the center of Kyiv, journalist Pavel Sheremet died. The car in which he was driving exploded at 7.45 at the intersection of the streets of Bogdan Khmelnitsky and Ivan Franco. It was a car belonging to the chief editor of Ukrainian Pravda Alena Prutula. She was not in the car during the tragedy.

In the historical center of the eagle, in front of the theater for children and youth, “free space”, they are erecting a monument to the founder of the oprichnina, a king who cut out 2/3 of the city of Novgorod, who taught the massacre in Tver and Pskov, the murderer of the Metropolitan of the Moscow and all Russian Ruis of St. Philip II. This is a monument to Ivan the Terrible. We are talking about the first monument to Grozny for the last five centuries of the history of Russia.

I do not want to say that "everyone is accepted, but they catch only us." And not about the whole world, which, by virtue of our paranoid ideas about it, has for some reason united precisely against Russia. McLaren's report, as well as the Pound report, which preceded him, as well as the films of Heyo Seppelt, act on the principle of grenade. You throw her into the enemy, but if you yourself did not have time to hide after the throw, then the fragments will inevitably hurt you.