— 21.03.2012 12:50 — An explosion occurred near the house in Toulouse, where the man who shot children in a Jewish school was blocked, reports the BBC . According to journalists from the scene, the murder suspect exchanged his pistol for a communication device. According to Reuters, it was this Colt 45 that became the murder weapon. However, at the moment, according to Western media, the man is armed with a Kalashnikov assault rifle and a Uzi submachine gun.

In the American city of Newport, a woman was killed and another was injured in an antique store owned by the Tennis Hall of Fame on Tuesday morning. Hall of Fame CEO Mark Stenning told the AP that he heard at least one gunshot before the building was surrounded by police. “It was a very difficult day for us,” Stenning said. “At first, we didn’t even know there might be an armed criminal hiding in the Hall of Fame building.” Police received a report of shots fired at 10:29 a.m. local time.

TEK Yusufov will process in Europe Former special presidential representative for international energy cooperation Igor Yusufov wants to buy three oil refineries in Europe Igor Yusufov wants to buy three oil refineries in Europe — 21.03.12 20:43 — TEXT: Alexey Topalov PHOTO: ITAR-TASS Former Minister of Energy, former special representative of the President Igor Yusufov wants to buy three oil refineries in Europe.

March 21, 2012, 17:37 Society 7710 years in prison for five In Guatemala, former soldiers were sentenced to 8 thousand years for the massacre of Indians Daria Zagvozdina close 100% The soldiers who killed Indian peasants 30 years ago appeared in court in Guatemala Reuters A Guatemalan court has sentenced soldiers who killed Indian peasants 30 years ago to a total of 8,000 years in prison for crimes against humanity. During the 36 years of civil war in the country, almost 2% of civilians died.

On Wednesday, March 21, at the age of 79, People's Artist of the USSR, laureate of the USSR State Prize, chief conductor and artistic director of the Academic Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company Nikolai Nekrasov died . Nikolai Nikolaevich Nekrasov led the Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments for about 40 years.

March 21, 2012, 20:39 Society "Tankodrom" joined "Esperanto" and "Dalniy" Residents of Kazan complain about bullying in another police department - “Tankodrom” Anastasia Berseneva close 100% Residents of Kazan are complaining about violence in yet another police department in the city. This time the complaints were raised by the Tankodrom police department: they beat the detainees there and threatened to rape them with their phones.

An “anti-gay” law has been adopted in St. Petersburg. From which it seems to follow that people of good will are now obliged to unitely defend lesbians and gays. Are we not people of good will? Shouldn't we protest against any infringement of someone's rights? Moreover, the rights are indeed infringed. Yes, and demonstratively. Moreover, with an eye toward further development of the topic. The city law, adopted by the St.

The French Ministry of Internal Affairs denied information about the detention of the alleged killer from Toulouse, Reuters reports citing the ministry's press service. It was previously reported that 24-year-old Mohammed Mera was arrested during the storming of the house in which he was hiding. Mera was locked in a house in Toulouse at about 7 a.m. French time. He is suspected of shootings in and around Toulouse that left seven people dead.

March 21, 2012, 20:04 Politics Moscow of two varieties After the annexation of new territories to Moscow, the old municipalities may have less rights than the new ones Ekaterina Vinokurova close 100% The Moscow Government has submitted to the Moscow City Duma a draft amendment to the law “On Local Self-Government in Moscow” ITAR-TASS The new territories of Moscow will receive much more local self-government than Muscovites within the Moscow Ring Road, but will lose the right to directly elect

March 21, 2012, 4:51 pm Sport Fetisov: he spent a lot of energy fighting various freaks who were addicted to sports Former CSKA President and former Chairman of the KHL Board of Directors Vyacheslav Fetisov spoke about the reasons for leaving hockey and his future. “The latest events in which he was involved show that our society has serious problems with morality,” Itogi magazine reports his words . — People easily sell and betray each other.

March 21, 2012, 16:26 Society In Esperanto they taught to confess The head of the IC, Alexander Bastrykin, fired several employees of the local IC, but has not yet touched the management Anastasia Berseneva , Vyacheslav Kozlov close 100% The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, who arrived in Kazan on Wednesday, fired several employees of the local Investigative Committee, but has not yet touched the management.

March 21, 2012, 19:52 Politics "She was a smart woman and a wise politician" Scientist and politician Marina Salye, who accused Vladimir Putin of corruption during his work in the mayor's office of St. Petersburg, has died. Ksenia Solyanskaya close 100% Marina Salye died in St.

In the 2011/12 season, the Russian bandy champion will be determined for the first time in one match, and not in a series of up to two victories. Also, at the initiative of the clubs, a match for third place will not be held. Contrary to the expectations of many, Enisey was unable to reach the final, losing both matches to Dynamo Kazan. After a not very successful game with Kuzbass, no one would call the Kazan team favorites in the confrontation with the Krasnoyarsk club.

Four people contacted the Kazan Human Rights Center with complaints that police officers from the Tankodrom and Esperanto departments took off their pants, threatening to rape them with a bottle or a mop, according to a statement from the Agora association received by Gazeta.Ru. In all the cases that were discovered, the Investigative Committee had previously not found any crime in the actions of police officers when the victims turned to the investigation.

Preparations for the court to hear the claim of Zenit goalkeeper Vyacheslav Malafeev against TV commentator Dmitry Guberniev, which was supposed to take place on March 21, have been postponed to April 6, Izvestia reports. The transfer occurred because neither Guberniev nor his representatives appeared at the court hearing. “I did not receive a subpoena. There was nothing anywhere - not in the mailbox, anywhere.