Soon after the attack on September 11, the US administration published a list of individuals and legal entities whose banking assets and financial transactions are subject to freezing as sources of financing terrorists. Washington achieved from the coalition of the promise to take similar measures against the defendants in the list and held the corresponding resolution in the UN Security Council. At first, a total of more than $ 112 million was frozen.

On August 31, Private Alexander Shcherbakov, a native of the Krasnodar Territory, died in the district military hospital of Rostov-on-Don, who was seriously injured as a result of a Mi-26 helicopter crash. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to sources in law enforcement agencies. Thus, as a result of the crash of the Mi-26 helicopter, shot down in the Khankala region, 119 people died. Nine people remain in the hospital for treatment, their condition is assessed by doctors as stable.

Israel's Supreme Court ruled that it was not against the law to deport two relatives of terrorists from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip, reports Ha'aretz. The verdict was handed down on the basis that the relatives of the terrorists knew about the planned actions, but did not try to prevent them. At the same time, the court imposed a ban on the deportation of the third Palestinian precisely because it was impossible to prove whether he knew about the impending terrorist attack.

Подозреваемый член "Аль-Кайды" освобожден в Нидерландах из-под стражи за недостатком доказательств. об, этом, как передает АР, сообщил во вторник представитель прокуратуры. The man was set free Monday, three days after anti-terror squads conducted pre-dawn raids in five Dutch cities, detaining 12 people on a tip from the National Intelligence Service. With the announcement, five have now been released and seven others remain in custody.

In recent weeks, large quantities of al-Qaeda and Taliban gold have been shipped from Pakistan to Sudan via Iran and the UAE. about this The Washington Post writes , citing sources close to investigating the financial operations of bin Laden's terrorist network. Gold bars were loaded into boxes, disguised as cargo of a different type, and transported on small ships from Karachi to the ports of Iran or the United Arab Emirates.

Moscow handed over to Washington a draft special agreement to compensate Russian fishermen for losses from the transfer of a number of fishing areas in the Bering Sea to the United States. As reported by RIA Novosti, this was announced by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Alexander Yakovenko.

Iraq is ready to cooperate with the UN. According to Reuters, Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq Tariq Aziz said this after talks with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. According to Aziz, Iraq is ready to receive UN inspectors to control the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. However, as the vice-premier noted, "corresponding conditions" are necessary for the return of the inspectors. Aziz preferred not to expand on the nature of these conditions.

The lead singer of the American pop group N'Sync, Lance Bass, who wanted to fly to the ISS as a tourist, stops his training at the Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City near Moscow. According to Interfax, this was officially announced by the press secretary of the head of Rosaviakosmos Sergey Gorbunov.

The investigation into the case of Karim Chatti, a Swedish citizen of Tunisian origin, who is suspected of preparing a hijacking of a passenger plane and a number of other crimes, was transferred to the Swedish counterintelligence. SEPO. After that, the investigation was classified. According to Interfax, the transfer of the case to counterintelligence was preceded by a court decision in Westeros, which on Monday evening decided to keep the suspect in custody for another two weeks.

Valery Goreglygs. Photo from the site www.webtelek.com The subjects of the Federation have received new powers - now they themselves will be able to regulate sales allowances for “guaranteeing” suppliers, tariffs for the transfer of electricity through distribution networks within the subject of the Federation, as well as tariffs for thermal energy, with the exception of combined production.

PACE representative Frank Judd arrived in Grozny on Tuesday evening by helicopter as part of a delegation from the Duma-PACE group. Taus Dzhabrailov, deputy head of the Chechen administration, told Interfax that Lord Judd would meet with the leadership of Chechnya, hold meetings in the Supreme Court and the prosecutor's office of the republic. In addition, the PACE representative will meet with members of the advisory council under the administration of the republic.

Writer Kirill Vorobyov, better known under the pseudonym Bayan Shiryanov, was invited today for interrogation by the investigator. The lawyer of the writer Alexander Glushenkov said that Vorobyov would come to the interrogating officer at the police station on Tuesday.

Israeli intelligence services were instructed to complete preparations for a possible US strike on Iraq and an Iraqi counterattack on Israel by November 1. This, according to AP, on Tuesday, said an anonymous source in the security services. No information about whether there will be a US attack on Iraq at all and when it might be, Washington did not report to the Israeli authorities.

Seven hundred tons of oil products are in the tanks of the Kaskad-103 trawler, which caught fire on Tuesday off the coast of southern Sakhalin. As Interfax was informed in the Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Marine Rescue Sub-Center, the fire in hold number 4, filled with polyethylene and paper corrugated containers, broke out at 7:35 local time. At that moment, the ship was outside Russian territorial waters - 14 miles from the port of Korsakov.

The Igla MANPADS used by the militants in Chechnya most likely came to the militants from abroad. This was reported to Interfax by an informed source in the Russian military-industrial complex. The source explained that the Igla MANPADS, which were supplied to the Soviet and then the Russian army, were necessarily equipped with a friend or foe identification system, which practically eliminates the defeat of one's own aircraft.