Ahmed Zakayev. Photo from the site www.ej.ru On Sunday night, the deadline has expired, given by the Ministry of Justice of Denmark for the provision of additional documents in the case of the extradition of Ahmed Zakeva. "The Russian side complied with all the requirements of Danish law enforcement agencies taking into account the specifics of Denmark's legislation," the official representative of the Prosecutor General Leonid Troshin said on Sunday on Sunday.

The victory of Marat Safin over Sebastian Grosjean allowed the Russians to level the score in the final match of the Davis Cup against the French. According to RIA Novosti, the match, which lasted exactly 3 hours, ended with the score 6:3, 6:2, 7:6 (13:11) in favor of Marat Safin. Thus, the Russian team equalized the score in the final of the World Team Championship with the French team - 2-2. The fate of the Cup will be decided in the last match.

Vladimir Putin is going on his last trip abroad this year. The head of state will make official visits to China (December 1-3) and India (December 3-5), and also visit Kyrgyzstan (December 5), deputy head of the Kremlin administration Sergei Prikhodko told ITAR-TASS. "It was the idea of ​​the Russian side to combine visits to China and India in order to demonstrate the desire for cooperation with both countries, to end the year with their visit," he said.

Former Belarussian ambassador to Japan Pyotr Kravchenko disappeared in Tokyo. According to Interfax, on the evening of November 30, witnesses saw Kravchenko being brought into the territory of the US embassy in Tokyo. After that, no one could contact the diplomat by any means of communication. It is known that Kravchenko had financial embassy funds, official documents and seal of the diplomatic mission.

Photo by ar On Sunday morning, Israeli troops left the city of Beithau in the Gaza sector, reports Ar. As a result of the raid, which they held on the eve of this city, 1 Palestinian was killed, 11 were injured and the houses of three militants were destroyed, who are suspected of organizing terrorist attacks in 1996. On Saturday evening, about 30 tanks and armored personnel carriers, with the support of two Apache military helicopters, entered the city of Beita Lais.

The export of the tower and other parts of the German T-3 tank from the Second World War was stopped by Smolensk customs officers on the way to the Belarusian Mstislavl. It is reported by RIA Novosti. According to experts from the Ministry of Culture of Russia, the parts of the German tank detained by customs officers are of historical and cultural value and can be used for full-fledged display or restoration of the sample.

At least 33 people were killed and many injured in a stampede that broke out in the northern Bangladesh city of Ghaibandha. According to the AP, the incident occurred on Sunday, when thousands of the poor crowded in line for free clothes. About 10,000 people, mostly women and children, gathered outside the home of a local wealthy businessman after he announced a charity donation of clothes on the eve of an Islamic festival. The stampede arose when the guards opened the gates of the house.

The Russian side has not received any appeals in connection with the recent assassination attempt on Turkmen President Niyazov in Ashgabat. This was reported to ITAR-TASS by a source in the Prosecutor General's Office of Russia. He noted that appeals related to investigations of any events of this kind have a clearly defined procedure for consideration. Decision-making outside these procedures is absolutely excluded, he stressed.

On Saturday, the US State Department warned Americans living in the African republic of Djibouti of possible terrorist attacks in the area. According to AP, the Department believes that attacks could occur in other regions in eastern Africa. "Based on the increasing number of reports of the threat, the Department deems it prudent to notify American citizens so that they can make an informed decision whether to travel to East Africa or stay there," the Department said in a statement.

Photo BBC News In the capital of Venezuela Karakas, a fire occurred in a crowded club "Guahira", BBC reports. 47 people died, suffocating with smoke. According to AP, among the dead 32 men and 15 women. 8 people are hospitalized with burns, another 20 - with the consequences of smoke poisoning. Substura of identification of the dead was started. According to AP, the fire began on Saturday evening at about 11.50 local time, according to BBC - about one in the morning.

US and British warplanes attacked an oil storage facility in southern Iraq on Sunday. Residents of the city of Basra, where an oil storage facility owned by the Southern Oil Company is located, told Reuters in a telephone interview that four people were killed and several others were injured as a result of an allied air raid. US Central Command Tampa says it has no information about the incident yet.

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit Romania, AP reports. So far, there are no reports of damage or casualties. The epicenter of the earthquake was located in the district of Vrancea, in the mountains of the eastern part of the Carpathians, at a distance of 175 kilometers from Bucharest. Weak tremors were registered in the capital. There are about 30 earthquakes in the Vrancea region every year.

The US embassy in Tokyo said they "have no information" about the disappearance of former Belarusian ambassador Pyotr Kravchenko. It is reported by ITAR-TASS with reference to the statement of the official representative of the American embassy Patrick Linehan. When asked if the US embassy knew anything about where Kravchenko was now, the diplomat only repeated the same wording, avoiding further comment.

A fire broke out on board the ship Wind Song, which was cruising in the Pacific Ocean. According to the BBC, all 127 passengers were evacuated from Wind Song to another ship and taken to one of the islands in French Polynesia. There have been no reports of casualties yet. According to French representatives in Tahiti, 17 of the 90 members of the ship's crew are still on board. They put out the fire.

Due to the sticking of wet snow, icing of wires and strong gusts of wind on the night of December 1 in western Ukraine, 145 cities and towns were automatically disconnected from the power supply. As RIA "Novosti" was informed in the press center of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine, 63 settlements are de-energized in the Ternopil region, 43 - in Khmelnytsky, 21 - in Rivne, 18 - in Volyn. Restoration work is carried out by emergency teams of regional power distribution companies.