OMON in Chechnya. Photo from the OG.ru website Three employees of the Mordovian riot police, who were sentenced to Chechnya, arbitrarily left the location of their detachment after the recent death of colleagues, reports Radio Liberty. According to some reports, the police returned to Mordovia, but they cannot find them at home yet.

Eduard Limonov. Photos of faces On the seventh of November on the morning of the National Bolsheviks, the National Affairs of about 50 penetrated the lifting office of Surgutneftegaz. Protection (not frightened by anyone except the National Bolsheviks: even the bandits are not disturbed by the peace of such a company - by rumors, the “Surgutneftegaz” partially belongs to the GDP itself), they were frightened to such an extent that one of the fighters fell into the ceiling from a combat pistol.

Reporters. Photo from the site compromat.ru The Public Chamber intends to create a charter of journalists with the subtitle "Internal Law of the Life of the Media Party of Russia." As Kommersant writes on Tuesday, the text of the document should be ready in early 2007.

The main mine is Apatit. Photo from the site www.giproruda.spb.ru The Interdistrict Inspectorate for the largest taxpayers in the Murmansk Region presented Tax claims in the amount of 4.325 billion rubles according to the results of the audit for 2003. According to Interfax, this is stated in the company's report for the III quarter. According to the document, the decision to bring the AO to tax liability was made on August 14, 2006.

Donald Ramsfeld. Photo BBC A court lawsuit was filed against the former US Minister of Defense Donald Ramsfeld in Germany. Organization Center for Constitutional Rights accuses him of authorizing torture at the military base in Guantanamo and Iraq, the Air Force reports. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of a citizen of Saudi Arabia, who was imprisoned in Guantanamo, as well as 11 Iraqis contained in Baghdad prisons.

Oleg Mitvol. Photo from the site compromat.ru Rosprirodnadzor plans to file a lawsuit against the international court for the Sakhalin-2 project operator Sakhalin Energy. As Oleg Mitvol, deputy head of the department, said on Tuesday, the company is accused of concealing information, ITAR-TASS reports. “We are negotiating with an American law firm,” he said.

Censorship. Image from the site www.elvisti.com The investigator of the prosecutor's office of Abakan demanded that the journalist Mikhail Afanasyev give a subscription to non -disclosure of the data of a preliminary investigation of his own case, reports REGNUM. The investigator expressed anxiety due to the fact that information about the criminal prosecution of the editor-in-chief of the Internet publication "New Focus" is interested in the Russian media.

Gun. Photo from Newsru.com On Tuesday night in the west of Moscow, a double murder was committed. According to the press service of the metropolitan prosecutor's office, two young people were shot at about 1.45 on Udaltsova Street, Interfax reports. According to preliminary data, one of the dead is a resident of the Rostov region. The identity of the second is established. He is 25-30 years old.

STO logo Russia completed bilateral negotiations with Costa Rica to join the WTO. It is reported by RIA "Novosti" with reference to the Ministry of Economic Development. Earlier, the director of the Russian Information Bureau to the WTO, Alexei Portan, stated that the issue with Costa Rica has been resolved, and the agreement will be signed in the near future. The authorities of Costa Rica did not agree with the high duty for sugar, led by the Russian government to protect its manufacturers.

South Ossetia passport. Photo of "Ossetian radio" The referendum and presidential elections in South Ossetia are the free will of the people of the republic, expressed through democratic procedures, "someone likes it or not." This is stated in a commentary on the Russian Foreign Ministry, published on Monday evening on the website of the department.

Sergey Mozgalev. Frame of the TV channel "Russia" In the Karelian city of Kondopoga, on Tuesday, a trial began on Sergey Mozgilev. The investigation considers him a instigator of a fight in a restaurant provoked mass riots in the city. Before the process, Mozgalev told reporters that he partially pleaded guilty, RIA Novosti reports. Before the trial, the friends and relatives of Sergei Mozgalev tried to hold a picket in support of the defendant.

The sewage accident in Moscow. Frame NTV The emergency services of Moscow on Tuesday night managed to partially restore the movement along the 1st Setun passage, where the sewer broke through the night before. It is reported by "Echo of Moscow." The workers pumped water all night and dug soil to get to the damaged pipe. According to Mikhail Bogomolov, the head of the MSUP MSUP MSUP MSUP "Mosvodokanal", the repair work will be completed during the day, reports REGNUM.

Vodka. Photo from the Air Force website The minimum price of a bottle of vodka in Moscow should be 63 rubles, otherwise the buyer acquires an illegal product. According to Prime-Tass, this was stated on Tuesday by the chief sanitary doctor of Russia Gennady Onishchenko. “So much costs a bottle of Gzhelka, and the price of vodka produced in Moscow cannot be less than 82-100 rubles,” Onishchenko said.

Tallinn. Monument to the Soviet warrior-liberator. Photo from the site rus.delfi.ee The State Duma can freeze relations with the Estonian parliament if a law is adopted on the demolition of Soviet monuments. This initiative is commented on by deputies Vladimir Ryzhkov and Sergey Reshulsky, historian Boris Sokolov and human rights activist Oleg Orlov. Vladimir Ryzhkov , State Duma deputy, leader of the Republican Party: This initiative of United Russia is quite natural.

Tony Blair. Photo from the site www.kp Russia under President Vladimir Putin became a stronger country. Tony Blair said this on Monday evening, speaking at a banquet in honor of the new chosen lord-mayor of London City, RIA Novosti said this. “We can all observe how Russia under President Putin has become a stronger, more self -confident country,” Blair noted.