Vladimir Abarinov It is not for me to judge why Eduard Limonov needed to fight a foreign adoption (one must presumably for patriotic reasons), but what he wrote about this is simply illiterate nonsense.

20 years ago, on January 3, 1993, in Moscow, Boris Yeltsin and George Bush Sr. signed an agreement on a further reduction in strategic offensive weapons (START-2). The contract prohibited the use of ballistic missiles with separated head parts. After in June 2002 the United States left the software agreement from 1972, Russia in response left START-2. Instead of START-2, SNP acted (an agreement on a reduction in strategic offensive potentials), which was signed in Moscow on May 24, 2002.

Gerard Depardieu. Photo by ar President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the admission of French actor Gerard Depardieu to Russian citizenship. The document is published on the Kremlin website. The text indicates that the actor’s statement is satisfied. On December 20, Putin said that he was ready to provide Depardieu citizenship.

Listen "Marsh against the Sclops" The organizers of the procession demanding the dissolution of the State Duma and the abolition of the anti -Sirot law, scheduled for January 13, offered to coordinate the compromise route by telephone, according to the coordinator of the Left Front Sergey Udaltsov on Twetther. “The route is like that - from Trubnaya Square along the boulevards to Kropotkinskaya Square. By the way, the city hall proposed such a route on December 15,” Udaltsov writes.

Navi Pilley. Photo: un.org From March 15, 2011 to the end of 2012, more than 60 thousand people died in Syria. This was reported in a press release from the Office of the Supreme Commissioner of the UN Human Rights. According to the study, the most victims in Homs, Damascus and Idlib. The Commissioner Navi Pillai said she was shocked by these numbers that are much exceeding the previous estimates. It took a group of specialists of the Human Rights Department five months to exclude false data.

US Congress. Photo: ConservativeDailynews.com American senators called on the Russian authorities to revise the anti -Sirot law that entered into force on January 1, RIA Novosti reports. The resolution adopted unanimously contains a request to allow to reunite with families of orphans who have already found foster parents in the United States. The resolution reflects the opinion of the Senate, but its adoption does not entail legal consequences.