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The trial of the leader of Ingush militants began in Rostov-on-Don The North Caucasus District Military Court yesterday began hearings in the case of one of the leaders of the bandit underground, Doku Umarov's closest associate, Ali Taziev (Magas). During the meeting, the indictment was announced and the procedure for considering the evidence and the presentation of the parties was determined.

Bloomberg editor-in-chief Matthew Winkler apologized to clients in an editorial column on the publication's website and clarified exactly what information Bloomberg journalists have access to. Previously, the agency's major clients expressed concern that the publication's journalists had access to details of how clients, including central banks and regulators, used the agency's information terminals. Regulatory authorities in a number of countries have already become interested in the issue.

Drivers may be required to install dashcams Yesterday, a bill on the mandatory installation of DVRs in cars was registered in the Verkhovna Rada. Information from them is supposed to be used as evidence in the investigation of the circumstances of the accident and the facts of incorrect behavior of traffic police inspectors. It is proposed to introduce fines for non-use of devices in cars.

The Russian FSB detained an employee of the US Central Intelligence Agency while attempting to recruit an employee of one of the Russian special services, Interfax reports. Career US CIA officer Fogle Ryan Christopher, working undercover as the third secretary of the political department of the US Embassy in Moscow, was detained on the night of May 13-14 by counterintelligence agencies of the Russian FSB.

to attract application developers The Internet company Amazon has launched its own electronic currency, Amazon Coins, which is currently only available for use in its own app store for the Kindle Fire tablet. In the future, they plan to expand the use of the currency to other Amazon online services. The Amazon Coins to dollar rate is now 100:1. Photo: REUTERS/Brian Snyder/Files, Reuters The Internet company Amazon has released its own electronic currency, Amazon Coins.

The Altai Territory prosecutor's office sent a criminal case to court against lawyer Yuri Grishechkin. As stated in a statement from the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation, in September last year he informed his client about an allegedly reached agreement with high-ranking employees of the investigative authorities that a preventive measure in the form of detention would not be chosen against him. For this they allegedly had to pay 200 thousand rubles.

OJSC "Uchalinsky Mining and Processing Plant" (UGOK, an enterprise of the raw materials complex of the UMMC-holding) in January-March 2013 received a net profit calculated according to RAS in the amount of 331.1 million rubles. This is 32.6% less than in the first quarter of 2012, according to the company’s reporting. The company's revenue decreased by 8.6% - to 4.79 billion rubles. The company's short-term accounts payable at the end of March amounted to 2.56 billion versus 2.14 billion rubles.

The capital police sent materials to the Investigative Committee regarding Vitaly Grachev, known under the pseudonym Vitas, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the press service of the Main Department of Internal Affairs in Moscow. “Materials on the fact of insulting and beating an employee of the police department for servicing the All-Russian Exhibition Center by citizen Grachev were sent to the Investigative Committee for making a procedural decision,” the agency’s interlocutor said.

Transport police officer suspected of bribery The Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Volgograd Region opened a criminal case on the fact of attempted fraud against the senior detective of the Department of Economic Security and Anti-Corruption of the Volgograd Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Transport.

The Ministry of Transport of the Rostov Region has announced an open competition for the design of the entrance to the Yuzhny airport complex in the Rostov Region, the department’s press service reported. “The initial cost of the work, according to the tender documentation, is about 61 million rubles. Completion of the design is scheduled for July 2014,” the statement says. The results of the competition will be announced on June 4, 2013.

The authorities do not see the need for such events The Moscow City Hall is not going to allow a march of representatives of sexual minorities to take place in the capital on May 25. The City Hall's decision will be officially announced on Wednesday. Photo: Vasily Maksimov, Kommersant / buy photo “From our point of view, there is no need for such events in the city,” Alexey Mayorov, head of the regional security department of the Moscow City Hall, told Interfax .

Competitions to replace guaranteeing suppliers begin The Ministry of Energy is beginning the process of replacing the main energy sales regions that have been removed from the market. The first competition could take place in a week in Penza. But its terms are unlikely to attract applicants. Officials demand that 100% of the previous sales debts be repaid, while the new supplier must work for an equal or lower sales premium.

Russia terminated the agreement with Azerbaijan on the transit of Azerbaijani oil through its territory, which was signed in Moscow in January 1996, Interfax reports. The corresponding order was signed by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.

Chief military prosecutor Sergei Fridinsky said that the management of Oboronservis OJSC not only knew about multi-billion dollar thefts in this structure, but also opposed law enforcement agencies in their efforts to restore order. “We are absolutely sure: the management of Oboronservis knew what objects were being sold to whom for what money. Where are these funds then transferred? Not a single serious operation was carried out by the decision of a petty clerk.