Armored vehicles patrol the city streets In Kharkov, during the Peace March, the police detained 23 people; in total, about a hundred city residents took part in the prohibited action. In addition, on Saturday armored vehicles appeared on the streets of Kharkov, which, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, will patrol the territory from today.

In Guinea-Bissau, a bus hit a landmine on September 27, killing 19 people and injuring ten, ITAR-TASS reports, citing a statement from local police representatives. According to investigators, in the north of the country a crowded bus tried to avoid a puddle on the side of the road and was blown up by a mine. The victims with serious injuries were hospitalized. Law enforcement officers began an investigation into the incident. The country experienced coups d'état in 2003 and 2012.

MKU "Rostov Metro Administration" again changed the terms of the competition to select an organization to develop design documentation for the construction of the first line of the Rostov metro (the first stage of construction), according to data from the SPARK-Marketing system. In particular, the deadline for accepting applications for participation has been extended until October 15, and the results are planned to be announced on November 11.

Tehran is committed to developing cooperation with Moscow in the nuclear field. He stated this at a press conference in New York, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, ITAR-TASS reported on September 27. According to him, the Islamic Republic “counts on the implementation of all agreements” in this area. Rouhani indicated that “Iran stands for the continuation of this cooperation with Russia.” During the press conference, Mr.

The death toll from the use of an unknown drug in Surgut and the Surgut region of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug has increased to seven people, a representative of the SUSC for the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug reported to RIA Novosti on September 27. “Seven people died,” the agency’s interlocutor said. Earlier it was reported about six deaths in Surgut. In total, according to the latest data, 100 people were injured, 36 people were hospitalized.

The head of the autonomous Spanish region of Catalonia, Artur Mas, signed a decree on September 27 to hold a referendum on independence from Spain on November 9, RIA Novosti reports. On September 19, the Catalan Parliament adopted a law on referendums, which, according to local authorities, will allow public polls to be held without the official consent of Madrid. The Spanish government has already announced that it will appeal this law to the Constitutional Court.

The Ministry of Justice intends to refuse registration of the Progress Party of oppositionist Alexei Navalny.

Russian boxer Grigory Drozd defeated Pole Krzysztof Wlodarczyk on September 27 and won the WBC world heavyweight boxing title. The fight took place at the Moscow Dynamo Sports Palace in Krylatskoye. For the 35-year-old Russian, this victory was the 39th in his professional career (27 by knockout); he lost one fight. The Pole, who won 49 fights (35 ahead of schedule), suffered a third defeat, one of Wlodarczyk’s fights ended in a draw.

Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said that he sees no prerequisites for the exclusion of the Moscow football club CSKA from the Champions League participants in connection with the behavior of fans of the army team at the match with Roma, RIA Novosti reported on September 27. During the second half of the Champions League game, which took place in Rome and ended in a 5:1 victory for the hosts, CSKA fans began throwing burning fireworks at the Italian fans.

The Fratellis at Glavclub Rock concert Photo: Alexander Shcherbak, Kommersant / buy photo The Scottish group The Fratellis performed at the Moscow Glavclub. ELENA KRAVTSUN observed the first visit of the indie rockers to Russia. The Fratellis are made up of three brave guys from Glasgow who accidentally found each other through an advert in a record store in 2005.

Two British fighters are in Iraqi airspace and are ready to launch an attack, RIA Novosti reported on September 27. “We confirm that following yesterday's decision by Parliament, two British Tornado bombers have left Akrotiri Air Base in Cyprus. “At the moment they continue to fly over Iraq and if they find suitable targets they are ready to launch an attack,” said a spokesman for the British Ministry of Defense. The fighters are reportedly carrying laser-guided bombs and missiles.

More than a thousand residents of Dnepropetrovsk took part in the “Peace March” on September 27, dedicated to the Day of Partisan Glory. This was reported to ITAR-TASS by the press service of the Union of Soviet Officers of Ukraine. The press service representative said that the march took place under the slogans “No to NATO” and “No to the EU”.

Urban planning and land powers are being taken away from Ulyanovsk “for inability” The government of the Ulyanovsk region is taking the powers of the regional center in the field of land allocation and urban planning to the regional level. The reason cited was a large number of errors and violations in the allocation of land and issuance of construction permits, which were allowed in Ulyanovsk.

Amendments to the law will be carried out by the Presidential Council The share of foreign capital in Russian media cannot exceed 20%, otherwise the work of the media may be suspended by court decision. Such amendments to the law “On the Mass Media” were approved yesterday by the State Duma in the third reading.

The director of an Orenburg enterprise was convicted of selling two cinemas at a reduced price The Central District Court of Orenburg sentenced the head of the State Unitary Enterprise "Oblkinovideo" Vitaly Popov, finding him guilty of abuse of power in the sale of cinemas. “The court sentenced Popov to four years in prison to be served in a general regime colony.