In Yaroslavl, a housing and communal services defaulter was moved from a two-room apartment to a one-room apartment, Interfax reports , citing a source in the municipal services department. “Mikhail Sinelnikov has not paid the invoice for his apartment on Lenin Avenue in the city center since 1998. During this time, his debt amounted to more than 40 thousand rubles,” officials said.

Thousands of neo-Nazis and members of extremist organizations are undergoing military training in the US armed forces, the human rights organization Southern Poverty Law Center said in a letter to Pentagon chief Donald Rumsfeld. Human rights activists emphasized that racists in US military uniform are potential terrorists and a threat to all American citizens. "Any one of them could be the next Timothy McVey," says SPL.

The former head of the Italian government, Silvio Berlusconi, will stand trial on charges of fraud, Reuters reports. Reportedly, the corresponding decision was made on July 7 by the Milan court. The former Italian Prime Minister is also accused of embezzlement, tax evasion, money laundering and providing false reports on company activities between 1994 and 1999. Berlusconi himself completely denies his guilt on all counts.

The youth movement "Nashi" won a lawsuit against the Kommersant newspaper, according to the organization's official website . The publication was ordered to publish a refutation of information about an alleged fight between members of the movement and NBP activists.

During the investigation of the explosion in a minibus in Tiraspol, a passenger was identified as carrying an explosive device. As the Izvestia newspaper reports , this was stated by the head of the department for combating organized crime of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ruslan Mova. According to him, the testimony of the surviving minibus driver helped identify the suspect. “We were able to find out which of the passengers had an explosive device based on the nature of the damage.

Two more suspects in plotting an explosion in a tunnel under the Hudson River have been arrested and are in custody outside the United States, the deputy director of the FBI's New York office said on Friday. It was previously reported that one of the suspects was arrested in Lebanon. “I believe we have two more people in custody who are directly linked to this (terrorism plot) and are abroad, they have not yet been charged,” Reuters quoted Mark Mershon as saying.

"Our Ukraine" announced its withdrawal from the democratic coalition, reports "Ukrainian Pravda" . As Roman Zvarich, deputy head of the faction, said on Thursday evening, the issue of Our Ukraine’s withdrawal from the coalition will be finally resolved on Friday. “Participation of Our Ukraine in a coalition where the Socialist Party faction is present is impossible,” Zvarich emphasized.

The funeral service for theater and film actor Andrei Krasko took place on July 7, 2006 in the Church of the Savior Not Made by Hands on Konyushennaya Square in St. Petersburg. The coffin with the artist’s body went to the cemetery in Komarovo - to the necropolis of cultural figures, ITAR-TASS reports . Andrei Ivanovich Krasko died on the night of July 4-5, 2006 in Odessa at the 49th year of his life from acute heart failure.

On Thursday, July 6, a New York subway passenger was attacked by a robber with two hand-held power saws, CNN reports. The incident occurred at half past three in the morning at the 110th Street Cathedral Parkway station, located near Columbia University. The victim was sixty-four-year-old Michael Steinberg. He was taken to St. Hospital with serious injuries. Luke's Hospital. The criminal attacked Steinberg as he approached the turnstile and took out his subway card.

07.07.2006, 22:43:53 version Print | PDA/PDA "Radio Liberty" logo Radio Nesvoboda The problem with freedom of speech in Russia is no longer our internal matter On Friday, the Washington Post published an article alleging that Russian officials are pushing foreign radio stations off the air. Thanks to this publication on the eve of the G8 summit, the discussion about freedom of speech in Russia reaches a fundamentally different level.

07.07.2006, 17:37:12 version Print | PDA/PDA Alexander Moroz accepts congratulations from Nikolai Azarov (Party of Regions), photo AFP Oh, Frost, Frost... "Orange" anathematized the leader of the Socialist Party of Ukraine Never before has Bartholomew Korobeinikov been so vilely deceived. He could deceive anyone, but here he was deceived with such brilliant simplicity that he stood for a long time, kicking the thick legs of the dining table. Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov.

07.07.2006, 20:00:52 version Print | PDA/PDA Court hearing in the case of Andrei Sychev. NTV frame Show trial The military's local victory in the Sychev case received widespread coverage on television news The next court hearing in the case of Private Andrei Sychev from the support battalion of the Chelyabinsk Tank School was shown to viewers of news programs in such detail that is rarely shown on television.

Disappointment of the year Vladimir Putin's Internet conference was not at all what the Internet expected After all, what they say is true: the anticipation of a holiday is much better than the holiday itself. Especially when the holiday doesn’t work out in the end. The Russian President's Internet conference turned out to be anything but an Internet conference.

The Altair Marine Research Institute of Radio Electronics has successfully tested the 3M47 Gibka ship-based air defense system, ITAR-TASS reports . The Gibka melee air defense system, equipped with a high-precision electro-optical sighting system, is designed for installation on ships and boats with a displacement of 200 tons or more as the main air defense system.

Palestinian Hamas spokesman Mohamed Nazal said negotiations for the release of Israeli corporal Gilad Shalit had ended because Israel refused to respond to demands from Palestinian militants. In an interview with the Arabic newspaper Al-Quds al-Arabi, Nazal noted that Israel still insists on the corporal's release without any conditions, the Jerusalem Post reported. Hamas sources confirmed that the Palestinian factions that captured Shalit have reconsidered the terms of his release.