Journalist Oleg Kashin announced that he had solved the case of an attempt on his life in 2010. On his website he published the names of the suspects and a photograph of one of them. According to Kashin, Vyacheslav Borisov, Danila Veselov and Mikhail Kavtaskin are directly related to the beating. The last two were arrested, one of them is ready to make a deal with the investigation. Vyacheslav Borisov is wanted - according to Kashin, he is hiding in Mogilev in Belarus.

The organizers of the mass rally in Chisinau began to set up tents in the city center and raise money for an indefinite protest. The collected funds are going to buy food and water for activists who plan to stay overnight at the Great National Assembly Square. Photographs from the square show that there are several tents near the stage. with the protesters held talks Moldovan Prime Minister Valery Strelets .

Three servicemen of the Ukrainian army disappeared on the border with Crimea. According to the Ukrainian General Staff, soldiers from the 79th separate airmobile brigade were at an observation post on the night of September 5, and after the shift, according to their colleagues, they went to swim near the dam near the border. According to the General Staff, two cars were seen in this area, which drove up from the Crimea. The Ukrainian command assumes that the soldiers were detained.

The United States refused to issue an entry visa to the President of the Russian Wrestling Federation, Vice President of the United World Wrestling (UWW) Mikhail Mamiashvili. The reason for this decision remains unknown. In a comment to the R-Sport agency, Mamiashvili expressed confidence that it was not related to sports. “The US Olympic Committee and the US Wrestling Federation have made great efforts, for which I am very grateful to them.

Participants in the thousands of opposition rally in Chisinau promised to start an unlimited action and establish on the Square of the Great National Assembly in the center of the city of the tent if their requirements are not met. “We came here with tents. And we do not intend to leave. Our previous protests ended with nothing, because we left, and the requirements remained unfulfilled.

The United States has refused to issue a travel visa to Mikhail Mamiashvili, President of the Wrestling Federation of Russia, according to the organization's website. Mamiashvili was due to travel to Las Vegas, where the World Wrestling Championships will take place between September 7 and September 12. The event also serves as the first qualifying event for the 2016 Olympic Games, which will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Supporters of the German far-right Die Rechte party tried to prevent the arrival of migrants in Dortmund. 26 people took part in the action: they marched through the city center and tried to break through to the station, where a train with about a thousand refugees arrived. The ultra-right clashed with left-wing activists and the police. Three police officers and one bystander were injured. Four people were arrested.

Oleg Sentsov disputes his 20-year prison sentence in Russia’s Supreme Court. Here’s all you need to know. Photo: Mikhail Pochuev / ТАСС / Scanpix Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov, who was sentenced to 20 years in Russian prison on charges of terrorism, has filed an appeal with the Russian Supreme Court against the verdict. Earlier, Ukrainian authorities announced they are preparing to contest the Russian court’s decision at the European Court of Human Rights.

Human Rights Center “Memorial” has been fined 300,000 rubles ($4,500) for violating the law on “foreign agents.” A Russian court ruled that Memorial violated the law by publishing and distributing materials without including the mandatory disclaimer stating they are officially a “foreign agent.” Representatives of the Memorial human rights office have announced that the materials in question were distributed by the historical society “Memorial,” which is a separate organization.

The EU and the US are considering a new round of sanctions against Russia. According to foreign diplomatic sources speaking with the Russian newspaper Kommersant , the new round of sanctions may be implemented if the separatist-controlled regions of Ukraine fail to hold local elections at the same time as other Ukrainian regions. Ukrainian elections are scheduled for October 25.

Russia has refused to send paintings by Marc Chagall to Sweden for a planned exhibition at the Millesgarden Museum in Stockholm. Vladimir Gusev, director of the Russian Museum, told the news agency Interfax there are fears the paintings could be confiscated by Swedish authorities.

A mass rally against the Moldovan authorities was staged in the center of Chisinau. According to its organizers, more than 100 thousand people came to the Great National Assembly Square. The action was the largest since the early 1990s. The rally was organized by the civil movement "Dignity and Justice".

Tajikistan has detained two defense ministry officers who are suspected of assisting General Abdukhalim Nazarzoda, a former deputy defense minister accused of terrorism. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Tajikistan announced the names and ranks of the detainees - the deputy commander of the landing brigade, Lieutenant Colonel Mustafo Nazarov, and the senior inspector of the finance department of the Ministry of Defense, Major Nasim Yusufov.

For the first time since November 2014, there are more supporters of Britain's exit from the European Union than opponents of such a decision. This is evidenced by a survey conducted by Survation commissioned by The Daily Mail. 43% of the study participants were in favor of the UK leaving the EU, while 40% were against. Of the Britons who want to stay in the EU, 22 percent said they could change their mind if the migrant crisis in Europe worsens further.

The founder of the French National Front, Jean-Marie Le Pen, who lost his post as honorary chairman of the party in August, announced the creation of a new right-wing political movement. “We can act like the National Front, even if we are not part of it,” Le Pen said, speaking to his supporters in Marseille. Le Pen refused to accept the decision to remove him from the leadership of the National Front. “We must put an end to this witch hunt,” he said.