The Arbitration Court of the Rostov Region arrested the Turkish ship Lira, which crashed into the supports of a working bridge under construction in the Kerch Strait, and forbade the management of the port of Taganrog to let it out. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to Rosmorrechflot. The ship was seized in order to ensure the recovery of damages caused by the accident from its owner. Earlier it was reported about the detention of the vessel in the port of Taganrog.

Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said on March 23 that she sees no possibility of accommodating refugees in the country. “The previous government agreed to accept refugees, several thousand people who would come to Poland voluntarily. But I make it very clear: I do not see any possibility for migrants to come to Poland at the moment,” Szydlo said in an interview with the Superstacja TV channel.

The "Islamic State" (an organization recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in the Russian Federation) has trained at least 400 militants to carry out terrorist attacks in Europe. It is reported by Associated Press with reference to European officials. Experts estimate that between 400 and 600 militants have been trained in IS training camps for external attacks.

A new round of negotiations on a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Yemen will begin on April 18 in Kuwait. This was announced by UN Envoy Ismail Ould Sheikh Ahmed. On April 10, a week before the start of negotiations in Yemen, a truce should come into force. In Yemen, since September 2014, the conflict has continued between the Shiite minority (Houthis) and supporters of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh on the one hand and the Sunni Yemeni authorities on the other.

The number of victims of the attacks in Brussels has reached 300 people. This was announced in the evening by the Minister of Health of Belgium, Maggie de Blok. According to her, 150 people are in hospitals. Earlier it was reported about 270 victims. On the morning of March 22, three explosions occurred in Brussels - two at the airport and one in the metro in the city center. As a result, 31 people died. Belgian authorities have identified two suicide bombers - Ibrahim and Khalid Bakrawi.

Khalid Bakrawi and Najim Lashrawi, who are called the perpetrators of the attacks in Brussels on March 22, were wanted by Interpol on charges of terrorism. According to a card on the organization's website, Khalid Bakrawi, who caused the explosion in the subway, was put on the international wanted list by the Belgian authorities on charges of terrorism. According to AFP , Bakrawi was suspected of renting apartments that were used in the preparation of the attacks in Paris in November 2015.

The Belgian newspaper De Standaard, citing a source, wrote that the name of the second suicide bomber who exploded at the Brussels airport was Najim Lashrawi. Earlier, the authorities officially named the names of two other suicide bombers: Ibrahim Bakravi (blew up at the airport) and his brother Khalid (bombed the subway). Earlier on March 23, it was reported about the detention of Najim Lashrawi in Anderlecht. However, this information has not been confirmed .

Remember David Letterman? The legendary presenter who formed the appearance of evening humorous programs, retired in May 2015. This is how he looked a year ago, on his last show: Photo: John Paul Filo / CBS / Landov / Vida Press For the year, Letterman has changed dramatically. The Daily Mail showed fresh photographs of the host, in which it is completely impossible to recognize him - without a suit and glasses, with a bald head and a luxurious beard.

Residents of the British city of Swansea donated so many copies of "50 Shades of Gray" by the writer E. L. James to Oxfam (an association that helps the underprivileged) used books that they were enough to build a large wall. According to shop owner Phil Broadhurst, his office has become a "nursing home" for E. L. James' erotic novels. After the store was flooded with hundreds of copies, its employees began to ask women to stop renting 50 Shades of Grey.

History of the main photograph of terrorist attacks in Brussels Photo: Ketevan Kardava / Georgian Public BroadCaster / AP / Scanpix As a result of a series of explosions in Brussels on March 22, 2016, 32 people were killed, according to unofficial data, another 270 were injured. Hundreds of world publications on the day of terrorist attacks published a photograph of two women affected by the explosion at the Airport Zartem.

Turkish President Tayyip Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that in the summer of 2015, one of the Brussels terrorists was detained in the Turkish province of Gaziantep (located on the border with Syria). We are talking about Ibrahim Bakrawi, who blew himself up at the Brussels airport. According to Erdogan, the detainee was deported from the country and the Belgian authorities were warned that he was an Islamist.

Deputy Prime Minister Olga Golodets announced the loss of 200 billion rubles in pension savings, “based on her own ideas about the investment process.” The deputy prime minister's press secretary told Vedomosti about this. According to the press secretary, Golodets meant that in 2014, investing pension savings had a negative return - minus seven percent per annum. This is exactly what gives minus 200 billion.

The commander of the grouping of the Russian armed forces in Syria, General Alexander Dvornikov, said that Russian special forces are operating in Syria.

In Basel, at the Baselworld watch exhibition, a Russian employee of a security company planted a dummy bomb near the stand and raised the alarm. This happened on the afternoon of March 22, a few hours after the attacks in Brussels. The Russian explained that he wanted to check whether the security measures were well followed. The guard failed to raise a panic, although some people rushed to run away. The arriving policemen did not evacuate the pavilion. 25-year-old Russian detained.

In a speech to an assembly of Attorney General officials, Vladimir Putin warned that Russian prisons have failed to prevent far too many human rights violations in recent years. In particular, the Russian president recalled a visit several years ago to a jail in St. Petersburg, where he says the healthcare facilities were in disrepair. “They were pulling teeth without anesthesia. Huh? What century do we live in?