The FBI said it was looking for information about 31-year-old Uzbek citizen Muhammadzoir Kadyrov in connection with the terrorist attack in New York. How exactly he is connected with the case is not specified. On October 31, in New York, a citizen of Uzbekistan, Saifullo Saipov, killed eight people in a car and wounded 11. The police managed to detain him. The case was considered a terrorist attack. A note was found in Saipov's car, mentioning the Islamic State terrorist organization.

Facebook groups run by Russia's Internet Research Agency (troll factory) staged simultaneous rallies of Muslims and opponents of the "Islamization of Texas" outside an Islamic center in Houston in 2016. US Senator Richard Burr made the announcement at a hearing on the use of social media in a campaign allegedly organized by Russia to interfere in US elections. The shares were held on the afternoon of May 21, 2016.

British Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has resigned. Fallon said his behavior in the past did not meet the requirements of the British military, the newspaper writes. It is not known exactly what incident Fallon's resignation is connected with. In late October, it became known that in 2002 he touched the knee of journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer. “In recent days, there have been many accusations against members of Parliament, including those related to my behavior.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) stripped the medals of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi from Russian skier Alexander Legkov, who won gold in the 50 km race and silver as a relay participant. He became the first medalist of that Olympics to be stripped of medals. Legkov and another Russian Olympic competitor, skier Yevgeny Belov, were found guilty of anti-doping rule violations. They were banned from participating in the Olympic Games.

In Kaliningrad, on November 1, security forces searched the editorial office of the socio-political newspaper Novye Kolyolas and detained Igor Rudnikov, the editor-in-chief of the publication, a deputy of the Kaliningrad Regional Duma. It is reported by "New Kaliningrad". As the journalists of Novye Koles said, at 15:40 local time (16:40 Moscow time) unknown security officials began to “storm the editorial office”.

The Internet search engines Yandex and Google have started deleting from their search results hyperlinks to websites that have been blocked by the Russian government. The website VC.ru was the first to notice the policy shift, which only affects Internet users in Russia. In particular, Yandex and Google no longer return search results for the torrent trackers rutracker.org and nnm-club.me and the opposition political website Grani.ru .

The founder of the zero group Fedor Chistyakov, who decided not to return to Russia due to the ban on Jehovah's witnesses, released a song called “Remove Witnesses”. According to the annotation to the video, this is the first single with an album that will be released in 2018.

Kyrylo Glivin / Alamy / Vida Press President Vladimir Putin on October 30 at a meeting with representatives of the Human Rights Council said that certain foreigners “purposefully and professionally” collect the biological materials of Russians. Prior to this, the RT channel found a strange tender on the website of the American public procurement: the US Air Force searched for a supplier of RNA samples and the synovial fluid of Russians of the Caucasian race.

Search engines Yandex and Google began to remove from search results sites that were blocked in Russia. The site vc.ru drew attention to this. In particular, the search results do not contain links to the pages rutracker.org, nnm-club.me and grani.ru. The results will appear in the search results if you access search engines from abroad. In the case of Yandex, a user from Russia does not have to be logged in to the site for this; Links can be seen in incognito mode.

Mercedes city news agency, which shot down Sergei Grachev, at the scene of an accident, September 25, 2017 On October 30, the Moscow Komsomolets newspaper wrote that the relatives of the traffic police officer Sergei Grachev allocated a three -room apartment and six million rubles - two from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, four from the FSB, whose employee, who allegedly knocked the inspector on the roadway, was.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. How the Soviet authorities shot a peaceful demonstration in Novocherkassk In 1962, in Novocherkassk-a factory city near Rostov-on-Don-the military shot a demonstration of workers demanding improvement of living conditions and lower prices. More than 25 people died; More than 85 were injured.

🕵️ November 1. The most confusing detective Main There was a terrorist attack in New York. A native of Uzbekistan and a supporter of the Islamic State, Saifullo Saipov driving a car driving a bicycle for one and a half kilometers, knocking people. Eight people died, 11 were injured. Saipov, who worked as a Uber driver, was detained. That's all that is known about him and about the attack . In sexual harassment, actor Dustin Hoffman was accused .

Motherboard journalist Caylee Rogers tweeted out instructions her fiancé made for those who will be watching their cat while the owners are away. The diagram shows a cat, and marks are made where it can be stroked, and where it is not worth it. So, the journalist's cat does not like it when her stomach is scratched, and does not always approve when she is stroked on the back. Canadian journalist Doug Saunders made an even more detailed scheme for the safe scratching of cats.

St. Charles County Police Department / AFP / Scanpix / Leta On October 31, in New York, a man on a small truck shot down eight people on a bicycle path to death. At least 11 people were injured. The crime was recognized as a terrorist attack; A note was found in the car with the mention of the Islamic State. The driver managed to detain, now he is in the hospital. As the media found out, this is a native of Uzbekistan Saifullo Saipov, who has been living in the United States since 2010.

Russian Human Rights Commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova says Maxim Lapunov’s police report should be enough to open a criminal investigation into the alleged mass torture of gay men in Chechnya. Moskalkova says officials have also withdrawn a previous refusal to open a criminal case. She also criticized investigators’ “insufficient activity” in the search for witnesses identified by Lapunov.