On Saturday morning, a 25-year-old man died in the Tyumen hospital, who suffered as a result of the collapse of the ceilings in the office building on Friday, Interfax was told in the duty unit of the Volga-Ural Center of the Russian Ministry of Emergencies. Thus, the number of those killed as a result of the tragedy increased to two people. According to the interlocutor of the agency, five people remain in the hospital, including three children.

The national protest day against the policy of the Government of Dominic de Wilpen in the field of employment has been announced today in France. Youth organizations, trade unions and opposition left parties said they intend to bring up to 1.5 million people to city streets.

Mass demonstrations dedicated to the third anniversary of the war in Iraq were held on Saturday in many countries of Europe, Asia, as well as in Australia, the AP agency reports. In London, thousands of people gathered in the square near the UK parliament and Big Ben. They held white posters covered with red paint, looking like blood. Participants in the manifestation went march to Trafalgar Square, where a rally was planned against the war in Iraq.

In Minsk on Saturday evening, a rock concert began in support of the presidential candidate from the opposition Alexander Milinkevich. According to the head of the information and public relations department of the Main Directorate of the Minsk City Executive Committee Oleg Slepchenko, this event, which was allowed by the Minsk City Executive Committee, collected more than a thousand spectators.

The Prosecutor General’s Office revealed the fact of corruption in the highest echelons of the authorities of North Ossetia-Alania, the 1st Deputy Prosecutor General of Russia Vladimir Kolesnikov said at a press conference in Vladikavkaz. According to the investigative group of the Prosecutor General, headed by Kolesnikov, a total of North Ossetian officials stole more than 10 million rubles from the state budget.

In 2005, under an article on mental disorders from military service, about 110 thousand draftees were released, said Valery Kulikov, chairman of the Central Military Medical Commission of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. "In the first place among diseases of the draft contingent, according to which citizens are exempted from military service, there are currently psychoneurological disorders.

Boris Labusov, head of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), is sure that it is impossible to find lists of Russian special services employees on the Internet. "It is impossible to detect such employees on the Internet or in any other sources. The existing accounting system excludes this. Moreover: I do not believe that the lists of CIA employees published on the Internet are indeed such," Labusov said in an interview with the newspaper "Trud" published on Saturday.

The Russian Ambassador to Belarus, Alexander Surikov, does not recommend Russian citizens to participate in street actions in the republic. "I would not recommend Russian citizens to participate in election public actions on Minsk streets," he said in an interview with the newspaper Republic on Saturday. “It is unacceptable to violate the legislation of another country, and even more friendly,” the ambassador added.

The hopes of the organizers of the current national protest in France for the activity of the population and the mass of demonstrations are justified. As reported from numerous cities in the country of television and radio channels, the streets came out "very large" number of people. The day of protest against the policy of the government of Dominic de Wilpen in the field of employment is held at the call of youth organizations, trade unions and opposition left parties.

The rehearsal of the pogrom of the polling station on the day of voting "was carried out today on Khreshchatyki by the activists of the Brotherhood party. Against its leader Dmitry Korchinsky , a criminal case was instituted in Chechnya for" participating in armed conflicts or military operations. " Members of the Brotherhood camouflaged their action under the "shooting of the training film".

Estonia police detained the 13-year-old granddaughter of the head of state, Anroold Ruytel for drinking alcohol. The incident occurred on March 1 at seven o’clock in the evening, when a police patrol on Vana Viru Street in the center of Tallina noticed a youth company that drank beer, the newspaper Eesti Paevaleht said on Saturday. The police delivered two girls to the station, where it turned out that one of them was the 13 -year -old granddaughter of President Maria.

Former President of Serbia and Yugoslavia Slobodan Miloshevich, who died on March 11 in the investigative prison of the Hague Tribunal, was buried in his hometown of the Zhozherevats. Over the grave of the former Yugoslav leader on a land plot in front of a house belonging to the Milosevich family, a plate of gray Italian marble was installed.

In Chechnya, the prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against mercenaries from Ukraine who participated in armed actions against the Russian federal forces, the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation said.

In early April, the State Central Museum of Modern History of Russia will host an anniversary exhibition dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the birth of a three-time Olympic champion, ten-time world championship, nine-time European champion and USSR in hockey Alexander Ragulin.

Former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, accused, together with a group of his closest associates of involvement in the murder of 148 peasants of the village of aduzhail, opens against the transfer of court meetings outside Iraq. This is reported by the Arab newspaper Ash Shark Al-Ausat published in London, he announced meetings with a group of his lawyers.