The former goalkeeper of the French national team Fabyen Bartez confirmed on Monday that he was leaving Nanta, struggling to survive in the highest French division, because of security reasons. He fought on Saturday with a fan after the defeat of the team in his field, and on Sunday, with his family, he left the city, reports Reuters. “I will not play for Nant,” said the 35 -year -old bartes on the air of the France Info radio station. “This is not because of football.

Two Lada cars collided on a highway near the village of Berezovka, Perm Territory. "A non -working man, following the Zhiguli car, drove into the oncoming lane and a collision with a car of a similar brand under the control of also non -working," the source of Interfax said in law enforcement agencies. As a result of the accident, the last and four passengers of both vehicles died on the spot. The driver of the first machine with bodily injuries is hospitalized.

President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko dismissed the judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine Valery Pshenichnik. The president signed the corresponding decree on April 30, the press service of the head of state reports. It was Pshenichny, according to the adviser to President Nicholas the midday, who opened the case of the constitutionality of the presidential decree on the dissolution of the parliament.

In the Greek capital, presumably anarchists on Monday morning fired at the machine gun and threw a grenade into the building of the police station. There are no victims, the local police said. According to the law enforcement officers, according to the building of the police station of the Athenian district of Naa Ionia and the vehicles standing near him, at least 15 shots were made. Then the two masked attackers rushed off the crime scene on the motorcycle.

The Estonian Foreign Department expressed bewilderment in connection with the behavior of the delegation of the Russian Federation in Tallinn.

The leader of the movement of young political ecologists "Local" participating in the picket of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow, Sergey Fateev suffered, trying not to miss the Estonian Ambassador to the Russian Federation, Marina Kalyurand, the press secretary of the movement Maria Shapovalova said on Monday.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on Monday adopted a resolution on the holding simultaneously parliamentary and presidential elections. The parliament decided to hold the presidential elections and people's deputies no later than 90 days from the date of the corresponding changes to the Constitution, but no later than December 9, 2007.

The silver medalist of the Russian Championship 2007 according to Freestyle in the Ski-Cross discipline 22-year-old Nikita Solovyov, by decision of the Presidium of the Russian Federation of Russia, was disqualified for two years for a positive doping test for marijuana. This was reported to the Sports Information Agency "All Sport" by the state coach Gennady Belousov.

In St. Petersburg, 52 thousand copies of the newspaper “Marsh of the Non -Disagreements” were detained, the leader of the St. Petersburg “Yabloko” Maxim Reznik told Interfax on Monday.

A special commission, created by the Israeli government to analyze the actions of the country's leadership during the Second Lebanese War, criticized the Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and the former head of the General Staff for "serious failures" admitted during last year's campaign.

The leader of the “Union of Right Forces” Nikita Belykh on Monday refused the mandate of the deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Konstantin Bocharov, Chairman of the Provisional Election Commission of the Territory, told RIA Novosti . Earlier, Vladimir Zhirinovsky and Valery Zubov announced their refusal to work in Krasnoyarsk.

Five British subjects were found by the jury in London guilty of a conspiracy in order to commit terrorist attacks in the country, as a result of which hundreds of people could die. According to the investigation, the accused planned to conduct explosions in a shopping center, a night club, as well as damage the gas supply system using explosive devices made of nitrogen fertilizers.

At the site of the excavations of the mass grave of Soviet soldiers in Tallinn on Monday, the remains of nine people were found, the Ministry of Defense of Estonia said. Excavations continue. Upon completion of the excavations, the remains will be identified, then they will be reburied in a military cemetery in Tallinn, the head of the press service of the Ministry of Defense of Madis Mikko told Interfax.

The number of victims of the next terrorist attack in Iraq is growing. According to updated data, on Monday north of Baghdad during an explosion arranged by a suicide bomb terrorist during a funeral procession, 32 Iraqs were killed, another 52 were injured, Reuters reports with reference to the local authorities. Earlier, at least 20 dead and 25 wounded were reported.

Estonia police were delayed over 120 people last night, including 45 people and 80 in Tallinn in the cities of Narva and Yykhvi. Robberies and large -scale acts of vandalism are not recorded. The delegation of the State Duma of the Russian Federation is going to Tallinn to clarify the fate of the monument to the libertist soldier. Last night was held in Tallinn and other cities of Estonia relatively calmly, Interfax reports with reference to the police.