In the Moscow City Court on Wednesday, the interrogation of the so -called "Bitsev maniac" Alexander Pichushkin, accused of committing 49 murders and 3 assassination assassinations , will continue. The day before, giving in court, Pichushkin admitted to the committing four murders and refused to admit the murder of one person. As expected, at the upcoming meeting, he will make statements relatively 47 crimes of which he is accused.

The release of cars in Russia by 2020 will increase three times and amount to almost 6 million per year. According to ITAR-TASS , this was stated by the Executive Director of the Association of Automobile Products Igor Korovkin at the All-Russian Forum of the AutoProm and Suppliers of Autoconets, which opened today in Kazan. By this time, about 5.1 million cars, 680,000 trucks, 140,000 buses per year should be produced in the country, and a third of these products should be exported.

The government was tightly engaged in rising food prices in Russia. Everyone has their own methods: the head of the Ministry of Agriculture gathered a press conference and offered to compensate for the growth of prices to the poor from the budget. The work of the Federal Antimonopoly Service gave a significantly more significant result: the FAS talk about the price conspiracy of trading companies in at least nine regions of Russia.

The Russian Orthodox Church hopes that the call to combine human rights with traditional spiritual and moral values, which became the leitmotif of the performances of the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy II last week in France, is perceived by Western Europe.

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine signed an interdepartmental agreement on cooperation in the energy sector. The agreement was signed by representatives of the relevant ministries of these countries on Wednesday, on the first day of the energy conference in Vilnius.

Attempts by the organizers of the 2012 Olympics in London to make a skateboard with an Olympic sport failed. According to their plan, the inclusion of this "street" sport in the program would make the Olympic holiday more attractive for young people. Supporters of such an innovation were some leaders of the International Olympic Committee.

In Moscow, a ring of a diamond worth about 3 million rubles was stolen from a jewelry boutique on Wednesday during the day. According to Interfax in the law enforcement agencies of the capital, a respectable man, at the age of about 50-60 years, entered the boutique located in the house of N2 on Kutuzovsky Prospekt. The buyer asked the saleswoman to see a diamond ring and other jewelry.

According to the ITAR-TASS correspondent, the Japanese automobile concern Honda Motor created the least traumatic car for pedestrians. A body of a car made of soft silicone, close in composition to material, which is used in cosmetic prosthetics. If you press on the body with a finger, then there will be a dent that itself is quickly smoothed. The creators of the machine claim that with a mild collision with a pedestrian, harm to health will be minimal.

The last tranche in the amount of 600 million rubles from the federal budget to eliminate the consequences of the earthquake in the city of Nevelsk entered the administration of the Sakhalin Region. And in total, two billion rubles were promised, RIA Novosti told Wednesday an employee of the information policy department of the regional administration.

On Wednesday, a book in the German city of Frankfurt on Wednesday, a book is presented in which letters written by the Germans to their Fuhrer were first published. In the collection, entitled "Letters to Hitler," some of the addressees asks the leader of the German people about mercy, while others send gifts to the Fuhrer. A huge number of letters included in the book belong to the period when Hitler has already become a chancellor.

American President George Bush called on the US Congress not to adopt a resolution that classifies the death of 1.5 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1917. A few hours before the vote on a resolution in the Committee on International Affairs of the House of Congress, US President George Bush said that the adoption of the resolution would cause "great harm" to relations with Turkey.

The fractions of the State Duma starting with its next convocation may receive the right to actually terminate the deputy powers of its members. Oleg Kovalev, the head of the United Russia Regulations, spoke in terms of the adoption of the relevant bill.

Relatives of an employee of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the victim in the accident, are going to sue the wife of Nikolai Rastorguev, on whose fault the accident occurred on October 8. 24-year-old Dmitry Zhidkov, who received the most serious injuries, has already undergone one operation, but still remains in serious condition. On Monday, in one of the Moscow clinics, Zhvakov underwent surgery. From the resuscitation, he was transferred to the department of cranial-litus surgery.

The US government must remove X -ray attitudes from hospitals and research institutions, since terrorists can use them for the manufacture of "dirty bombs", the Pentagon Scientific Council, which includes former CIA and the American military department, AR reports. The Pentagon Scientific Council did not confirm the existence of such a report or documents confirming the recommendations for the seizure of X -ray medical and scientific attitudes.

Two visitors to the exhibition in the Tate Modern gallery failed into a man -made crack in the floor, which is a masterpiece of contemporary art. One of them received an easy injury. The crack, into which women fell, has 167 m lengths, 25 cm width and about a meter of depth, the The Daily Mail newspaper writes. The work of art wriggles on the surface of the floor of the so -called turbine hall (the museum is located in the building of the former power plant).