Zaurbek Talhigov - The New Times "I did everything I could." A few hours after the capture of the theater center on Dubrovka, in the early morning of October 24, 2002, a man came to the center of the center. His name was Zaurbek Talhigov, and he became those through whom the militants negotiated with the outside world. After a year and a half, he was sentenced by the Moscow City Court for eight and a half years to a maximum security colony as an accomplice of terrorists who captured Nord-Ost.

No one answered for the death of 125 hostages "Vladimir Putin comes to Dubrovka as a crime scene." Ten years ago, on October 23, 2002, one of the most high-profile terrorist acts occurred, which went down in history called Nord-Ost. The terrorists captured the theater center at the Dubrovka metro station right during the performance-the musical Nord-Ost based on the Kaverin’s novel Two Captains. 912 people - spectators and troupe were hostage.

"You cannot leave your battle on the battlefield." 96 thousand 28 signatures were collected under the appeal to the President of Russia with a request to pardon the lawyer of Yukos Svetlana Bakhmina. She was released on April 27, 2009 ato, having served 4.5 years in prisons and Mordovian camps and giving birth to a daughter in captivity. The rally on the liberation of Bakhmina is one of the most successful shares of the Civil Society of the 2000s.

Former hostage Alexander Rozovskaya - The New Times "You can’t spend life on fears, boredom, on care." Alexander Rozovskaya in the musical Nord-Ost played one of the main roles-Katya Tatarinova in childhood. During the capture of hostages, she with nine actors from the children's troupe and two teachers spent three days on the balcony of the theater center on Dubrovka. During the rescue operation, Alexander lost her cousin Arseniy Kurilenko and her friend Christina Kurbatova.

Without antidote. Early in the morning of October 26, the special services, using unknown gas, began the assault on the theater center on Dubrovka. The result was poisoning and death of 125 hostages. What kind of gas was used - remained a secret and ten years later Morning after the assault on October 26. Freeded hostages are taken out into the street In the materials of the criminal case at Nord-Ost, the non-ordering of any medical care of the 73rd of 125 dead hostages was recorded.

Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, one of the soloists of Pussy Riot, was taken to colony IK-14. This The New Times learned from a reliable source. Tolokonnikova was taken along the stage to the famous Potma station in a prison car known as the "Stolypin car": the train arrived there today, Tuesday, October 23 at 11 am. From there she was brought to the village of Partsa, to the colony where Yevgenia Khasis is serving her sentence, and where Svetlana Bakhmina was serving her sentence.

"You cannot leave your battle on the battlefield." 96 thousand 28 signatures were collected under the appeal to the President of Russia with a request to pardon the lawyer of Yukos Svetlana Bakhmina. She was released on April 27, 2009 ato, having served 4.5 years in prisons and Mordovian camps and giving birth to a daughter in captivity. The rally on the liberation of Bakhmina is one of the most successful shares of the Civil Society of the 2000s.