On September 1, 2004, the world shuddered from news from North Ossetia. For 54 hours, the militants held 1128 people in the school building. Then there was a storm: 331 people died, more than 700 - injured. Among the dead - 172 children. Parents and relatives of the victims created the organization "Voice of Beslan": they require the authorities an objective investigation of the causes of the tragedy. The Kremlin prefers them not to notice.

On the basis of the Air Force in Emari near Tallinn (Amari Air Base), additional flight groups of the US Air Force will be located, President Barack Obama said on September 3 during a one -day visit to Estonia. “We believe that the best place for placing aircraft will be the naval base here in Estonia,” Obama said.

Russian equipment continues to arrive in Eastern Ukraine Despite the agreement on the ceasefire, reached by presidents Vladimir Putin and Peter Poroshenko on September 3, Russian equipment continues to arrive in Eastern Ukraine, and rebel detachments in which many Russian citizens are fighting are prepared for the assault on Mariupol.

10 years of tragedy in Beslan September 3, 2014 marks 10 years since the tragedy in Beslan, when 334 people, 186 of whom were children, died during the storming of school No. 1. Here are some of the materials previously published by The New Times about how people live after the worst terrorist attack in the history of Russia and why the relatives of the victims are still trying to get an objective investigation from the authorities.

10 years of tragedy in Beslan September 3, 2014 marks 10 years since the tragedy in Beslan, when 334 people, 186 of whom were children, died during the storming of school No. 1. Here are some of the materials previously published by The New Times about how people live after the worst terrorist attack in the history of Russia and why the relatives of the victims are still trying to get an objective investigation from the authorities.