On October 8, a civil activist and publicist Pavel Shekhtman was detained in Moscow. As Kasparov.ru reported, Shekhtman was detained for publications on social networks. After the detention, Shekhtman was in the Department of Internal Affairs in the Western Administrative District. At the Department of Internal Affairs, the duty officer Chelnokov told The New Times that the detainees were not provided.

A civil war has only two outcomes: victory or defeat. Truce are concluded later, when one side crushed the resistance of the other, imposing its own order of things by force. Once upon a time, Mannerheim did this by buying his Finland its place under the liberal and democratic sun. Anyone who cannot afford this payment or is not convinced is doomed to lose, and both his supporters and future generations will pay for him. The October 1993 invoice was presented for payment already in 2000.

On October 8, a civil activist and publicist Pavel Shekhtman was detained in Moscow. As Kasparov.ru reported, Shekhtman was detained for publications on social networks. After the detention, Shekhtman was in the Department of Internal Affairs in the Western Administrative District. At the Department of Internal Affairs, the duty officer Chelnokov told The New Times that the detainees were not provided.

SK refused to initiate a criminal case on the fact of the beating of Oleg Sentsov by the FSB officers in Crimea On September 29, the term of the arrest of the Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov accused of terrorism was extended until January 2015. P {margin-bottom: 0.21cm; On May 30, the FSB of Russia said that the diversion-terrorist group of the Right Sector acted in Crimea. According to the department, one of the members of the group is Oleg Sentsov.

In Moscow, a civil activist, publicist Pavel Shekhtman, was detained. According to Kasparov.ru, now Shekhtman is located in the Krylatskoy police department. At the Department of Internal Affairs, the Chelnokov duty officer told The New Times that the IVS does not provide information on detainees. When asked who provides such information, the duty officer replied that it was necessary to contact either those bodies that conducted the detention, or with a lawyer.