As the Russian Supreme Commander -in -Chief was in the company of distributors of knowing fakes Not a single Russian military celebration - at least May 9, at least February 23 - does not do without an offensive lining. Necessarily in the open spaces of the homeland are shkodly artists or designers who mount a festive poster or a postcard under the guise of Russian military equipment either an American tank or aircraft carrier.

Personal data of persons under the supervision of the Federal Security Service (FSO), as well as members of their families will now be classified. This, in particular, follows from the State Duma approved on June 21 in the third reading of the presidential bill regarding the activities of the Federal Security Service.

The king of Saudi Arabia made his son a second person in the country, who is called a "dangerous player" In the Saudi vertical vertical of generations, a change of generations occurred: on June 21, the 81-year-old King of Saudi Arabia Salman announced that his 31-year-old son Muhammad Ben Salman As-Saud would now be the first on the list of successors.

“I’m not going to start a third world war because of the Yugoslavs,” said British General Michael Jackson in 1999 when he received an order from NATO commander-in-chief Wesley Clark to “knock the Russians out” of the airport in Pristina, the capital of the now partially recognized Republic of Kosovo. Now one can only guess whether Russian generals and their American colleagues, who are about to start a confrontation in Syrian airspace, will have the same common sense.