The city authorities are silent, and it seems that the matter will soon come to a wall-to-wall situation. On Friday and Saturday, a spontaneous action against the destruction and construction of the former Porcelain cemetery near the Lomonosovskaya metro station continued. Both sides of the conflict do not intend to give up. People came to the construction fence early in the morning of February 8, when an excavator began to roar and uproot the stumps of trees that had been cut down a month ago.

The sight of the Mariinsky Theater building in the historical center of St. Petersburg shocked the city. Residents and experts are demanding the demolition of the new building. The second stage of the Mariinsky Theater took more than 10 years to build. During this time, about 22 billion rubles were invested in it. ($700 million). Today Marinka-2 is one of the most expensive theater venues in the world and, according to professionals, one of the ugliest.

The Ministry of Defense promises to spend several billion rubles on restoring the cruiser. The decision to reconstruct the legendary ship and preserve it as part of the Russian Navy was made by Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. The repair plan for the Aurora has already been prepared by Deputy Minister Yuri Borisov and approved by the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Viktor Chirkov. As Igor Kurdin, advisor to the governor of St. Petersburg and chairman of the St.

FSB special forces, with the support of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Federal Migration Service, carried out an action to humiliate St. Petersburg Muslims. The St. Petersburg security officers, it seems, once again pleased the leadership with their successes: on February 8, they announced the detention of almost three hundred suspects of terrorism and extremism in one day.

The father of a dead prisoner hopes to punish doctors for negligence. In Russian civil medicine, the basis for investigating the actions of doctors is most often the death of a patient. In our prisons, even death due to the fault of doctors can pass for an ordinary event.

33 orphans became hostages of political games. In early January, the Committee on Social Policy of St. Petersburg sent a request to the Ministry of Justice and the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation about the fate of 33 St. Petersburg orphans who were being prepared to be adopted in the United States, but did not have time to complete the procedure. There is still no official answer.

St. Petersburg may lose another historic building and receive another urban planning error. The fate of the former home of State Bank employees (19 Zagorodny Ave.) hangs in the balance. The demolition, which could begin at any minute, can only be prevented by Georgy Poltavchenko - if he is determined enough to stop the flywheel of lawlessness launched under Valentin Matvienko. Socially significant commerce This story developed according to a scenario that had been played out more than once.

New know-how for introducing patriotism is maturing in St. Petersburg. Upon receiving a passport, St. Petersburg teenagers will take a citizen’s oath, in which they promise to obey the laws, be religiously tolerant and “endure all the hardships and hardships that may arise.” This initiative was taken by the Smolny Youth Policy Committee. Thirteen-year-old St.