A rally of the Russian-speaking community against the introduction of troops into Crimea was held in San Francisco. "Don't hold pictures of Hitler! This is a peaceful protest!" - Nikolai Belogorsky, one of the organizers of the rally against the introduction of troops into Ukraine, convinced the Russians, Ukrainians and Georgians gathered at the Russian consulate. The event could be called spontaneous: information about the protest appeared on the Internet literally the day before the event.

From the practice of yesterday's anti-war picket on Nevsky Prospekt Most of those who approached are still against war. Those who are in favor begin shouting: “This is our land!”, “You want America to seize Crimea!”, “There are fascists there!”... They cannot answer the question of where the fascists are in Crimea. As well as when asked where the American soldiers are. And what kind of “danger” threatens the Russians there. Only two questions stop their stream of consciousness.

I don’t know about you, but I’m already tired of the universal hysteria about sending troops into Crimea. Specifically, I’m tired of the fact that almost no one talks about what’s going on in the minds of the majority of Crimeans today. But this is the main thing in the whole story. This is precisely the key to answering the question - is occupation and aggression or “brotherly help” (God forgive me). I'm tired of things not being called by their proper names.

The project for the reconstruction of the buildings of the former stable department remains a secret for expert councils. But the implementation of the apartments in the future club house from the Zingarshevich brothers has already started Two of a casket The proposals for adapting to the modern use of such iconic objects for St.

The TEACHER trade union is ready to stand up for teachers who are being forced to attend rallies in support of the entry of troops into Ukraine. Vsevolod Lukhovitsky, co-chairman of the trade union, told Novaya that the organization is ready to support any teacher punished for refusing to go to the March 2 protests or for legally expressing an anti-war position.

The viewers noticed the oddities in the report of the first channel. On Sunday, March 2, Channel One showed a report entitled "more and more citizens of Ukraine arrives in the southern Russian regions." The plot said that the aggravation of the domestic political situation forces residents of the southeast, as well as the central and western regions of Ukraine to flee to Russia-Kursk, Belgorod, Rostov and Bryansk regions.

The handsome Leto, having received an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor (the film “Dallas Buyers Club”), said “thank you” to the freedom fighters in Ukraine from the stage. “While you are fighting to make your dreams come true, to survive the impossible, we are thinking about you,” Jared admitted. In Russia, of course, they played it safe - they decided not to show the Oscar ceremony this year. But you can't hide anything.