Experts-about whether the Tu-154 pilots, who collapsed near Sochi, could confuse the sky and earth Photo: AP/TASS The collapse of the Tu-154, which happened on December 25, was the most terrible plane crash last year. And the most classified in the last years. After almost three months, we are forced to admit that the company has practically no reliable information about what happened.

In the center of Kiev, activists threw stones at a branch of Alfa-Bank, reports UNN. According to Hromadske , they were activists of the OUN movement protesting against the dispersal of supporters of the railway blockade of Donbass. They broke windows in the office. As Interfax-Ukraine clarifies, before that, the protesters tried to enter the office of the System Capital Management company of Rinat Akhmetov.

The leader of the Shaltai-Boltai hacker group, Vladimir Anikeev, made a deal with the investigation, RIA Novosti reports citing lawyer Ruslan Koblev. “We signed an agreement on a deal with the investigation, the criminal case against Anikeev will be considered in a special order - without examining evidence and questioning witnesses,” he said. According to Koblev, Anikeev is charged with only one episode of illegal access to computer information. He faces up to five years in prison.

An attempt to overcome the parliamentary crisis in Macedonia turned into new troubles Photo: EPA In Macedonia, for the second week is restless. Every evening, thousands of people throughout the country go out on the streets and squares with national flags and under the slogan “Painting a single Macedonia!”. Improvalized rallies sound passionate speeches, calling for preventing the ethnic split of the states. But who and why threatens the safety of the Macedonians?

The governor Poltavchenko will have to be responsible for them in court Photo: RIA Novosti On March 13, the Smolninsky District Court of St. Petersburg began to consider the combined claim to the Committee of Property Relations (Kio) by deputy ZakS Boris Vishnevsky and human rights activists Pavel Shapchitsa, Sergey Bakeshin and Ekaterina Kuznetsova.

Why does Trump want to be friends with Putin against the main economy of the world? Photo: TASS Donald Trump’s arrival to power in the United States gave rise to a wave of conversations about the revival of the “geopolitical triangle” of the Cold War. In the time of Nixon, Mao and Brezhnev, America restrained the USSR, getting closer to China.

How they adopt the law on the exemption of friends from taxes Photo: RIA Novosti The day before, on the eve of April 1, that is, the day when individuals need to submit tax returns for 2016-the State Duma Budget Committee at a fantastic speed approved the amendment to the Russian Tax Code (and, according to the information and ex-deputy Dmitry Gudkov, there were no amendments on the agenda on Friday).

The mayor's office of Stavropol refused to approve the LGBT action, calling it illegal. This is stated in the notice of the city administration. According to the city administration, the action violates the law "On the protection of children from information that is harmful to their health and development." Gay parades were to be held in a number of cities in the South of Russia, including Nalchik and Cherkessk, as part of an all-Russian LGBT action.

Margarita Kotova, the operator of the heat point of the DMUP EKPO company near Moscow, who came into conflict with the mayor of Dzerzhinsk because of an attempt to change the management company in her own house, was forced to write a statement of her own free will under pressure from colleagues.

Moscow sends a disabled girl to Kyiv, and Kyiv is not averse to criminal prosecution Photo: TASS Channel One announced the Russian candidate for Eurovision - and it began: insults, accusations and other political flood. Most of all in this situation, it is a pity for Julia Samoilova, a 27-year-old singer from Ukhta, whom they are now writing about-“Russia in a wheelchair”. To put it mildly, this is a lead. No one thinks about how she sings. Everyone says only about disability.

The Supreme Court of Russia refused to consider a supervisory appeal against the sentence of oppositionist Sergei Udaltsov, who was convicted of organizing mass riots on Bolotnaya Square. This was announced by his wife on her Twitter page. “The Supreme Court refused to consider the supervisory appeal in the case of Udaltsov. The complaint was pending before the Supreme Court for 2.5 months. We draw conclusions, ”the wife of the oppositionist wrote.

In the country, cheerfully twisting in the dark forest of archaic, the idea of ​​beating the Internet is seriously discussing Photo: EPA/Vincent Janink The idea to slow down the Internet with another scarecrow arose in our lives. Judging by the information seeping from the administrative spheres, work is already boiling there to embody the idea into a document that, equipped with seals and signatures, will soon go to the Duma.

The Kuzminsky District Court of Moscow has arrested a 65-year-old ballroom dance club teacher who is suspected of sexually harassing underage pupils. This was reported to Novaya Gazeta by the press secretary of the court Elena Mesenko.

The Electoral Commission of St. Petersburg did not accept the application for a referendum on the transfer of St. Isaac's Cathedral to the Russian Orthodox Church. It is reported by TASS. “The election commission received a petition from the initiative group to hold a referendum. The submitted petition does not meet the requirements of the federal law,” said Nadezhda Lebedeva, deputy chairman of the commission.

Open Russia filed a cassation complaint with the Supreme Court against Danila Bezborodov, who was sentenced to prison for violence against minors. In the complaint, lawyer Sergei Badamshin pointed out that the prosecution did not investigate the data on the video, for the dissemination of which Yevgenia Chudnovets was convicted and then acquitted. According to the defense, information about the title of the recording would help to establish the exact time of the crime.