The peninsula becomes a leader among Russian drug trafficking regions With this scourge, single rangers on old Lada are fighting here. Their nightly sorties on the capture of drug addicts, and if they are very lucky, then dealers, look like an attempt to scoop the sea with a holey toe. Police in Crimea is not enough even to patrol streets.

The Krasnogvardeisky District Court found it illegal to conduct an environmental review of the Severnaya Samarka landfill in the Vsevolzhsky District of the Leningrad Region without new public hearings, one of the plaintiffs, Maria Podvigina, told Fontanka. The ecological expertise was appointed by Rosprirodnadzor, its term expires on April 19, before the entry into force of the court decision.

US President Donald Trump fired the head of the country's Secret Service, Randolph Alles, reports The Guardian, citing the White House. Alles took up this position in April 2017. In a statement, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders noted that Alles "has done a great job in the service over the past two years" and that the US president is grateful to him for more than 40 years of service to the country.

In early March 2018, Russian political strategists arrived in Madagascar under the guise of "tourists" and allocated money to at least six presidential candidates, the reports , citing sources. BBC Two former candidates spoke about receiving money from Russian "tourists". The BBC notes that tranches of several thousand euros could be transferred in cash, and contracts were signed with the candidates in return.

The father of the raped girl increasingly recalls the film "Voroshilovsky shooter." Five years have passed, accused - free Lena was fifteen, when four of her peers were brutally abused her (at the request of her parents, all the names and surnames of family members were changed - ed.). It would not be difficult to investigate this serious crime - the suspects not only did not hide, they publicly boasted perfect.

Parents whose children contracted dysentery after being poisoned in Moscow kindergartens have filed a second class-action lawsuit against Moscow authorities and Yevgeny Prigozhin's food-supply company Concorde. This was announced by the lawyer of the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) Lyubov Sobol on her Twitter. There are 14 co-plaintiffs.

Ingush students Ilez Aushev, Ismail Chemurziev, Ramazan Pliev and Ali Dzeitov, who are in an Egyptian prison, went on a hunger strike. They refused food until they were acquitted, Aushev's wife Khadishat Pugoyeva told Novaya Gazeta. Aushev, Chemurziev, Pliev and Dzeitov began their hunger strike on 2 April. They demand that they be released, as no specific charges have been brought against them. Pugoeva claims that the fate of the fifth Ingush student, Khizir Dugiyev, is still unknown.

Interview with the researcher of Soviet everyday life, co -founder of the project "Life" Ilya Venyavkin Ilya Venyavkin. Photo: Inliberty What does it mean to live a little life in a totalitarian state? Who wrote millions of denunciations? Who are “Soviet people”, and what is the meaning of the discussion about their experience for us today?

UPDATE The official representative of the National Guard, Valery Gribakin , explained that upon dismissal, an OMON officer and members of his family are required to vacate office housing for the family of an existing employee. According to him, this is enshrined in the contract of social hiring of premises.

Deputy Commander of the Central Military District (CVO) Yevgeny Poplavsky said that the administration of Yekaterinburg should be punished as part of the application of the law on fake news. This is reported by the EAN agency. Earlier, Ekaterina Kuzemka, an adviser to the mayor of Yekaterinburg, wrote on Facebook that military equipment exhibited on Soviet Army Square without special “shoes” ruined the tiles.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev ordered the payment of a one-time allowance to citizens who received serious bodily harm as a result of a fire in the Winter Cherry shopping center in Kemerovo. This is reported by Interfax. The amount of the allowance will be 400 thousand rubles per person. Medvedev instructed the collegium of the administration of the Kemerovo region to provide the Ministry of Emergency Situations with lists of people who received serious bodily harm.

In Belarus, it is not a court, but the police can send a person from the country: how does it work? A note on the expulsion from Belarus. Photo: "Euroradio" In a month alone, three Russians living in Belarus have long committed suicide. The reason, according to their suicide notes, was the decision to deport and the upcoming separation from the family.

In the Orel region, the Investigative Committee resumed the investigation of criminal cases against the poet Alexander Byvshev. Byvshev himself told Novaya Gazeta about this. “My poems, as well as the book Bloody Memory, were sent for another examination to Moscow and Orel,” he said.

The former presidential envoy to the Far East, the ex-governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Viktor Ishaev, compensated for the damages attributed to him from fraud by 5.7 million rubles. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to his lawyer Pavel Zaitsev. “The alleged damage was repaid by a payment order,” he said, noting that the money was sent to the account of Rosneft.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree on the creation of a working group to prepare a new Code of Administrative Offenses (CAO). The document was published on the official Internet portal of legal information. The head of the group was Deputy Prime Minister and head of the government apparatus Konstantin Chuichenko.