Left Front coordinator Sergei Udaltsov fundamentally disagrees with the assessment of the actions of the Moscow police during the dispersal of people on March 5 on Pushkin Square, given by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Wednesday. “If Vladimir Putin believes that such actions deserve praise, this is very sad. This means that we are waiting for “police”, which will only intensify,” Udaltsov told Interfax on Wednesday.

When I saw this photo. From yesterday's events in Moscow. I couldn’t believe my eyes. Transmitter R-105M. 14 kg. weight. With storage box - 40 kg. In service since 1967. That is, 45 years! Oh my God. I remembered. Like during the war. In August 2008. The Russian military lost most of it. Communication techniques. And the officers - from whom they asked, from whom they took it. Among the local population. Mobile phones. And they gave orders to them.

On March 5, two rallies dedicated to the past presidential election were held in Barnaul. Day and evening. In the afternoon - a rally in support of Putin (the people, as you know, such shares have long been called Putings), and in the evening, after work - a meeting of the "disagreements". However, it was not about disagreement with the results of the elections and the victory of Putin, but rather with the methods with which he got this victory.

The authorities are moving along the route of their election promises and hints of change, demonstrating that they themselves also want “the same changes” as those who disagree and any opposition. What do I mean? On the one hand, the power vertical clearly and convincingly demonstrated with the results of the presidential elections that it can, if it wants, do whatever it wants. And no opposition, neither systemic nor non-systemic, can interfere with it yet.

In correctional colony No. 35 of the general regime of the city of Abakan of the Federal Penitentiary Service for Khakassia, on March 4, a prisoner riot occurred. According to one version, the reason was forcing authorities to vote for Vladimir Putin in the presidential elections of the Russian Federation. Information about an emergency in a prosperous colony is carefully hidden. However, the prisoners were able to convey information about the unrest to the editorial office of New Focus.

The Leninsky District Court of Perm on Wednesday extended the detention of the owner of the Lame Horse club, Anatoly Zak, for three months. As an Interfax correspondent reports from the courtroom, the hearing took place without the presence of the accused, who is in hospital for inpatient treatment, at the trial, as well as without the participation of his defense attorneys.

And now - about the elections. Or rather, about my polling station. In order. Our site was special. Near the station. Without preliminary lists, but with multiple application forms for those who did not bother with an absentee ballot in advance and did not write the application as required - no later than three days before day X. Or rather, in the current situation, before day P. It’s interesting that earlier there was no such area. It was formed for the Duma and presidential elections.

Three degrees of rejection of Evil: by action, by words, and lastly, at least in your heart, reject it. Otherwise this evil will become a part of us. This is all just a test. In some ways, the outcome of an election is less important than our behavior during the election. The result is nothing. Or, we don’t think that’s the result. We must thank the Lord that He gave us the opportunity to think and see. And push away, do not accept evil. Elections, like everything else, are a moral story.

Photo: Reuters The acceleration of the rally on Pushkinskaya seems to have indicated a certain tendency in relations between power and protesters. Publicpost talked about this with people far from politics, but in a wave of civil activity of recent months. Dmitry Kustov, programmer: Before that, my wife and I did not take part in protest rallies. They decided to go to the rally for the first time after the election to the State Duma on December 4. For the most part, probably because of Navalny.

Before the events on Bolotnaya Square, Vladimir Putin knew well how to talk to people, and entertained them with aphorisms for 12 years. During this election campaign, he had to conduct a dialogue with “angry” Russians. How did the prime minister persuade us to elect him president for the third time?

http://ikstati.com The German press continues to actively comment on the results of the recent presidential elections in Russia. Here are typical statements published in popular newspapers in Germany. "Die Welt" “Putin’s Russia should not be demonized. It is still a brutal country, but since the times of Gorbachev and Yeltsin it is no longer the Soviet Union, either in size or in methods of power. And this is no longer a wild experimental laboratory of the 90s.

First, let's agree that the government in the country for the last 100 years in Russia: corrupt, arrogant, deceitful, thieving, gangster, lumpen, bloody, repressive, authoritarian, poorly educated, security service, criminal, fraudulent, corrupt, in a word, DISHONEST! Then let's agree that the people in the opposition did not come from the moon. They, too, lived their entire adult lives either in the USSR or in Russia.

They joked about Khodorkovsky’s second term: “even while in prison, this scoundrel continues to commit new and daring crimes.” Now we can add that he is also a double agent: he helps both the authorities and the opposition. Hardly anyone doubts that the imprisonment of the head of YUKOS was the result of a personal conflict between VVP and MBKh. The businessman took aim at the sacred - Putin's power - but was not decisive enough and ended up in prison.

And now I’ll explain why Putin’s supporters still have, albeit not complete, but nevertheless, a definite basis for declaring with gleeful gloating that the liberals have crap themselves with a bang and other indecent sounds. Before the presidential elections, if I expressed something critical to the supposed leaders of the supposed opposition, I tried to do it extremely gently, not considering myself morally entitled to side with professional demotivators like Radzikhovsky.

Anatoly Kantsaliev has been appointed Minister of Health of Kabardino-Balkaria, a source in the republic’s health care system told Interfax on Wednesday. “An oncologist surgeon, candidate of medical sciences, appointed by the Minister of Health of the KBR, Anatoly Kantsaliev, until now held the position of chief physician of the city hospital in Prokhladny,” explained the agency’s interlocutor.