Mikhail Sokolov, Moscow: The Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov decided that at the time of the president’s illness it was time for the Russian government to be criticized by Vladimir Putin. The prime minister, as Zyuganov says, did nothing good. Gennady Zyuganov: Vladimir Vladimirovich avoids answers to questions that most concern citizens.

The host of the Liberty Live program Peter Vail: Last night, Grozny was subjected to the most powerful bombardment and artillery shelling lately. Our special correspondent Andrei Babitsky has just returned from under the Chechen capital: Andrey Babitsky: We visited a few kilometers from Grozny, near the village of Alkhan-Kala, we got there at five in the evening in pitch darkness.

The field camp for three thousand refugees will be deployed in the area of the Chechen village of Znamenskoye, three thousand more people will be located in the settlements of Asinovskaya and Sernovodsk. From Ingushetia refugees will be delivered by vehicles to Znamensky and further electric trains to the city of Gudermes. Under Vladikavkaz, the Beslan airport is opened to receive humanitarian aid, the press service of the Russian Emergencies Ministry said.

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The Russian government plans to resume negotiations with the London club of creditors on November 30. According to finance Minister Mikhail Kasyanov, the government expects to complete all negotiations on the restructuring of Russian debt before the end of the year. Russia offers the club to agree with the debit of 40 percent of the debt of the former USSR, as well as change the conditions for its service.

Pregnant women can without much risk of drinking one or two cups per day, but a three-fold exceeding this dose significantly increases the likelihood of miscarriage. This is how scientists from the University of Utah, whose article is printed in the last issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.

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Lyudmila Trofimovna writes from Moscow: “ I liked Clinton, but now we, in Russia, need such a president in America who will cease to give us money. The Americans indulge our Kodle. What are you doing? Your help settles in their pockets. You do not indignant this? Well, do not give the money of Russia! You have fed our rulers, I sit in the same cabbage, but I am again asking you: I am again listening to you: I again ask you: I am again Do not give us anything - well, nothing!

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Andrey Babitsky, North Caucasus: Yesterday, by 6 o’clock in the evening, all five artillery divisions located on the line of defeat were re -foreseed from other settlements to Grozny. At 6 o’clock in the evening, a fire blow was carried out. Combat installations "Grad" and "Hurricane" worked in the Chechen capital. I found out that the Grad installation with a full ammunition affects the territory of 6 hectares in the size of 6 hectares, and the hurricane is 16.

Semyon Mirsky, Paris: Of the five Serbs, arrested the other day in Belgrade, only one thing is known in France - a man named Yugoslav Petrushich, who served in the French foreign legion, where, by tradition, he changed his name and was known as the Dominic South. Dominic - “Pull -head” and an acute lover, who, after leaving the legion, became a mercenary from the Legion, fought, in particular, in Zair, in the ranks of the then ruler Mobutu.

The first matches of the 1/16 finals of the UEFA Cup were held on the football fields of Europe . The program of the day was originally 12 matches, but one of them did not take place: because of the frosts in Moscow, the meeting of the Russian Champion Spartak with the English club Lids United was transferred to Sofia on December 2. Four of the eleven games of the day ended in major victories of the hosts .

Andrey Trukhan, Moscow: Having condemned in the most general way the abuse of the official position, which are allowed in the election campaign, some senior Russian politicians, Alexander Veshnyakov commented on Vladimir Putin’s statement about the support of the Unity Bloc. Alexander Veshnyakov: In my opinion, we talk too much on this topic, as far as I know, it was said that he, as a citizen, will vote for the corresponding electoral association.

Presenter of the program "Liberty Live" Peter Weil: One of the leaders of the Serbian opposition is the head of the Certic Movement Party Vuk Drashkovich these days is in Moscow, where he is negotiating with Russian politicians. Our correspondent Vitaliy Portnikov met with Drashkovich: Vitaly Portnikov: Mr. Drashkovich, you say that today the conditions for the democratic elections in Serbia are not ripe. What are the possible methods to ensure these conditions?