Mumin Shakirov, Moscow: Most of the State Duma deputies do not support the initiatives of the ATP to return to the discussion of the case Andrei Babitsky. In this regard, one of the leaders of the ATP faction Irina Khakamad instantly sent a request to the General Prosecutor's office about the fate of the journalist Radio Liberty. However, she has not yet received an answer.

For 34 days there is no reliable information about where the Radio Liberty correspondent is Andrei Babitsky, detained on January 16, when leaving Grozny. Today, the Main Directorate of the Internal Affairs of Moscow refused to satisfy Lyudmila Babitskaya’s request to put her husband on the wanted list as a missing person.

CSKA basketball players with a victory completed the performance at the second stage of the Euroleague. In the final match of the group tournament, they defeated the rivals from the Kaunassian "Zalgiris" - the winner of last year’s draw - 76:64. Thus, in CSKA it took second place in group "E" and gained the advantage of its site in the 1/8 finals. At this stage, CSKA will meet with the champion of Croatia - "Tsibona".

At the invitation of the Ministry of Culture of Serbia in Belgrade, Nikita Mikhalkov showed the film "Siberian Barber". Nikita Mikhalkov was awarded the award of the Ministry of Culture of Serbia and the award of the Yugoslav film wealth "Golden Press". Together with Nikolai Burlyaev, Nikita Mikhalkov opened a retrospective of Russian films at the Sava Center. On February 21, in the Crimean club in Moscow (the premises of the Museum of V.V.

The program is conducted by Tengiz Gudava. He talks with the president of the Association of Psychiatrists Chechnya Musa Dalsayev. The program provides letters and songs of Chechen children. Tengiz Gudava: We are again talking about the "side effects" of the "counter -terrorist operation" of the Russian army in Chechnya. The "side effects" of the combat operation are children and their worlds.

Employees of the Boston Oncology Institute named after Dana and Farber found that cirrhosis of the liver occurs as a result of damage to the end structures of chromosomes - telomere. With this disease due to alcoholism, hepatitis and parasitic infections, liver tissue loses its ability to regenerate and is gradually replaced by connective tissue.

55 percent of Muscovites are interested in additional information about the fate of the Radio correspondent, Freedom Andrei Babitsky and almost 30 percent of the surveyed information is not interested in such information - these are the data of the Public Opinion Foundation. Most of all, the fate of the journalist is interested in older Muscovites with higher education. The situation with the Radio Liberty correspondent is considered to be 64 percent of the respondents, only 11 percent.

The host of the Liberty Live program Andrey Sharry: Deputy Secretary of State Evelyn Lieberman met today with employees of the Moscow Radio Liberty Bureau in connection with the case of Andrei Babitsky. Evelyn Lieberman: I meet with you in order to once again express the concern of the US government by the fate of the Radio correspondent Freedom Andrei Babitsky. I met with the wife of your colleague to confirm that the case of Babitsky is the main priority for us.

- Why does the London club write off part of the debt of Russia? - Transfer of Russian phones to permanently payment. - The computer writes under dictation. - A review of the publications of the next issue of the British weekly "Economist". Sergey Seninsky: Russia managed to reach an agreement with Western banks - members of the so -called London Club - on writing off part of external debt. It amounted to almost 32 billion dollars.

The Radio Liberty correspondent in Washington Irina Lagunina is talking with Russian human rights activist Sergei Kovalev. Irina Lagunina: Sergei Adamovich, what do you think can now make the real in order to somehow clarify the fate of Andrei Babitsky, if not to free him? Sergey Kovalev: I think that now in the hands of the public, the so -called Russian human rights public and the international human rights public, there is only one very standard, but not such an ineffective tool.

Andrey Korolev, Murmansk: The governor of the Murmansk region Yuri Evdokimov believes that the events in Chechnya are far from completed, because it is not possible to exterminate all terrorists. According to him, the war in the Caucasus never quickly ended. Based on this logic, "the leadership of Russia should pursue the goal not to exterminate all the terrorists, but to gently oust them outside the country and make a good border cordon." At the same time, Mr.

Andrey Trukhan, Moscow: Andrei Babitsky was named after Andrei Sakharov by Elena Bonner. Opening the press conference, the director of the Russian Radio Service Freedom Mario Corty said: Mario Corty: They inspire us in the last days: "Sit calmly and you will get Babitsky." - This is very strange. Andrey Trukhan: Mario Corty also introduced journalists with excerpts from a statement by US Secretary of State Madame Evelyn Liberman, who visited the Moscow bureau today.

Ilya Dadashidze, Moscow: What happened to Andrei Babitsky, as Vladimir Lysenko convinced, is explained by the fact that, unlike most journalists, he worked in Chechnya according to the rules of the First Chechen campaign of 1994-1996, when 70 percent of the Russian population and most Russian media were against military operations and opposed the sharp criticism of the federal authorities. Vladimir Lysenko: This campaign, if you notice, is completely different.

Mumin Shakirov, Moscow: Sergeant Igor Frolov believes that war is a test of spirit. Therefore, having served a year and a half in the operational brigade of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Moscow Region, he voluntarily went to fight to the North Caucasus.

Letters continue to come about the mummy on Red Square in Moscow - that she radiates evil ... These letters are also the people who were not so long for sure that she radiates good. The same thing happened to them as with their ancestors 1000 years ago. (Almost every letter from the mail of “Freedom” makes us remember the past - moreover, a distant past - more often than recent). For the first generations of Russian Christians, their former pagan gods remained alive.