New data on the origin of AIDS based on complex mathematical calculations of the dynamics of the variability of the immunodeficiency virus, the establishment of a close connection between diabetes and cardiac diseases, as well as the latest medical news - these are the topics of our transmission today. Evgeny Muslin: Despite the active studies, AIDS remains a “uncontrolled” infection that continues to spread.

Hasin Raduev , Ingushetia: The situation around the village of Komsomolskoye, where a large Chechen formation was fixed, led by field commander Ruslan Gelaev, over the past night did not undergo changes. The Russian troops have already stormed the sixth knocks, this settlement, located in the foothills northwest of the Argun gorge. Chechen detachments still hold positions in the middle and southern part of the village and exert fierce resistance to the advancing Russian units.

In Moscow, on March 10, the third stage of the operation to strengthen security began . The introduction of an enhanced regime is associated with the approach of the presidential election. Until March 30, employees of the metropolitan police will work on weekends 12 hours a day. During the elections, special attention will be paid to the safety of polling stations. In Russia, one million eight hundred thousand participants in the Second World War currently live in Russia .

The sixth day continues fierce battles in the Chechen village of Komsomolskoye - at the entrance to the Argun Gorge. According to Radio Liberty correspondent, Chechen fighters hold their positions in the center and on the southern outskirts of the village. According to the Russian military, the Chechen detachment commanded by Ruslan Gelaev commands up to 500 people. The paratroopers repel attempts by two more detachments trying to break into his aid.

The program is conducted by Savik Schuster. He talks with Andrei Babitsky and editor -in -chief of the newspaper New Izvestia Igor Golimbivovsky. The program also participates in the radio liberty, poet Alexei Tsvetkov. Savik Shuster: Today in the newspaper Kommersant in the first lane an article was published under the heading of Iron Putin. In principle, this is an interview with Vladimir Putin.

Oleg Kusov, Ingushetia: The Chechen refugees have lost faith in Russian politicians and with great hope await the arrival of European delegations. The visit of the delegation of the Council of Europe to the North Caucasus, led by Lord Jadd, Chechen refugees expect with hope for them this is one of the latest opportunities to stop hostilities in the republic and they are sure that European politicians, unlike the Kremlin, prefer the negotiation process of a protracted war.

Virologists from the Institute of Infectious Diseases of the American Army have proven the fundamental possibility of creating vaccines to combat acute hemorrhagic fever that occurs as a result of infection with Ebola virus. This incurable infection is almost always fatal. Mary Hart and her employees infected the mice with the pathogen of this disease, caused them a response immune reaction, and then distinguished and propagated the resulting antibodies.

In this issue: - Nobody needs Chechen refugees in Astrakhan; - Nizhny Novgorod police between the war and the world; - popular struggle against terrorism in Kologrian; - Lipetsk Chernobyls continue to starve; - Communal-political battle in Omsk; - Penza officials decided that the freedom of the press is too much luxury; - Pskov: The last independent newspaper goes under the control of the authorities; - Saransk: Will school dinners go into the past?

Mumin Shakirov , Moscow : On March 11, on the 15th anniversary of his election, the general secretary of the CPSU Central Committee Mikhail Gorbachev is trying to unite Russian social democrats. More than 200 delegates from all over Russia came to the Moscow village in order to choose the ex-president of the USSR as their party leader.

Alexey Rebrov, Ingushetia: The exact number of victims among the peaceful population of Komsomolsky is still unknown. The foothill village is blocked by Russian units. Only women, children under 70 years old and old people had the opportunity to leave it in recent days. All other villagers were under the bombing of Russian artillery and aviation. The wounded, as the refugees say, still remain in houses on the streets of the village. Many of them are not able to move.

"Prizes of Faith of the Cold" were awarded at the Moscow Khanzhonkov House of the Moscow Cinema on March 8 . Among the “Seven Beauties of Cinema” is “the youngest” Marina Cherepukhina, “the most graceful” - Natalya Fateeva, “the most feminine” - Galina of the Polish, “the most desperate” - Elena Rufanova, “the most wise” - Nina Ruslanova, “the most unfading” - Rimma Markova. The prize "The queen of the screen" will be awarded to Nonna Mordyukova.

The program is conducted by Savik Schuster. He talks with Andrei Babitsky. The program provides an interview with the deputy of the State Duma of Russia, the famous human rights activist Julia Rybakov, and the Deputy Minister of Justice of Russia Yuri Kalinin. Savik Shuster: The deputy of the State Duma of Russia, the famous human rights activist Julius Rybakov was in Chechnya as part of the Duma delegation, although he did not participate in her press conference held in Moscow.

The program is conducted by Savik Schuster. It is attended by a Radio Liberty correspondent in the North Caucasus Hasin Raduev and a special Radio Liberty correspondent Andrei Babitsky. Savik Shuster: For almost a week there is a fierce battle for the Chechen village of Komsomolskoye. Says the Radio Liberty correspondent in the North Caucasus Hasin Raduev: Hasin Raduev: “I walked all the way and thought: I’ll tell everyone about what is happening in my village. Maybe this will help people.

The growth rate of consumer prices in Russia in the first two months of the year amounted to 3.4%, the State Committee on Statistics said. The Russian government has approved the new rates of customs duties on oil, oil products and gas exported beyond the borders of the Customs Union participants within the CIS.

Victor Rezunkov, St. Petersburg : Today's negotiations between the acting Russian President Vladimir Putin and British Prime Minister Tony Blair will be held in three rounds: in the morning at breakfast, at the Astoria hotel - this meeting has already taken place at 12.30, in the Chechen hall of the Petrodvorets, and at 15 o’clock in the Petrovsky Hall of the Hermitage. It is expected that the main topics discussed at these meetings will be Chechnya and Russian-British relations.