Mirche Adamchevsky, Skopier: In the north of Macedonia, near the border with Kosovo, fierce battles are underway from early morning. The Macedonian artillery fired at the positions of the Albanian rebels in the area of the border village of Grachany. The operation that had begun yesterday continues on the final expulsion of the Albanian armed extremists from their positions in the north of the country - near the border with Kosovo.

The host of the Liberty Live program Andrey Sharry: The Agency for Regional Political Studies first submitted its sociological study "Public Opinion of Russia." This is the data of surveys conducted weekly during the year in 52 regions of Russia on the sample of 1600-3000 respondents. During the study, about 700 different questions were asked, which allowed more or less impartially to fix the mood of Russians, their expectations and preferences during 1999.

The program is conducted by Elena Kolomiychenko. It participates in it: in the studio in Prague - Radio Ovrevator Freedom Efim Fishtein and Kamran Karadagi - Deputy Director of Radio Free Iraq, by phone from Moscow - Doctor of Economics Yevgeny Gondmaker, head of the Department of Social Development of the Government of Russia, by telephone from London - Radio Liberty correspondent Natalya Golitsyna. The report of the Viennese journalist Elena Kharitonova is also given.

Vladimir Dolin, Moscow: The researcher of the human rights organization "International Amnesty" Marianna Kotsarova has just returned from a trip to the North Caucasus, where she managed to collect evidence of prisoners of the so -called filtration camps, the very existence of which the Russian authorities deny. They argued that in Chechnya there are only temporary detention centers and investigative insulators, one of which is a notorious prison in Chernokozovo.

Yuri Bagrov, Ingushetia: Today, in large tent camps of refugees on the territory of Ingushetia, potatoes were distributed from heavy Kamaz - in small tents one bucket, in large, two. If we take into account that the Chechen refugees have not received any help from the state for two months, for them this is significant support. According to truck drivers, they who in bulk was bought by a representative of President Chechnya Aslan Maskhadov so that they distribute it to refugees.

The program is maintained by Andrei Shari. It participates in it: Radio Liberty correspondent in Ingushetia Oleg Kusov, Radio Liberty correspondent Vitaly Portnikov and a special Radio Liberty correspondent in the North Caucasus, Andrei Babitsky, who is in Moscow for well -known reasons. Oleg Kusov: Ingush voters are distinguished by unanimity. Quite often, their political sympathies belong to one policy.

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Oleg Kusov, Ingushetia: The migration service of Ingushetia practically ceased to register refugees from Chechnya arriving to the Republic. Officials justify the refusal to register with the lack of funding from the federal center. According to employees of the migration service, there is barely enough money for bread for 50 thousand officially registered refugees. These people took over and care for relatives and relatives unregistered by local authorities.

Hasin Raduev, Ingushetia: According to the command of the united grouping of Russian troops in Chechnya, field commanders, using a response, rebuild their ranks and accumulate forces. In addition, they do not have to say that they do not shoot in Chechnya. Over the past day alone, aviation made about a hundred sorties.

He has been cooperating with RS since 1991. The editor and host of the Road to Freedom Program Vitaly Portnikov on Facebook , Twitter Portnikovv@rferl.org

Mumin Shakirov, Moscow: “In Russia, there are no legislative acts explaining what a presidential rule is,” says Ramazan Abdulatipov, minister without a portfolio. According to him, the discrepancies of this concept can complicate the mechanism of the future executive branch in Chechnya. Ramazan Abdulatipov: Today, there are no legal mechanisms for such a rule. For example, I do not see yet there are no such bills. I imagine what it is.

Radio Radio Liberty Alexander Batchan and Ilya Dadashidze talk with the famous Russian writer and dissident Vladimir Voinovich. Ilya Dadashidze: You are the author of the anti -utopia "Moscow 2042", or rather, "Moscow 2042", right? Vladimir Voinovich: You can do it and so. I myself call "Moscow 2042". Some say Moscow 2042. You can do it like that, or somehow ... Ilya Dadashidze: How do your forecasts coincide with what is happening in Russia today?

In Chechnya, restrictions on the movement of the population and transport are preserved. According to the headquarters of the united group, this measure should prevent a breakthrough of Chechen detachments blocked in the mountains, into the plain regions of the republic. The Russian command believes that Chechen field commanders use relative lull to regroup and replenish their units.

The narcotic drug methamphetamine causes serious disorders of metabolic processes in the cells of the brain. A narcologist at the University of California at Los Angeles Thomas Ernst found that the use of methamphetamine leads to a stable Nosetil-aspart deficiency in the neurons of basal nuclei and white substance of the frontal lords of the brain. The disadvantage of the aspartate entails damage and the death of nerve cells for epilepsy and neurodegenerative disorders. Currently, Dr.

The material damage from the cyclone that fell on Sakhalin three days ago amounted to 20 million rubles - the Russian Ministry of Emergencies reported on Wednesday. In seven areas of the region, about 400 kilometers of power lines, more than 50 kilometers of communication lines were disabled, about 4 and a half thousand square meters of roofs were damaged, and energy supply was disturbed in 40 settlements.