Host Ivan Tolstoy Nahum Vaiman: Today is the day of judgment in our village, Everyone is at the meeting, the results are being summed up. Drifted to the neighboring synagogue An old neighbor with his hat on one side. Bored with cards, bitch-boredom, laziness, Children with stones took to the roads. They are strict, very strict here on this score, So don't rock the boat, honey - suck on the ginseng.

In Moscow today, the first labor arbitration court in Russia has officially opened. It is not included in the judicial system and was created to resolve labor conflicts and pre -trial resolution of labor disputes. The Ministry of Labor will transmit to this court part of its functions in this area. The labor arbitration court was created as part of the program of the European Union "Tasis" in cooperation with the Moscow authorities.

Arkady Dubnov, Yerevan: Finding bin Laden is very simple - he is in Afghanistan. It remains only to clarify exactly where, in which of the well -fortified and protected mountain shelters. However, it would be naive to believe that the glorified world terrorist and the main target of the entire Armada of the United States today humbly and patiently are waiting for the blow of retaliation, which is about to fall on his head.

Yuri Zhigalkin, New York: By the end of the third day after the explosions, a complex, comprehensive picture of the event, after which it becomes obvious, will not remain in the World Trade Center, America will not remain the same. First of all, the FBI has collected information indicating the existence of an extensive, well -funded conspiracy. The investigation managed to find out the names of all 18 hijackers of 4 American aircraft.

Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov believes that the military operation of retaliation for terrorist acts on September 11 will not solve the problem of eradicating terrorism. At the same time, Ivanov emphasized that Russia does not exclude the need to use power measures in the fight against terror. Anatoly Kvashnin, the head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Russia, spoke out against the possible participation of the Russian army in a military operation against the terrorists.

The US Department of Defense reported that on -board aircraft of two aircraft stolen on Tuesday terrorists were discovered and transferred to investigators. Experts believe that the records contained in the "black boxes" can give the most important information about the organizers and performers of terrorist attacks. Law enforcement agencies of the United States and other countries take unprecedented measures to search for criminals.

In the Kostroma region, a comprehensive check of warning and information information systems in the case of emergency situations has been carried out. Sound information about educational anxiety was held on two central television channels and regional radio. In Kostroma, about 40 electrician and more than 20 loudspeakers were installed. In the Yaroslavl region, the protection of 40 strategically important objects has been strengthened.

In Belarus, the official results of the presidential election was summed up on September 9th. The Central Electoral Commission announced that the current President Alexander Lukashenko received more than 75 and a half percent of the vote, the leader of the opposition Vladimir Goncharik-over 15 and a half percent, the head of the liberal democratic party Sergey Gaidukevich-two and a half percent. According to official figures, about 84 percent of voters took part in the vote.

In the USA yesterday, civil aviation flights were resumed, interrupted after terrorist attacks in New York and Washington; Security measures at airports are sharply strengthened. Airliners began on some internal lines. It was decided to resume the flights of American airlines from abroad. Foreign airlines cannot yet send their passengers to the United States. On Thursday, the liners of the Italian and Portuguese airlines, who were heading to New York, were forced to return back.

The Russian authorities have not yet officially confirmed that the nasal part of the Cursk's sunken submarine was cut off. Yesterday, in the Barents Sea, divers began to inspect the submarine case to determine whether the cable saw was acting in automatic mode, cut off the first compartment. The fact that the cutting has been completed was stated by representatives of the Mammut company, participating in the operation to rise Kursk.

The Afghan movement of the Taliban today warned the United States from the military campaign against Afghanistan in response to terrorist acts committed on September 11 in the United States. According to the representative of the Taliban, they have funds to take revenge if the blow is delivered.

Immunologists from the University of California at Berkeley successfully tested on mice a new methodology for anti -canine genetic therapy. Professor David Raulet and his employees introduced a healthy animal with three varieties of tumor cells with a slightly changed hereditary structure. These cells carried two additional genes that forced them to produce proteins that serve targets for the immune system.

The United States doubled the number of troops and weapons in the Middle East and in the Persian Gulf. According to the Ministry of Defense, additional warships and submarines equipped with long -range missiles, bombers and fighters were sent there. US President George Bush is considering a request from the Minister of Defense to mobilize several thousand reservists. At the same time, Bush said that one should not rush with the use of military force against countries that cover terrorists.

US Secretary of State Colin Powell again called on the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel Shimon Peres and the head of the Palestinian autonomy of Yasir Arafat to conduct peace negotiations. Powell talked yesterday on the phone with Perez and Arafat, as well as with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. Powell emphasized that negotiations are necessary in order to put an end to the current escalation of violence in the Middle East.

Today, in the United States and in the countries of the European Union, there is a day of mourning for the victims of the tragedy on September 11. In the countries of Europe, a minute of silence was declared at noon, transport stopped, church bells sounded, people bowed their heads as a sign of mourning for the dead. British Prime Minister Tony Blair said the organizers of terrorist attacks on the United States are enemies of all civilized humanity.