The leadership of Abkhazia, where parliamentary elections are being held today, declared them "the most democratic." Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, in turn, called the elections in Abkhazia “another lawlessness”, saying that they cannot be considered legitimate until all refugees return there. Voting is carried out throughout the territory of the self -proclaimed republic, except for the upper part of the Kodor gorge under the control of the Georgian authorities.

In Estonia, parliamentary elections ended. According to preliminary data, the leadership party of reform is the leader - with 27 percent of the vote. Behind it is followed by a party of the center, which has 21 percent gravitating to the left flank. The counting of votes continues. In the Estonian parliament 101 place. About a thousand candidates from 11 parties claimed.

Evgenia Nazareta : The topic of release is a family park of cars. Anatoly Gorlov : Not everyone suits one car for all occasions. Evgenia Nazareta : Yekaterinburgers can afford more cars than the city is able to accommodate. In Yekaterinburg, almost every resident, including the elderly and children, accounts for the car. Many citizens, especially families, have at least two cars. The city authorities are often justified by this for the lack of parking space and for other infrastructure defects.

The Iranian reconnaissance department detained several journalists who allegedly published materials that were damaged by national security. The official Iranian agency of Irna, referring to intelligence authorities, reported that journalists received money from abroad for their publications. At the same time, it is not said exactly how many journalists were detained and not called any foreign state.

In Italy, a paratrooper athlete was saved, who drove upside down on a tree for three days. The paraglider, which he ruled, landed in the Deep Forest in the vicinity of Florence. The slings are confused in the branches and the paratrooper hung 10 meters from the ground. The rescuers needed three hours to lower it to the ground.

In the Shiite quarter of Baghdad - Sadr City - a large -scale anti -terrorism operation takes place. American and Iraqi troops search the house behind the house. Sadr City is a stronghold of the militants of the leader of the radical Shiites of the Moktada al-Sadra. In another area of Baghdad, Iraqi security forces released a senior employee of the Iraq Ministry of Defense, stolen on Saturday.

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In the Danish capital of Copenhagen, clashes continued on the third in a row. In different areas of the city, law enforcement forces tried to disperse small groups of demonstrators who threw policemen stones and set fire to garbage tanks. Participants in the riots protest against the eviction of Squaters from the building of the Youth Center.

The permanent members of the UN and Germany Security Council have not yet been able to overcome disagreements about the second resolution on sanctions against Iran. At the same time, the US State Department said that all countries are determined to accept the document in the near future. This statement sounded after the parties once again discussed the problem during the conference by phone.

In Alma-Ata, 18 children were injured, four of them were placed in hospitals after one of the students sprayed unknown gas from a spray can at the school. The state of hospitalized is satisfactory. 680 schoolchildren were evacuated.

In the capital of Iraq Baghdad, an editor of a local newspaper was killed. Shis Mohad ad-dhar was shot dead near his house in the Sunni district of the city. The American military during the raid in one of the Baghdad mosques detained three people, including a suspect in terrorism, which supplied militants, as stated, weapons and explosives. During the operation, a local resident was injured.

Alexey Kuznetsov: One combination of surnames - Alliluyeva -Polokovskaya - can easily introduce into a stupor of today's reader. However, only the first part of the surname is given on the cover of these memoirs. Kira Pavlovna Alliluyeva-Politkovskaya, author of Stalin's Niece, is indeed Stalin's niece. She is the daughter of the sister of Nadezhda Alliluyeva.

In Algeria, four employees of the Russian company Stroytransgaz - a Russian citizen and three Algerians died in the explosion. According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, three people were injured - Russian and two Ukrainians. They are hospitalized. A bus with employees of the company returning from the construction site of the gas pipeline under the protection of the gendarmes unit was blown up by Fugasas. No one took responsibility for the explosion. An investigation is underway.

In Abkhazia, the elections of deputies of the Parliament of Abkhazia ended. At 20 hours of Moscow time, all 190 polling stations closed. According to preliminary data from the authorities, the appearance of voters amounted to 44 percent. In places of voting, police were on duty. The elections were observed from Russia, France, Poland, Germany and other countries.

Parliamentary elections in Abkhazia are ending. According to the latest data, 40 percent of voters took part in them. The elections are already recognized as held in 32 districts - out of 35. The leadership of the self -proclaimed republic announced the current elections "most democratic." Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, in turn, called the elections in Abkhazia "another lawlessness", saying that they cannot be considered legitimate until all refugees return there.