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Foreign Minister Kenya Amin Mohamed said that "two or three Americans" and one "British" participated in the attack on the shopping center in Nairobi. At the same time, the Kenya Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that the security forces took control of the building of the Westhet shopping center. The militants of the Al-Shabab group, based in Somalia and associated with al-Qaeda, captured the building on Saturday and killed, according to available information, at least 62 people.

Former US President George Bush Jr. Former US President George Bush Jr. said that Barack Obama President should not be criticized for being too many, according to Bush, plays golf. In an interview that will be broadcast by the Golf Channel TV channel, Bush said Golf is a good way to cope with the load that the US President carries. Bush stopped playing Golf in the fall of 2003, two and a half years after the elected president.

In the west of Pakistan, about 40 people died on Tuesday, more than 20 were injured on Tuesday. Dozens of houses are destroyed. This was reported by Western agencies with reference to the Pakistani authorities. The epicenter of an underground shock of a magnitude of 7.7 was in the district of the Avaran of the Province of Belujistan.

The program “Face to the event” is the chairman of the Supreme Council of Russia in 1990-1993, the corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Ruslan Khasbulatov.

The Chinese press reports that the PRC, which accounts for only 9% of the global arable land, intends to rent large areas of agricultural land in Ukraine. In Kyiv, this fact is not confirmed, although they are declared plans for cooperation with this country in the field of agriculture.

Human rights activist Sergei Selivanov

Barack Obama plays at the Session of the UN General Assembly US President Barack Obama said that the more moderate course of the new President Iran Hassan Rouhani opens a diplomatic perspective for resolving the conflict around Tehran’s nuclear program.

Nadezhda Tolokonnikova in court The Pussy Riot Pussy Riot Pussy Riot, who was in prison, was transferred from the detachment to the so-called “safe place”, the Federal Penitentiary Service said the day after the girl announced the hunger strike due to the difficult conditions of the content and threats of the murder by the colony administration and other convicts. The FSIN refutes the information that Tolokonnikova is transferred to the penalty area.

Pickets at the Moscow City Court in support of the accused in the "swamp case" On September 24, the “swamp case” continued in the Moscow City Court in relation to 12 people who are accused of participating in the riots and the use of force against police officers during the events of May 6 in Bolotnaya Square in Moscow. One of the defendants, Sergey Krivov, said at a meeting that he was announcing a hunger strike.

More than 80 thousand flights are performed in the world daily in the world The world's first quota industry market for the release of “greenhouse” gases may arise in aviation In Montreal, on Tuesday, the next (it is held once every three years) a session of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) . As a UN structure, uniting more than 190 countries of the world, it is responsible for the development of standards in force in international civil aviation.

In the west of Iraq, 7 police officers on Tuesday became victims of attacks and explosions. In the city of Khadita, the province of Anbar, a missile shelling, was subjected to the military headquarters building, mined cars were blown up next to the police station and checkpoint. No one took responsibility for the attack. In Iraq in recent months, the number of acts of violence has increased significantly - both against police and military personnel, and against the civilian population.

Greenpeace - "Arctic Sanraise" The international human rights organization Amnesty International considers completely unreasonable charges of piracy raised by the Russian authorities against Greenpeace activists. The director of programs for Europe and Central Asia, John Dalkhusen said that unarmed activists could not be any pirates absolutely obviously.

Icebreaker "Artist Sanraise" in the port of Murmansk Lawyers of the Greenpeace International organization achieve an immediate meeting with ecologists who were detained last week by Russian border guards in the Pechora Sea after an attempt to hold a protest against oil production in the Arctic. Today, the icebreaker "Greenpeace" "Artist Sanraise" with 25 ecologists on board arrived under the escort of border guards in Murmansk.

Mayor of Yekaterinburg Evgeny Roizman Evgeny Roizman was approved by the mayor of Yekaterinburg. Today, 23 deputies of the City Duma supported his candidacy at the first meeting of the meeting, one - the representative of the Communist Party - expressed himself against. According to the charter, Roizman simultaneously becomes the chairman of the city parliament.