Hospital in Oregon From 10 to 15 people became victims of the college in Oregon, more than 20 were injured. Firing at college, where about 3 thousand students are trained, was detained by the police. According to CIN-EN, the medical center in the vicinity of the city of Rosezburg "awaits the receipt of a large number of wounded." The Internet site does not work, the phones are disconnected.

According to Al-Mayadeen Lebanese television channel, at least 30 air strikes were applied on Thursday The aircraft of the Russian Air Force on Thursday continued to strike at positions in Syria, including rural areas near the city of Jisr-Esh-Shugur in the province of Idlib, in the north-west of the country.

Su-24 All equipment is in service with the Aerospace forces of Russia. The number of military personnel involved in the operation in the Ministry of Defense of Russia is not disclosed Russia transferred to the Khmeimim airfield near the Syrian city of Latakia a mixed air group.

In the morning, on Wednesday, Putin received permission from the Federation Council to use the army abroad, and already used it in the afternoon - the Russian Air Force inflicted the first airstrikes in Syria. Patriots rejoice.

Josh Ernest White House: Conducting indistinguishable military operations against the Syrian opposition is dangerous for Russia White House spokesman Josh Ernest said that if Russia is really focused on the fight against the Islamic State extremist group, then this can become a constructive contribution to the coalition of 65 states led by the United States.

Nadezhda Savchenko in the Donetsk City Court of the Rostov Region Ministry of Justice: Savchenko will be given to Ukraine if Kyiv pleads her guilt and sends her to prison The Ministry of Justice of Russia stated that they would consider the issue of extradition of the Ukrainian military personnel of Nadezhda Savchenko to Ukraine after Kiev’s guilt and guarantees of punishment of the convicted person in their homeland, Interfax reports with reference to the press service of the department.

Russia. Vladimir Putin and Mikhail Fedotov, Novo-Ogravo, 11/01/2012 Human rights activists went to Putin. On the air: Andrey Yurov, Alexandra Bukverev. Andrey Pivovarov, Valentin Gifter, Sergey Kovalev. On Thursday, Vladimir Putin met with members of the Presidential Council for Human Rights. The conversation was complicated, at times sharp. Will this meeting affect the situation with human rights in Russia and the fate of specific people who are faced with the injustice of the Russian state?

President Ashraf Gani held a press conference on the occasion of the displacement of militants from the city of Kunduz Afghanistan President Ashraf Gani, speaking on Thursday at a press conference in Kabul, spoke about the operation of the Afghan forces to return the city of Kunduz, which was previously captured by the Taliban. Gani paid tribute to the military, special services and law enforcement agencies for, as he put it, their tireless efforts to conduct the operation.

** Russian military intervention in Syria. What goals and with what consequences? ** The result of the election campaign: two months of prison. How does Andrei Pivovarov evaluate the results of his conclusion of the Namyshtab of the Democratic Coalition? ** Crimea was left without human rights activists. Who will defend the interests of citizens? **

Ivan Nepomnya What is the difference between the process in the case of Ivan Nepomnya from the rest of the courts in the "swamp business"? In the Zamoskvoretsky court of Moscow, the process continues over the last person involved in the “Swamp business”, 25-year-old Moscow engineer Ivan Nepomnya. He is accused of participating in the riots and the use of violence against police officers during the opposition campaign on May 6, 2012 on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow. Ivan does not plead guilty.

Destruction in the city of Talbisakh after raids of Russian aviation The American press gives the fact that Russian planes most likely struck the positions of ISIS The American press provides data indicating that Russian planes most likely inflicted air strikes not on the positions of the Islamist ISIS group. The New York Times writes that objects in an inaccessible to foreign journalists were shocked.

The family of Larisa Dorokhina from the small city of Salsk is now in Moscow. The local administration forced them to leave the city when they found out that among fifteen adoptive children Dorokhina, four - HIV -positive.