Those rushing to the Right Cause congress along 1905 Street ran into a traffic jam: the roadway was completely blocked by broken down cars. According to eyewitnesses, the red Infinity ran away from a traffic light at great speed, but the driver (a young guy by the looks of it) could not hold the sports car on the slippery road. The Infiniti, whose left side tangentially touched two cars moving in the oncoming direction, began to turn around.

The explosion of a gas cylinder in Vladikavkaz injured 46 people, six of them children. 11 of the 46 people taken to hospitals are in intensive care. Two people are in extremely serious condition and are on a ventilator. The victims suffered first to fourth degree burns to their upper torsos. Two children were transported to the Republican Children's Hospital, to the intensive care unit, as they are in serious condition, Interfax reports.

Police on Friday found two children aged ten and twelve who had escaped from a rehabilitation center in Arsenyev. Arthur Vorotyntsev, born in 1998, and Nikita Khutornaya, born in 2000, left the center where difficult children are raised on Thursday. One of the boys came to the Dalnerechensk orphanage, where he had lived before. Another child was found in the house of an older sister living in the neighboring Kirovsky district.

The institution of personnel officers in the Russian Armed Forces will be strengthened again. Military chaplains, whose institution is just being introduced, will not be a replacement for officer educators. The positions of personnel officers will again be introduced at the company level, Interfax reports.

In St. Petersburg on Saturday, 14 representatives of the sexual minority movement were detained for attempting to hold an uncoordinated rally near the Bronze Horseman. At about 2 p.m., supporters of the LGBT movement tried to unfurl the banner. They were warned by police officers about the inadmissibility of carrying out an uncoordinated action, but did not comply with the requirement and were detained. At this moment, one of the opponents of the gay movement tried to attack the protesters.

As a result of a terrorist attack in Yemen's southern port of Aden on Friday, five people were killed, including three soldiers, and four were injured. The explosive device was planted in a car parked near the checkpoint of the republic's armed forces. According to military personnel, a tank located in close proximity to the explosion site also caught fire.

On June 25, Right Cause members gathered at the World Trade Center for an extraordinary congress to elect a new party chairman. At the entrance to the WTC, guests are greeted by... a wooden cart. The cart was brought by Young Guard activists. Even the rain that had been pouring since Saturday morning did not frighten them. On the cart stands a young man in a business suit and several long-legged girls. There were only a few picketers - 30-50 people.

American actor Peter Falk, who played Inspector Columbo, died on Thursday evening at his home in Beverly Hills at the age of 84. Born on September 16, 1927 in New York City, Falk was best known as Lieutenant Columbo from the television series of the same name, which ran from 1968 to 2003. Falk experienced health problems all his life: at the age of three he was diagnosed with a tumor and his right eye was removed; in old age he suffered from Alzheimer's disease, RIA Novosti reports.

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Businessman Mikhail Prokhorov, speaking at the Right Cause congress, said that there should be at least two parties in power in the country. He promised to bring representatives of the “right” to the State Duma of the next convocation with the second result. At the same time, he did not rule out that the party could eventually change its second place to first. At the same time, Prokhorov called not to consider “Right Cause” an opposition party.

American actor Peter Falk, who played Inspector Columbo, died on Thursday evening at his home in Beverly Hills at the age of 84. Born on September 16, 1927 in New York City, Falk was best known as Lieutenant Columbo from the television series of the same name, which ran from 1968 to 2003. Falk experienced health problems all his life: at the age of three he was diagnosed with a tumor and his right eye was removed; in old age he suffered from Alzheimer's disease, RIA Novosti reports.