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Sep 5, 2018
The investigation in Britain called the names of two Russians suspected of poisoning the Skripals
British investigators are ready to charges of the poisoning of Sergei and Julia Skripaley to Russian citizens Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, Skynews reports . They are also accused of poisoning the police officer Nika Bailey. Both will be charged with the conspiracy to kill Sergei Skripal. The accused were recorded by surveillance cameras on the street in Salisbury immediately before the attempted Skripals.
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Sep 5, 2018
RKN will not block YouTube: "There are other mechanisms for coercion to execution of Russian laws"
Roskomnadzor has not yet intended to block the YouTube video hosting belonging to Google in connection with accusations in violations by the company legislation, the department said on the department of the department in VKontakte. The message also says that after a single vote day on September 9, this issue will be considered by the Provisional Commission of the Federation Council for the Protection of State Council. “We will observe the development of the situation and watch Google's reaction.
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Sep 5, 2018
Teresa May: Suspects of Skripals - GRU employees, they acted by order of the highest leadership of the Russian Federation
Suspects in the poisoning of Sergei and Julia Skripaley are employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of Russia, said British Prime Minister Teresa May, speaking in the House of Commons. According to her, May, these data were received by British intelligence, which conducts its own investigation. May announced the GRU “enemy number one” and stated that if they ever leave Russia, London would do everything possible to appear before justice in Britain.
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Sep 5, 2018
A man in a car drove into the Fox News studio and began to shout down slogans
In Dallas, a man on a car deliberately crashed into Fox News studio, the TV channel reports . After that, he jumped out of the car and began to shout the slogans. It is not specified exactly what slogans a man shouted. He was detained by the police. At the scene, he left the bag that experts check. In the car, the police found several packs of leaflets. Fox News employees, in addition to those who live the news from the scene, were evacuated.
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Sep 5, 2018
A suitcase without a pen. Why does Russia not throw Iran even in exchange for lifting sanctions
Over the past two months, Russia and the United States have made several unsuccessful attempts to agree at once: a list of topics for negotiations is already small, and even fewer questions in Washington have a commonality with the Kremlin. The Middle East was no exception, where three main points are on the agenda: the Iranian presence in Syria, the post-conflict structure of the country, as well as the problem of the Palestinian-Israeli settlement.
Леонид Исаев
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Sep 5, 2018
RBC: "Channel One" shot Valery Fadeev from the Sunday time program
Channel One did not extend the contract with the host of the Sunday program Valery Fadeev, RBC reports with reference to a source on the media market. The press service of Channel One confirmed that Fadeev will no longer be the host of Sunday.
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Sep 5, 2018
Spacey and Sigal did not charge harassment
Los Angeles District Prosecutor did not charge sexual harassment and rape Steven Sigal and Kevin Spacey, reports The New York Times. Steven Sigala of sexual harassment was accused of American actress Lisa Gerrero and her Australian colleague Porsha de Rossi. Herrero claims that in the 1990s, Sigal conducted a casting for the film “Fire from the Underworld” at home.
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Sep 5, 2018
Fake “Channel One”: Investigation of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons does not confirm the conclusions of Britain about the “newcomer”
“Channel One” in the daily issue of news talks about the publication of the OPCW report on the investigation of the poisoning of two inhabitants of the English city of Eimsbury. According to experts, they suffered from the same substance as Sergei and Julia creaked in the nearby Salisbury: “In Salisbury and Eimsbury, the same poisonous substance was used, but it is not known whether from one party. Such conclusions came from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons.
Yuri Bershidsky
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Sep 5, 2018
Gazprom-Media TV channels filed a lawsuit against Yandex due to pirate copies of series
TNT, TV-3, and 2x2 TV channels, which are part of the Gazprom-Media holding, filed a lawsuit against Yandex to the Moscow City Court due to pirated copies of TV shows in the Yandex.Video service, Interfax reports. The television channels are asked to recover 10 thousand rubles from the company as compensation for violation of the exclusive right of each television channel and a state fee of 400 rubles.
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Sep 5, 2018
The release of sulfur gas in the Crimea: Ukraine transferred data to the UN, residents of Armyansk are issued free gauze dressings
Ukraine has transmitted data on the emissions of harmful substances in the Crimea in the UN, OSCE, the World Health Organization and the Red Cross. This was announced by the Ukrainian Ombudsman in Crimea Ismail Khalikov. According to him, the Ukrainian side is concerned that in the north of Crimea in the Armyansk region, a state of emergency has not yet been announced.
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Sep 5, 2018
In the case of bad weather on the City Day, clouds over Moscow will disperse for 100 million rubles
Events on the possible weather protection of Moscow during the celebration of the 871th anniversary will cost the city budget of 100 million rubles, Interfax reports. Under the terms of the state contract, the clouds above the city, if necessary, will accelerate up to 12 units of a special focus using granular carbon dioxide, liquid nitrogen and powdered reagent. Customer of works - GKU "Expertvtodor". Contractor - ANO "Agency Atteh".
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Sep 5, 2018
Scientists discovered the first shark feeding on algae
Scientists from the University of California talked about the first shark feeding on algae. Their work was published in the journal ProChedings of the Royal Society B. New observations of biologists have shown that small-headed youth, which live on the American coast of the Atlantic and the Pacific, are able to successfully digest plant foods. Farm animals can sometimes eat plants, but usually they are not able to digest them due to the short intestine.
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Sep 5, 2018
The Patriot Park will be built an Orthodox church of the Ministry of Defense
The Ministry of Defense decided to build the main temple of the Russian army in the Patriot Park. This is stated in the message of the department. The height of the temple will be 95 meters, the capacity is up to 6 thousand people. He will become the third in the world in height by the Orthodox structure. “The Ministry of Defense implements the construction plan in the Patriot Park of the Main Temple of the Armed Forces.
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Sep 5, 2018
"Kommersant": Kerimov wants to buy "Children's World"
The structures of Senator Suleiman Kerimov can purchase a control package of the Detsky Mir network from AFK System Vladimir Yevtushenkov. According to Kommersant, negotiations were activated after the withdrawal of charges from Kerimov on suspicion of tax evasion in France.
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Sep 5, 2018
Ukraine can put forward Sentsov to the Nobel Prize of the World
In the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, a draft resolution was registered on the statement to the Norwegian Nobel Committee for the nomination of the candidacy of the Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov for the Nobel Peace Prize convicted in Russia. It is reported by Interfax. On August 28, the former President of Poland Lech Valens nominated Sentsov to the Nobel Prize of the World. Valens noted that Amnesty International considers the sentence to Sentsov unjust and illegal.
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