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Feb 8, 2019
A three -meter statue of the archangel Michael will be installed near the new building of the SK
At the building of the Investigative Committee in Moscow, the sculpture of the Archangel Michael, which is considered the patron saint of the department, will be installed in Moscow. According to RBC, citing a letter to the head of the department of educational and educational work of the department, Sergei Petrov, fundraising has already begun for this. According to Petrov, employees of the UK will expel 0.5% of their money to the sculpture.
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Feb 8, 2019
Jehovah's witnesses were not broken by either Hitler or Stalin. What will happen to Putin?
After the meeting of Vladimir Putin with his human rights advice, on which he called the “complete nonsense” the reckoning of religious communities to destructive organizations, the repressions against Jehovah's witnesses were not at all stopped. On February 6, Danish citizen, builder Dennis Kristensen was convicted in Orel for 6 years in prison for “organizing the activities of a prohibited extremist organization” - the local community of Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Feb 8, 2019
"Memorial" recognized Anastasia Shevchenko by the political prisoner
“Shevchenko was deprived of freedom solely because of her political beliefs and in connection with the non-violent implementation of freedom of thought, freedom of expression of opinions and information, freedom of peaceful assemblies and associations, other rights and freedoms,” the statement of the Memorial said. On January 21, anastasia Shevchenko, a criminal case under the article for the activities of an unwanted organization, was instituted against a member of the Open Russia Council.
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Feb 8, 2019
Actor Sergei Yura died
The theater and cinema actor Sergei Yursky died, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the press service of the Mossovet Theater. The actor was 83 years old. As the agency said in the theater, he was in the hospital in preventive treatment. Sergey Yursky was born in Leningrad in 1935. In 1957, as a student, he was admitted to the Leningrad Bolshoi Drama Theater. In 1978, Jurassic moved to Moscow and began to work in the Mossovet Theater.
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Feb 8, 2019
The Prosecutor General’s Office was asked to check the legality of excavations in Sandarmokh, which was carried out by RVIO
On August 24, 2018, RVIO announced that from August 25 to September 5, with the participation of the Ministry of Defense, he would hold in the tract the search for bodies of Soviet soldiers who died during the Great Patriotic War, including prisoners of Finnish concentration camps.
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Feb 8, 2019
Russia will send observers to the President of Ukraine, despite the ban on Kyiv
Russian observers will be sent to Ukraine to the presidential election, despite the ban on Kyiv. This is written by Kommersant with reference to unnamed sources. According to the publication, on February 11, Russians Kristina Bogdanova from the Russian Free Elections Fund and Elizaveta Borisova from the Russian Public Institute of Electoral Law will fly to Kyiv for monitoring elections.
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Feb 8, 2019
Peskov said that Yanukovych was provided to the State Guer by Decree of Putin
Former President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych uses in Russia state protection, which was provided to him by Vladimir Putin. According to Interfax, the Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov told about this. The spokeswoman did not comment on which structure-the FSO or some other-protects Yanukovych. “I can't tell you this. I don't know that. But he is protected, he has state protection, ”Peskov noted. Journalists also asked Yanukovych’s legal status.
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Feb 8, 2019
Deripaska will not have a veto in the Council of Directors En+
The founder of EN+ Oleg Deripaska will not have a veto decision to decisions the board of directors of the company under the terms of the agreement with the US Treasury. This was announced in an interview with Interfax by the head of the board of directors EN+ Gregory Barker. “I hope that the council will make decisions based on consensus as much as possible. Yes, Mr.
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Feb 8, 2019
The third participant in the poisoning in Salisbury tried to kill the Bulgarian gunsmith with poison "Novice"
The Insider and Bellingcat managed to establish that the third (along with Petrov ”and“ Boshirov ”) a member of the attempt in Salisbury, hiding under the name Sergei Vyacheslavovich Fedotov, was associated with other poisoning using the substance from the novice family. We are talking about the attempt on the Bulgarian entrepreneur Emelyan Goebrev in April 2015.
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Feb 8, 2019
Daily Mail: Two more suspects appeared about the poisoning of the Skripals
The UK police are investigating two more Russians suspected of involvement in the poisoning of the former GRU Colonel Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia in English Salisbury, Daily Mail reports with reference to their sources. According to the publication, two Russians visited the UK in March through tourist visas. Now they are supposedly located in Russia. In total, five suspects are now taking place in the case.
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Feb 8, 2019
A couple of phrases of the day: deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation VS heroine Roman Sorokin
Defeat the enemies of the world First of all, we are faced with military-political challenges associated with the expansion of NATO, the strengthening of its potential and infrastructure near our borders. All this is done under the far -fetched prepositions of the Russian military threat. Our task is to clarify the absurdity of these fantasies and work on de-escalation of tension, overcoming the militarization of the thinking of some of our partners ...
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Feb 8, 2019
"Vedomosti": Rotenberg's company can become a monopolist in the market of smart electric meters
Igor Rotenberg’s company “Modern Radio Technologies” can become a monopolist in the market of intellectual electricity meters. This was written by Vedomosti with reference to a letter from the deputy minister of digital development Alexei Sokolov, sent to the Ministry of Energy. The use of the data transfer protocol company “Modern Radio Technologies” (SRT, operates under the brand “Strizh”) can become mandatory for all intellectual electricity accounting systems.
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Feb 8, 2019
The CEC of Ukraine completed registration. 44 candidates will go to the polls
News The CEC of Ukraine completed registration. 44 candidates will go to the polls 8 February 2019 The Central Electoral Commission of Ukraine completed the registration of candidates for presidency of the country, UNIAN reports. The last registered candidates were Dmitry GNAP from the Power of People party and Alexander Solovyov from Smart power. In total, the CEC registered 44 candidates for president of Ukraine. 91 people submitted documents for registration with candidates.
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Feb 8, 2019
Mikhail Krutikhin: Germany has achieved an agreement on Nord Stream 2 on optimal conditions
The Committee of Permanent Representatives of the EU decided to continue negotiations with the European Parliament and the EU Council to tighten the requirements of the gas directive of the European Union. However, this will not lead to blocking the Northern Stream 2. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that this became possible thanks to the cooperation of Germany and France.
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Feb 8, 2019
The number of victims of the collapse of the house in Istanbul increased to 14 people
The number of victims of the collapse of an eight -story residential building in the Asian part of Istanbul increased to 14 people. It is reported by Daily Sabah. To date, 14 people were removed from under the wreckage, three of them are in critical condition. According to the city’s authorities, 43 people were officially registered in the house, but there could be more people who really live in the building, because the three upper floors of the building were built in illegally.
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