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Written by По материалам СМИ
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Среда, 24 Август 2011 |
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On August 24th, 2004, two airliners left Moscow's Domodedovo airport. A Tu-154 assumed a course towards Sochi, while a Tu-134 headed towards Volgograd, but neither would ever arrive at their destination. Almost simultaneously, terrorists blew up both ‘iron birds’: the Tu-154 while flying over the Rostov region, and the Tu-134 over the Tula region. All 88 passengers on board both aircraft were killed. That terrible day will forever remain in the memory of many residents of Volgograd, since on one of the ill-fated aircraft were children, parents, and friends of the residents of that heroic city of WW II fame. Meanwhile, the loved ones of these terrorism victims are still unable achieve punishment of the indirect culprits of this 'heavenly catastrophe'.  Be first to comment this article |  Add as favourites (32) | Views: 244 | E-mail
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Written by Дмитрий Гордон
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Вторник, 23 Август 2011 |
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 «Our nation, and our destiny, are all blown to bits, as is the Russian secret. Perhaps all of us are but shreds of ourselves, blasted to pieces?»
… I also believe that we don’t harshly condemn these all too frequent cases of xenophobia — which I group under to common term: “anti-internationalism”. By the way, even though it is right there on the surface, until I started using this word, oddly enough, no one else would. The concept of anti-internationalism includes both antisemitism as well as racism… This is going on, of course, not just over here, but still we cannot keep on completely forgetting that the ideals of socialism included a lot of good that was borrowed from Christianity, including the brotherhood of nations. If we give up on these ideals, if we let them get trampled before our very eyes, if we are passive about it all, well then we will have major problems. We cannot allow what is going on to get hushed up, because no matter how unpleasant it may be to acknowledge, over here, in the very same country that defeated Hitler, we are dealing with fascism.
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Written by Лента.ру
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Среда, 17 Август 2011 |
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 Fake bombs were found on the playgrounds of four Baikonur kindergartens, according to a report by RIA Novosti on Wednesday, August 17th, citing city law enforcement officials.
They told the news agency that the simulated explosive devices were found on August 15th on the premises of kindergartens located on Maximov and Nitochkin streets in the 6th and 7th city districts.
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Written by Голос России
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Пятница, 22 Июль 2011 |
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Terrorist attack in the Oslo government quarter: Voice of Russia  According to preliminary reports, two people were killed and fifteen wounded. There were no Russians among the victims. The blast site has very severe damage, Russian Charge d'Affaires in Norway Mikhail Zubov told 'Voice of Russia' (VIDEO)
Updated 20:50 GMT «At the moment it is known that there was a large explosion near the government quarter in Oslo between the buildings housing the Prime Minister's office and the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy. They are now determining if the explosion occurred in the street, inside a building, or in a parked car. There is very severe damage,» said Zubov. According to him there were no Russians injuried. «The embassy contacted the police, the headquarters investigating the incident, as well as rescue and emergency services. According to preliminary information there are no Russian citizens among the victims. Meanwhile the embassy is in constant contact with the Norwegian authorities,» said the embassy representative. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (56) | Views: 568 | E-mail |
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Written by Денис Камалягин
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Пятница, 22 Июль 2011 |
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The catastrophe of the riverboat 'Bulgaria', which sank on the Volga in broad daylight, reflects the horrors of Russia's technology and morality
 In early 2001, Russian authorities were warning of a coming era of man-made disasters. Vladimir Putin set up the so-called 'Challenge 2003' presidential commission to study the series of man-made disasters that were threatening Russia because of the deterioration of technology in virtually every industry in the nation. Apparently he believed that it served its purpose, as did his successor, yet the commission's most pessimistic predictions, though somewhat delayed, were more than justified.Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (59) | Views: 393 | E-mail |
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