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Written by Елена Поляковская
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Пятница, 28 Январь 2011 |
 Медицинские бригады в Домодедово The Moscow Social Security Department is making payments to all victims of the terrorist attack at Domodedovo airport, except for residents of the outlying suburbs. The Moscow regional government will pay these victims.
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Written by Андрей Пионтковский
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Четверг, 27 Январь 2011 |
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During yesterday’s news conference, Vladimir Putin made a statement that is unprecedented in its inadequacy, and forces me — as the citizen of a belligerent country — to take an unprecedented step. What follows is almost the entire text of an article I published about seven years ago, a few days after a terrorist bombing in Moscow. It quite lucidly describes the nature of the enemy that had thrown down the gauntlet in challenge to Russia back then. An adequate understanding of its nature is absolutely necessary for the political and military leader of our nation, which is what Mr. Putin really is. Perhaps his advisors could find some way to acquaint him with the text. Be first to comment this article | Views: 3376 | E-mail |
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Written by Александр Винников
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Четверг, 27 Январь 2011 |
I am shocked by the tragedy. I grieve for the victims of this terrorist attack, and I express my deepest condolences to all the victims, as well as their families and friends. I believe it to be necessary to declare a national day of mourning: to mourn for the victims in the whole of Russia. Grief unites all of us — from St. Petersburg to the Caucasus. Everything that has been happening in Russia in recent years gives me grounds to expect that this terrorist attack will be perceived by the Russian people as just another stage in the war waged by Russia against terrorists from the North Caucasus. Eleven years ago, a Chechen incursion into Dagestan and the bombings of Moscow apartment buildings prompted an aging and ailing Yeltsin to transfer power early to a young and energetic Putin, making him a virtually uncontested candidate in the 2000 presidential election. Putin came to power as the representative of the power bloc (the leadership of the intelligence and security services, as well as the armed forces — ed). He promised the restoration of public order, security, and stability. Muscovites were able to appreciate the success of this work on January 24th. Be first to comment this article | Views: 3255 | E-mail |
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Written by Вадим Белоцерковский
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Четверг, 27 Январь 2011 |
 In a majority of the responses to the terrorist attack on Domodedovo, many people have written about many things, but in my opinion, they forget about what is most important.Most of all, they forget that terror was started by Russia, and Russia continues it to this day. Since 1999. In Chechnya. What is going on in Chechnya cannot be called a war. An attack by the well-armed army of a nation with a population of 140 million on the poorly armed army of a country with a population of but ONE million – this is something between terrorism and genocide. And this “war” began with the help of three terrorist attacks carried out by the FSB against its own populace: the bombings of apartment buildings in Moscow and Volgodonsk that were allegedly committed by the Chechens. A fourth bombing nearly took place in Ryazan, where the local authorities out of ignorance almost arrested two terrorists from the Lubyanka (FSB HQ building — ed). I also remember that the third bombing, the one in Volgodonsk, was announced in the Federal Parliament by Speaker Gennady Seleznev three days before it happened. Be first to comment this article | Views: 3498 | E-mail |
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Written by Московский комсомолец
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Среда, 26 Январь 2011 |
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‘MK’ was in the terrorists’ lair to find out why the New Year’s Eve attack failed
 Дом, где взорвалась шахидка в новогоднюю ночь
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