Mass arrests of protesters in Russia and the shelling in Avdiivka. Five things you might oversleep
Five things you could have slept:
1. On Sunday evening, March 26, it became known about the deaths of three Ukrainian military under Avdiyivka in the Donetsk region. The soldiers were killed in the shelling of a strong point near Avdeevka. Fighters fired from mortars of 120 mm calibre. Read more →
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Large-scale demonstrations against corruption in Russia and their consequences. Text online
2. The number of detained protesters in Moscow amounted to no less than 1030 people. At the same time Washington urged Moscow to immediately release all detainees and expressed concern over the detention of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Meanwhile, Bulk and Fund staff all night were kept at the police station. The leader of the opposition to keep under administrative detention until trial. Meanwhile, from the office of the Fund Navalny seized all the equipment. Read more →
3. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev at a time when from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok hosted the anti-corruption protests, during which people were detained and used force against them, was skiing. He said this on his page in the social network. Read more →
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#Demonetised. As the Network has responded to the mass anti-corruption rallies in Russia
4. The center-right Bulgarian party GERB ( “Citizens for European development of Bulgaria”) won the early parliamentary elections, with 33.2 percent of the votes, according to official data of the CEC of Ukraine (at the time of processing for 16.8% of the ballots). At the same time, Pro-Russian socialists have conceded defeat and congratulated his rivals with victory but warned that they would not participate in negotiations on forming a coalition. Read more →
5. Media, citing its own sources reported that the President of the United States Donald trump has put forward to German Chancellor Angela Merkel during a recent meeting with her in the White house account in the amount of £ 300 billion ($ 375 billion). So, this alleged “duty” of Germany to NATO. Read more →