| August 2010 |
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Three icons, one of which contained relics of one of Russia's most venerated saints, have been stolen from a church in a village north of Moscow, a police source said on Sunday.
Mikhail Pletnev, the leader of the Russian National Orchestra who is accused in Thailand of sexually abusing a minor, will open the second RNO Festival in Moscow.
A second bomb exploded in the town of Buinaksk in the North Caucasus republic of Dagestan on the way of police officers heading to the site of the first blast, a Dagestani police source said.
Three people died and 26 were injured in an attack on a military unit in the republic of Dagestan in Russia's North Caucasus, a law enforcement source said Sunday.
Thirteen people were injured in an explosion in the republic of Dagestan in the North Caucasus, police said.
Dagestan's President Magomedsalam Magomedov instructed the republic's police to solve as soon as possible an attempt on Dagestan's Minister of National Policy, Foreign Relations and Information Bekmurza Bekmurzayev.
The number of people injured in Friday morning's explosion at a police station in northern Tajikistan has risen to 30, with one police officer killed and one unaccounted for, police said.
Twenty five people were seriously injured when a suspected suicide car bomb hit a police building in Tajikistan's second largest city of Khujand on Friday, an Interior Ministry spokesman said.
Police in Ryazan detained a man on Thursdaysuspected of stealing some 1.25 billion rubles ($40.7 million) from Russian Pension Fund accounts, investigators said.
Suspected militants shot dead a police officer in Russia’s North Caucasus republic of Ingushetia early on Thursday, a law enforcement source told RIA Novosti.
A woman fatally stabbed her father and then jumped to her death from their sixth-storey apartment in north-east Moscow after he refused to visit her grandfather’s grave, media reports said on Wednesday.
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A Russian court sentenced two traffic police officers in the town of Magadan in the Russian Far East to three years in prison and stripped them of their ranks for beating a driver.
The Thai Prosecutor General's Office on Tuesday received a formal request from the United States to drop a second set of charges against Russian suspected arms trader Viktor Bout, a Thai daily reported on Tuesday.
The Thai defense counsel for Russian businessman Viktor Bout, awaiting extradition to the United States on charges of selling weapons to terrorists, petitioned Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Monday to stop Bout's extradition.
The organizers of a rock festival in Russia's Urals that was attacked by skinheads on Sunday say there were enough security and police but they were unprepared for such an attack.
The trial of a Colorado couple accused of abusing three sisters adopted from Russia shows why a Russian-U.S. treaty on adoptions should be signed soon, Russia's children's ombudsman said.
Five police officers were killed on Sunday morning in a clash with Chechen militants in the home village of Chechnya's president, investigators said.
Ten militants and two police officers were killed in a shootout which occurred early on Sunday when the militants were trying to attack Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov's home village, Kadyrov said.
Four Russian road police officers were detained in Moscow after a man who had been reported kidnapped by his wife was discovered in their car's boot.



