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Attack at the journalist in Moscow under investigation
Published: 11 February, 2007, 13:17
A correspondent from the Russian edition of Newsweek magazine, who was attacked in Moscow, has been told to draw a moral lesson from the incident, according to an open letter from the Russian “Nashi” youth movement.
The letter claims Aydar Buribayev often flirted with fascists in his articles. According to “Ekho Moskvy” radio, the youth organisation also accuses “Newsweek” of glamorising fascism.Aydar Nuribayev said he had been attacked on Friday night on one of the city's metro stations. He was set upon by youths in black uniforms after he disagreed when they asked if he knew that “Russia is for Russians only”.
11.02.2007, 13:00
Another victim of avalanche found in Elbrus regionThe body of a second mountaineer has been found in the Elbrus region in Kabardino-Balkarian Republic (Southern Russia). The search of a third missing climber is underway, more than 80 rescuers are involved. |
11.02.2007, 13:50
Suicide attack kills 15 in Iraqi TikritIn Iraq, at least 15 people were killed when a suicide bomber drove his truck into a crowd of police officers near Tikrit, 130 kilometers north of Baghdad. |
