500 tones of high-octane Russian petrol are transported to petrol stations – Zhumakadyr Akeneev
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21/07-2011 08:01, Bishkek – 24.kg news agency , by Tolgonai OSMONGAZIEVA
“500 tones of high-octane Russian petrol are transported to petrol stations in Kyrgyzstan” the President of Oil Traders Association in the Kyrgyz Republic Zhumakadyr Akeneev stated to 24.kg news agency today.
According to him, the fuel AI-92 and AI-95 was shipped overnight today and then they started its delivers to the Gazprom fillings. “Tonight we should get the second installment of fuel. The promised 6.5 thousand tons of high-octane fuel will arrive within 10 days in the Kyrgyz Republic from the oil-refining factories Salavat (Bashkortostan) and Kazan (Tatarstan). Additional 2.5 thousand tons of fuel is expected to be in early August,” said Zhumakadyr Akeneev.
In addition, he noted that AI-92 petrol will be sold at the Gazprom fuel station to 34.5 som per liter, AI-95 – 36.
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02:36 21/07/2011ALL NEWS
Tajikistan hopes to sign a military coop agreement with Russia. |
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DUSHANBE, July 21 (Itar-Tass) - Tajikistan hopes to sign a new military cooperation agreement with Russia not later than September this year. The agreement will determine the future of the 201st Russian military base located in Tajikistan and the Aini airport, according to Tajik Foreign Minister Khamrokhon Zarifi.
"Negotiations on the military base and the use of the Aini airport by Russia have been under way since 2008. These questions are not simple or easy. So far the positions of the sides haven’t reached a necessary degree of rapprochement that would make it possible to sign an agreement. But work is going ahead at the level of experts. I think that this vital document is going to be signed during the CIS jubilee summit this September in which Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will also take part,” Zarifi told a news conference in Dushanbe last week.
As far as the Aini airport is concerned, the Tajik foreign minister said that land costs money and those who want to use the airport should be ready to pay this price.
At the same time, he gave a positive assessment of Tajik-Russian relations.
“Russia is our vital strategic partner which is proved by the level of our trade and economic partnership and cooperation in humanitarian sphere,” the Tajik foreign minister emphasized.
Mr. Zarifi spoke highly of the CIS and its prospects.
"It certainly has its advantages and disadvantages and the advantages are outweighing. We’ve managed to establish trade and economic ties with each other,“ the Tajik foreign minister said. Tajikistan has drafted a Concept of the CIS development for the next 20 years. “I am an optimist, and my vision of the future is optimistic,” the Tajik foreign minister said in conclusion.
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Thu 21 July 2011 06:26 GMT | 8:26 Local Time
A meeting of the church leaders of Russia and Georgia is preparing in Ukraine.
A meeting of the Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia Ilia II and Patriarch of All Russia Kirill is scheduled to be held in Ukraine on July 26.
As the "GHN" reported, this information was announced by the head of the Georgian church in the recent interview with radio station "Echo Moskvy".
"From 25 to 30 July I will be the guest of Ukraine. Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill will is also going to visit Ukraine. We will meet on July 26 and we are going to talk, I think, with fraternal understanding of each other" - said Ilia II.
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Last pre-trial hearing in Viktor Bout's case to get under way
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Jul 21, 2011 11:38 Moscow Time
Today, the Manhattan Federal Court in New York will hold the last pre-trial hearing in the arms smuggling case against Russian businessman Viktor Bout. The prosecution and the defense will present their arguments.
Bout’s lawyers insist that the politically-motivated case be closed because Bout’s extradition from Thailand for trial in the United States was illegal and charges against him were forged.
Viktor Bout, who was arrested in Bangkok in 2008 and extradited to the U.S. two years later, has pleaded not guilty to the charges. If convicted, he may receive from 25 years to life term in prison.
Russian president introduces agreement on cooperation in Caspian Sea security to parliament
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has introduced the agreement on security cooperation in the Caspian Sea to the parliament, RIA Novosti reports.
The document was signed in Baku on November 18, 2010. Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan will cooperate against terrorism, organized crime, illegal trafficking of arms and narcotics, smuggling, human trafficking and illegal migration.
Supplements to the document note that the deal promotes peace, stability and law. It confirms Russia’s devotion to multilateral cooperation in the region.
Medvedev sends condolences to families of Uzbek quake victims
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Jul 21, 2011 00:54 Moscow Time
President Dmitry Medvedev has sent his heartfelt condolences to Uzbek President Islam Karimov in connection with Tuesday night’s earthquake that left 13 people dead and more than 80 injured in this former Soviet Central Asian republic.
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Medvedev signs law on punishment for selling alcohol to children. |
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MOSCOW, July 21 (Itar-Tass) — Russia’s President Dmitry Medvedev signed a federal law on additional prevention of selling alcohol to children, the Kremlin’s press service said on Thursday.
The law introduces criminal and administrative responsibility for selling alcohol containing beverages to children.
First time punishment may be limited to fines from three to five thousand roubles for individuals and from ten to 20 thousand for officials and from 80 to 100 thousand for legal entities, the law reads.
If a crime is not occasional, but systematic, the punishment will not be limited to administrative measures, it will be considered by the criminal code. If the crime was committed several times and the one responsible for it was brought to responsibility within 180 days, “the fine will be up to 80,000 roubles or will be equal to the monthly allowance or any other income for the period up to six months or the person will be sentenced to corrective work for up to one year and will be deprived of the right to work at certain positions or in certain businesses for the term of three years or for an unlimited period.”
Russia’s consumer rights watchdog, Rospotrebnadzor, reports that over 28 million Russians are involved in potation. Out of ten million children between eleven and 18, over 50 percent drink alcohol and beer regularly. Two of three Russian children between 13 and 16 drink alcohol. About 60,000 children were officially registered as alcoholics as of early 2008, the National Alcohol Association reports. The realistic figure of children who suffer from alcoholism is much higher.
Russia’s Ministry of social development states that Russians start drinking beer regularly at the age of twelve, wine – at 15, vodka – at 16. Alcohol containing cocktails are most popular drinks, which children of between 13 to 17 prefer. And the average age of those addict to alcohol drinks, mostly to beer, lowered over the past ten years from 14 to eleven years.
The death rate caused by use of alcohol in 2007 made 75,200, Russia’s statistics service, Rosstat, reports. Here about 30 percent are the share with men and 15 percent are the share with women. Doctors warn that the hazardous effect from using alcohol for teenagers is postponed in time. For example, a birth of a mentally retarded baby may be a result of drinking alcohol at the age below 18.
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