Thu., 13.07.1434 Hjr / 23.05.2013, 03:33 Emirate time РусскийEnglishtürkçeУкраїнськийعربي

main

mirrors

add. formats
Google
Kavkaz-Center
WWW
Our button

News feeds
 
RussiaEvents Also in this section

WHITE REVOLUTION. Famous French actress calls on Russians for revolution

Publication time: 22 September 2012, 23:38

According to media reports from the Russian-occupied North-Ural Republic, a famous French actress Catherine Deneuve on a visit to the NUR capital of Yekaterinburg was surprised to learn at a press conference that local residents consider officials "as people of different nature".

Journalists explained that the citizens would like to see officials more responsible to the people. Mrs. Deneuve asked about salaries of officials and upon learning that they have very high incomes, she exclaimed: "Then you need a revolution!"

Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center



Second witness murdered by FBI in Boston incident case
In a murky move, KGB expelled American author of new Putin's repressive laws
Syria: Battle for Qusayr. Fightings in Aleppo
Two blasts in Dagestan killed and injured more than 50 puppets
Saudi Mufti names calls Jihad in Syria 'a betrayal of state and homeland'
Syria. Mujahideen storm prison in Aleppo. Fierce battles for town of Qusayr
Letter of American 'spy' Fogle concocted by the KGB
British inquest on international terrorism close to collapse not to hurt Russia president's feelings
KGB named U.S. Moscow embassy counsellor Steven Hall as CIA Moscow station chief
Putin's KGB-FSB puppet Assad uses 'flying carpet' for tortures
West outraged. Russia continues to lie and mislead
Reuters: Tales of Uncle KGB about American spies
Bomb blasts kill apostates in Baghdad
KGB-FSB expert calls for mass murder of 700,000 Salafis in Russia
Disguise of American spy caught in Moscow looks farcical, but that's why they usually work
RUSSIA VS. USA. Night frost in Moscow
Istanbul's prosecution office reclassifies case of murder of three Chechen refugees
Russia turns into Surveillance State
Present German chancellor Merkel also worked for the KGB, German scientists confirm
Putin's foreign ministry acknowledges that 'foreign agent' means 'foreign spy' in Russia
Washington Post: Strange arrest of strange CIA spy in Moscow
SYRIA. Video clip of a man eating human corpse heart
BLOOMBERG: Are 'CIA instructions' taken from letters of Nigerian swindlers?
KGB attacked and arrested U.S. diplomat amid scandal over Russia concealing information on Boston incident
Russian opposition leader: ''It is not accidental that Boston bombings occurred after adoption of Magnitsky List''