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Senior officials of the Investigative Committee take under control the check into deaths caused by floods in Dagestan

10 October 2012

10:37

Experienced investigators-criminologists of the SK Central Office joined the investigation of a criminal case over disappearance of a 10-year-old girl in Bryansk Region

10 October 2012

10:36

Alexander Bastrykin conducted a personal reception of citizens in Moscow

09 October 2012

19:00

In Kabardino-Balkaria ex-police major found guilty of negligence involving death and injuries to 37 people

09 October 2012

17:45

Criminal proceedings launched into blast at an ammunition depot in Orenburg Region

09 October 2012

16:21

In Moscow investigation of Yuri Budanov murder completed

09 October 2012

13:57

In Oryol Region former high-ranking officials to appear in the court

09 October 2012

13:50

An official of Federal Service for Supervision of Environment, Technology and Nuclear Management charged with swindling to appear in court in Moscow

08 October 2012

18:30

The victims have read the files of the case charging Dmitry Pavlyuchenkov with Anna Politkovskaya murder

08 October 2012

17:20

Sergey Udaltsov summoned in Investigative Committee and materials requested from NTV channel within the framework of checking facts state forth in the documentary Anatomy of Protest-2

08 October 2012

17:10

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Sergey Udaltsov summoned in Investigative Committee and materials requested from NTV channel within the framework of checking facts state forth in the documentary Anatomy of Protest-2

The Central Investigations Directorate of the Russia’s Investigative Committee within the framework of the facts of organization of mass riots in Russia set forth in the documentary Anatomy of Protest-2 broadcast by NTV TV channel has summoned Sergey Udaltsov on 10 October this year to give explanations.

In addition, The Central Investigations Directorate has requested from NTV TV company all the original materials used in the documentary.

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