One of the most famous Russian lawmakers accused the administration "Obama" that is undermining American democracy, adding that Republicans have more confidence in Russian President Vladimir Putin than to Democrats.
Comments Alexey Pushkov, made through a series of messages on "Twitter", coming within US intelligence report that blames Russia and its leader for the cyber attack on the US elections.
MP Pushkov, former chairman of the committee on foreign relations, said that the democratic process in the US is not threatened by Russia, but undermined by the administration, "Obama" and the media who support Hillary Clinton.
According to Pushkov, the threat of democracy is the US itself. He added that the US accuses Putin of bad reports, while it was Obama who took diplomatic measures by expelling Russian diplomats insulation.
Pushkov also attacked the US intelligence report, saying that it is as safe as a 2003 report saying that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
In a message, most recently in "Twitter", Alexey Pushkov wrote that Republicans have more confidence to Putin than to Democrats, something that according to him despite having surprised Obama is deserving of Democrats and is the result of the presidency, "Obama" .
After more than two decades on the run, the last robbery suspect most of an armored truck in China, fell into the hands of the police.
Guangzhou city authorities were able to arrest the suspect Chen Xunmin almost 22 years after the crime.
Chen had changed its name and appearance through several plastic surgeries, but was unable to escape the police. On December 22, 1995, 7 gunmen among them Chen also attacked and robbed an armored car in front of an earth bank in Guanzhou city left 15 million yuan, or about 2.5 million dollars.
No one was killed or wounded during the robbery, but she had a great impact on police forces since it was the biggest robbery ever committed. Even a Chinese television has created a television series based on the robbery.
Chinese authorities then hired 3,500 police officers to search suspects and created a force of 400 investigators who deal exclusively with this issue.
Over the years, while many of the investigators changed their position or went into retirement, only Chen remained at large. Chinese authorities gave no details on how were they able to find it after so many years, but said that some officers were still a part of the task force from the beginning, almost 22 years ago, were credited for this achievement.
One picture circulating the last few hours "online" and said that it is a picture of Samsung's new S8.
E posted on a Chinese blog, "smartphone" no new button on the end of it.
For lovers of Samsung, this camera is not only the company's next mobile phone, but see it as an opportunity for Samsung to return after the fiasco of the Galaxy Note 7.
It is thought that Samsung Galaxy S8, which is much talk recently, will not appear on the market before February.
Samsung's profits last year increased by 50%, despite the problems that the company was in flames invade phones "Galaxy Note 7", the withdrawal from the market of which cost $ 3 billion.
The company has announced that profits in the last quarter of 2016 grew by 50%, the highest level in 3 years.
According to Samsung, the gains were worth 7.8 billion dollars, thanks to the semiconductor business.
It is still unclear what made mobiles "Galaxy Note 7" to and combusted.
2017 is projected to be quite successful from giant Phones, Nokia. At the end of February are expected to pack the new model on the market by the company, Nokia E1.
Already published a photo that looks like this model.
Memory Nokia E1 is expected to be 16 GB, 720p screen will be 5.2 or 5.3-inch diagonal.
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