On June 2, Russia suspended imports of EU-produced vegetables on in a bid to prevent an E. coli outbreak from spreading into the country. At least 18 people... 03.06.2011, Sputnik International
On June 2, Russia suspended imports of EU-produced vegetables on in a bid to prevent an E. coli outbreak from spreading into the country. At least 18 people have died as the result of the outbreak, centered on Germany.
On June 2, Russia suspended imports of EU-produced vegetables on in a bid to prevent an E. coli outbreak from spreading into the country. At least 18 people have died as the result of the outbreak, centered on Germany.
On June 2, shells began to explode in an artillery depot near the village of Pugachevo in Russia's Volga region Republic Udmurtia. A total of 61 people were injured with 25 hospitalized.
On May 29, Abkhaz President Sergei Bagapsh died in Moscow of complications following surgery for lung cancer. He was buried in his native village after a funeral parade through Abkhazia's capital, Sukhumi, on June 2.
On June 2, Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova was defeated by China's Li Na at the French Open semifinals, again missing her shot at a career Grand Slam.
June 3 marked a year since six men were sealed inside a mock-up spaceship in Moscow to simulate a 520-day roundtrip to Mars. The would-be astronauts - three Russians, a Chinese, a Frenchman, and an Italian - have lived and worked to a strict timetable since they clambered into a cramped capsule in a Moscow car park on June 3, 2010.
On May 28, about 40 gay activists were detained for taking part in the unsanctioned pride parade near the Kremlin walls and a separate rally in front of Moscow's city government building.
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