Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan responded to the possible assassination attempt on US President Donald Trump during the White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Washington Hill Hotel in Washington, D.C. He emphasized that "violence has no place in our democratic societies."
A 19-year-old member of the Russian judo team, Muhammad Negmatov, was sent to serve in a military unit in Naro-Fominsk after a raid by security forces on a mosque in Kotelniki near Moscow. He was persuaded to sign a contract to be sent to SVO, but he refused.
Together with other Muslims, Negmatov was taken to the Lyubertsy military registration and enlistment office. After a formal medical examination, he was assigned to military service. The athlete was born in Tajikistan and has lived in Russia since childhood. He is a multiple winner of Russian judo competitions.
Earlier it was reported that the singer, finalist of the show “Sing a Star” on Channel One, Crimean Tatar Mamut Useinov was sent to military service. He also refused to sign the contract.
Let us remind you that riot police carried out a raid on a mosque in Kotelniki near Moscow, taking away Muslims with Russian citizenship.