Three railway stations for high-speed trains are going to be built in Moscow soon. One of them will appear near the Kalanchevsky Square, the second one – on Ilich Square and the third one will be built in the area of Moscow City business center.

A Ukrainian pensioner suffered a severe cranial injury when he got kicked by a horse. The horse hit the 56-year-old man in his left temple. Ivan Bilokhvost managed to return home, where he lost his consciousness. His wife called an ambulance, and the man was taken to a district hospital, from where he was sent to the Kiev Regional Hospital.

Alexander Sarapulkin, a 70-year-old man, braves a 12-meter high mast and sways on the bungee on a daily basis to enhance his potency. The man built his sex bungee with the help of the training gear used by Russian commandoes.

The reality is that George W. Bush and his minions have created the milieu that has brought the world to “the lowest common denominator.” It was Bush who said, “Damn the United Nations, damn what the inspectors say, damn international law, damn the opinion of the rest of the world, damn the argument that war should only be used as a last resort. And most of all, damn the truth!”

MegaFon, Russia's third-largest mobile phone company, said it will start selling Apple's iPhone 3G in Russia later this year. iPhones have not gone on sale officially in Russia, but are readily available on the "gray" market, selling for around $1,000, several times the current retail price in the United States.

The Russian Football Union plans to sign a cooperation deal with Adidas, the largest maker of sports gear. The contract signed with Adidas will automatically terminate the contract with Nike, the previous technical sponsor.