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MOSCOW, May 4 (RIA Novosti) - Galina Rusanova...

MOSCOW, May 4 (RIA Novosti) - Galina Rusanova, a Britain-based Russian artist, faces charges in the United States after allegedly attacking crewmembers when drunk on a flight from Los Angeles, British media reported on Monday. The plane, which was headed for London last Wednesday, had to be diverted to Maine after the disturbance, the Press Association said. The agency cited prosecutors as saying Rusanova, 54, began behaving aggressively after taking a cocktail of wine, prescription medicine and liquid soap. When restrained by air stewards, she lashed out, kicking and punching them. Prosecutors told a court hearing in Bangor, Maine on Friday that at one point Rusanova fell to the floor "snapping like a dog." She will attend a district court hearing on Monday, on charges of assault and interfering with a flight crew. According to the Daily Mail, which said Rusanova is "known in Britain as a respected artist, actress and author," she was interviewed by FBI agents after the incident, and explained to them: "It"s typical of me. I sometimes do crazy things." Rusanova told the FBI that she took the pills and alcohol due to her fear of flying, but remembers little of the incident. A flight attendant reportedly witnessed her sucking on a bottle of liquid soap taken from the plane"s lavatory.


Thirteen people have been killed in the...

Thirteen people have been killed in the Mexican resort city of Acapulco, where drug-related violence has surged of late, local media have said.


MOSCOW, April 23 (RIA Novosti) - MTS launched...

MOSCOW, April 23 (RIA Novosti) - MTS launched on Thursday wireless internet services through the BlackBerry platform to non-corporate subscribers, the president of Russia's largest mobile phone operator announced.

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Russian servicemen will participate in the...

"[Russian troops] are to participate in May 9 activities on the territory of Belarus and Ukraine," First Deputy Defense Minister Col. Gen. Alexander Kolmakov said.

Asked which CIS countries had accepted the Russian invitation to participate in the Victory Day parade in Moscow, Kolmakov said "many have already confirmed their participation," without being more specific.

A Ukrainian official said in mid-March Russian and Ukrainian warships would for the first time jointly take part in celebrations of the 65th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany in Ukraine"s Black Sea port of Sevastopol.

Russia"s Black Sea Fleet uses a range of naval facilities in Ukraine"s Crimea, including its main base in Sevastopol, as part of a 1997 agreement under which Ukraine agreed to lease the bases to Russia until 2017.

A Sevastopol city official said Russian and Ukrainian warships would move into a special "parade formation" in Sevastopol Bay.

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