Two people were injured. The attacker was killed.

Thus, the bill goes to the all-Russian vote, scheduled for April 22.

“We cannot allow others to want to exclusively receive the results of their researches,” German Foreign Minister stated.

“NATO sailors should clearly understand that the approach to the Crimean coast for conducting intelligence activities will not be a Piccadilly promenade,” Dmitry Belik said.

According to Dmitry Peskov, “the question is in the proportion of those who support and do not support” them.

The Belarusian President called on official Moscow and residents of the two countries not to create a panic.