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  • Police: Dancer paid $1,600 for Bolshoi acid attack

    Moscow police say a star dancer accused of masterminding the acid attack on the Bolshoi ballet chief paid 50,000 rubles (about $1,600) to two men suspected of carrying it out.

  • Russian ballet star confesses he agreed to attack

    Pale and haggard after hours of questioning, a leading Bolshoi dancer told a Moscow court that he gave his blessing to an attack on the ballet's artistic director but never imagined that the assailant would go as far as to throw acid in his face.

  • Dancer accused in Bolshoi attack defends actions

    The star dancer accused of masterminding the attack on the Bolshoi ballet chief acknowledged Thursday that he gave the go-ahead for the attack, but told a Moscow court that he did not order anyone to throw acid on the artistic director's face.

  • Dancer admits being behind Bolshoi chief attack

    A Russian ballet star who most recently played the title role in "Ivan the Terrible" at the famed Bolshoi Theater has confessed that he organized the acid attack on the theater's ballet chief, Moscow police said Wednesday.

  • In this combo frame grab taken from video supplied by the Moscow Interior MInistry branch website on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, 29-year-old Pavel Dmitrichenko, the star Russian ballet dancer is seen in Moscow. Dmitrichenko, who most recently played the title role in "Ivan the Terrible" at the famed Bolshoi Theater, has confessed to the acid attack on the theater's ballet chief, Moscow police said on Wednesday. (AP Photo/ Moscow Interior MInistry branch website)

    Dancer admits being behind Bolshoi chief attack

    A Russian ballet star who most recently played the title role in "Ivan the Terrible" at the famed Bolshoi Theater has confessed that he organized the acid attack on the theater's ballet chief, Moscow police said Wednesday.

  • Bolshoi dancer confesses to attack on ballet chief

    A Russian ballet star who has danced the roles of violent and powerful historical figures at the Bolshoi Theater has confessed to organizing the acid attack on the theater's ballet chief, Moscow police said Wednesday.

  • Suspect in acid attack on Bolshoi chief detained

    Russian police on Tuesday detained a man in the January acid attack on the artistic director of the Bolshoi ballet and searched both the suspect's home and that of one of the theater's dance stars.

  • 2 Pussy Riot members flee Russia to escape arrest

    Two members of the punk band Pussy Riot have fled Russia to avoid prosecution for a protest against Vladimir Putin that sent three of their band mates to prison, the group said Sunday.

  • Briefly: Internet group says surveillance program in works

    Every email to your child. Every status update for your friends. Every message to your mistress.

  • Police officers block opposition demonstrators after a massive rally in Pushkin Square in downtown Moscow on Monday, March 5, 2012, to protest Sunday's presidential election. (AP Photo/Sergey Ponomarev)

    Putin spokesman defends arrests of protesters

    Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's spokesman on Tuesday defended the arrest of hundreds of demonstrators protesting the election returning the autocratic leader to the presidency, saying police were professional and effective.

  • Briefly: Europe

    A close friend of Britain's prime minister was found dead in a portable toilet at one of the country's leading music festivals Sunday, authorities said.

  • Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (left) listens to a question during a call-in session broadcast live on Russian state television and radio from Moscow on Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Druzhinin, Pool)

    Putin: Moscow riots show need for stronger order

    Violent rampages outside the Kremlin have highlighted the need to strengthen public order and raise police prestige, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Thursday, using the occasion to lash out at liberal critics.

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