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Press review: Will Russia toughen gun laws after Kazan and Israel, Hamas step up attacks

Top stories in the Russian press on Wednesday, May 12 © Yegor Aleyev/TASS Read also On Tuesday, Ilnaz Galyaviev, a graduate of Public School №·175 in Kazan, went on a shooting spree at his former educational institution. Seven children and two adults were killed in the attack, and at least 20 people were hospitalized with gunshot wounds and bone fractures. In this case, there was no one to stop the shooter. Although Galyaviev warned about the planned attack on social networks, Russian security services failed to prevent the attack, while the school itself had no professional security for over a year. May 12 was declared a day of mourning in Tatarstan, and the federal government decided to get tough on gun legislation following orders by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Izvestia reports.

Press review: Moscow to strike back at US-EU sanctions and Turkey, Iran at odds over Iraq

3 more materials Moscow must respond to the West’s unfounded sanctions pressure, Russian senators told Izvestia. On March 2, the European Union slapped sanctions on the heads of four Russian law enforcement agencies over the Alexey Navalny case. Later, the United States announced sanctions, targeting seven individuals, in addition to blacklisting a number of entities. Besides, Washington also tightened restrictions on exports to Russia. The US also refuses to provide Russia with any loans, guarantees and any assistance, except for humanitarian aid. Political scientists believe that Joe Biden will keep pushing the human rights issue, exerting even more pressure on Moscow, but both superpowers will still have to cooperate on strategic security.

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