Thinner Yeltsin appears in first post surgery photo
MOSCOW AP Boris Yeltsin looks thinner and less puffy in the first published image since his quintuple bypass. The photo by his press service on Segodnya shows him in a hospital suite with wife Naina and granddaughter Masha, smiling while drinking tea. Officials say condition is stable, vital signs normal, breathing good, and chest incisions partly healed. He spent four hours Saturday at his desk, clearing papers.
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Explosion hits Moscow area building housing soldiers
A Dagestan blast collapsed a nine story building in Kaspyisk near Chechnya, killing up to 23 and leaving about 50 missing. Officials cite bombs in the basement and point to Chechen separatists or smugglers. seven deaths reported in Moscow with several dozen hospitalized.
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