Russian drones attacked the Ukrainian capital for the second night in a row on October 22, injuring four people, officials said within hours of an announcement from Washington imposing sanctions on Russia’s two largest oil companies.
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US Imposes ‘Substantial’ Sanctions On Russian Oil Sector Over Putin’s ‘Refusal To End Senseless War’
The United States imposed what it said were “major” sanctions on Russian oil companies on October 22, saying the action was “a result of Russia’s lack of serious commitment to a peace process to end the war in Ukraine.”
The measures are…
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Navalny’s ‘terrorism,’ a women’s advocacy group dies, and Trump denies WSJ report Meduza breaks down today’s biggest Russia-related news stories, October 22, 2025
Below, you’ll find a digest of news reports from October 22, 2025, in Russian and English. Today, we focused on the expansion of terrorism charges against Russia’s dissidents and setbacks for women’s rights and music freedom. Europe…
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BREAKING: Ukraine Hits Russian Targets 2,000km From Front Line – Chelyabinsk
The mission at Tsarizm is to provide breaking international news, analysis, and opinion, with a primary focus on Russia, the former Soviet republics, Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and the Middle…
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From summit to no summit How Trump’s planned meeting with Putin on European soil unraveled within days — Meduza
On October 16, a day before meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Vladimir Putin — and announced plans to meet with the Russian president in Hungary. The…
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Russia and Nicaragua have signed an agreement on military cooperation
The Russian Federation and the Republic of Nicaragua have signed an intergovernmental agreement on military cooperation. The document is published on the official portal of legal information.
The military…
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Tumbling into a new Cold War WSJ reporter Drew Hinshaw’s new book offers the inside scoop on Putin’s historic prisoner swap with the West
In August 2024, Western countries carried out the biggest prisoner swap with Russia in the country’s modern history. In exchange for a ragtag group of hackers and spies, and one high-profile FSB assassin, Vladimir Putin released 16 people…
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Washington cannot live in unequal trade conditions with China
The United States cannot live in unequal trade conditions with China — trade relations are no longer acceptable in this format, said American trade representative Jamison Greer.
“For 20 years, China has had wide…
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Telegram and WhatsApp Access Restricted in 34 Russian Regions – Monitor
Access to the popular messaging apps Telegram and WhatsApp has been restricted in about 40% of Russia’s regions, the independent monitoring project Na Svyazi said Wednesday.
“Complaints about unstable performance of the messengers…
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‘Dragging out this war’ Zelensky calls for ‘critical consequences’ after Russia hits kindergarten and energy infrastructure in massive overnight attack on Ukraine
Russia launched a wave of missile and drone attacks on Ukraine on Tuesday night on Wednesday, killing multiple civilians and causing widespread damage across several regions. Commenting on the strikes, Ukrainian President Volodymyr…
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