Resolutions Nos 1534 and 1535 of 3 October 2025
The Government has
introduced a temporary customs duty on the export of linseed flax from Russia
to countries outside the Eurasian Economic Union.
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News – The Russian Government
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The US national debt rose by $358 billion in two days
The US national debt rose by a record $358 billion in two days during the fiscal year-end, which is slightly less than Russia’s entire sovereign debt.
This is evidenced by calculations made by RIA Novosti…
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Macron Blames Russia as Drone Kills French Photojournalist in Ukraine
A drone killed a French photojournalist on assignment in eastern Ukraine on Friday and wounded a Ukrainian reporter, officials and media groups said.
Antoni Lallican, 37, was embedded with Ukraine’s…
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The terror of ‘Tolerance’ Russia’s government funded a propaganda film this summer that sold 192 tickets on its opening weekend. The movie presents Europe as a nightmare of liberal values.
Close your eyes and feel yourself transported to mythical “Franglia,” where liberal values have triumphed over tradition, and human rights now reign. Gender identity is fluid, and refugees from the Muslim world are welcome. You know —…
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French Journalist Killed In Ukraine By Drone Attack Blamed On Russia
KYIV – A French journalist was killed and a Ukrainian photographer injured in a Russian drone attack near the front lines, Kyiv and French President Emmanuel Macron said on October 3.
“Our compatriot, photojournalist Anthony Lallican,…
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Ukraine Moves To Ditch The Kopek Coin, A ‘Symbol Of Occupation By Moscow’
Streets have been renamed. Statues of Lenin have been taken down. Now, with no end to Russia’s invasion in sight, Ukraine is preparing to shed another symbol of Moscow’s former dominance: the kopek.
Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada,…
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Russia arrests billionaire Ibrahim Suleymanov on suspicion of contract killings after alleged gunman dies in police custody — Meduza
On Friday, a Moscow court ordered the detention of billionaire Ibrahim Suleymanov on charges of organizing two contract killings from 1999 and 2004. The murders targeted Gennady Borisov, a Vnukovo Airlines union leader, and Georgy Tal,…
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Moscow Businessman Arrested Over Decades-Old Contract Killings
Moscow police have arrested businessman Ibragim Suleimanov on suspicion of involvement in two contract killings over two decades ago, state media reported Friday.
Suleimanov is suspected of involvement in the murder of Vnukovo Airlines…
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‘I won’t send any more’ Putin’s jokes about drone incursions in the E.U. call to mind his denial of Russia’s ‘little green men’ in Crimea
Speaking at Russia’s annual Valdai Discussion Club Forum in Sochi on Thursday, Vladimir Putin joked about the E.U.’s suspicions that Moscow is behind the recent uptick in unidentified drone sightings in the bloc. “I won’t send any…
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Russian activist who works with POWs stays in Ukraine as her husband returns in prisoner swap — Meduza
On October 2, as part of a prisoner exchange with Ukraine, Russian serviceman Yevgeny Kovtkov — the husband of Our Way Out movement coordinator Irina Krynina — returned to Russia, the organization announced on Telegram.
Irina Krynina,…
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