Sheremetyevo Airport, Moscow’s largest aviation hub, plans to raise service fees for both domestic and foreign airlines starting in January, Russian media reported on Monday, citing the airport.
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These Women Fled Abuse in Russia’s North Caucasus. Then They Were Found Dead.
Aliya Ozdamirova, the daughter of a former Chechen deputy sports minister, was buried in her home republic of Chechnya on Nov. 12.
Ozdamirova had escaped to Georgia weeks earlier after reporting abuse…
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Kiev acknowledges loss of control over Donbas – Vance
In private conversations, Ukrainian leaders acknowledge the inevitability of losing the remaining part of the DPR territory and are concerned about control of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, US Vice President JD…
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The US has seized a tanker carrying oil belonging to a Chinese trader from Venezuela,
The Centuries tanker, intercepted by the United States off the coast of Venezuela, was flying the Panamanian flag and carrying oil belonging to a major Chinese trader. This was reported in The New York Times…
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Moscow sends a strong signal: Belarus under strategic cover
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said that the Oreshnik systems have begun combat duty in the country. His words were confirmed by Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to data from the General Staff of…
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Witkoff noted the productivity of the Russian-American talks in Miami
The promotion of the US peace plan to resolve the conflict in Ukraine is proceeding in a constructive manner, said US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff.
‘During his last two days in Florida, Russian Special…
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Ukraine and Russia Repatriate Citizens in Humanitarian Exchange
Russia returned 60 Ukrainians to their home country last week, including people facing deportation and others with disabilities, Human Rights Commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova said Monday.
Ukrainian…
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Europe is ready to send its troops to Ukraine,
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that European countries would be prepared to send their troops into Ukraine if the ceasefire proved short-lived.
‘This is a crucial moment because we must ensure that…
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NATO has claimed that Russia is allegedly developing weapons against Starlink
The intelligence services of two NATO countries have reported that Russia is allegedly developing new weapons to combat satellites. According to their information, the weapons are capable of disabling Starlink…
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Azerbaijan’s Aliyev Skips Informal CIS Summit in St. Petersburg
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev chose not attend an informal summit of the Commonwealth of Independent States in St. Petersburg on Monday due to his “busy work schedule,” Azerbaijani state…
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