Category: 1. Russia

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,…

In the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug (known for Russian initials as HMAO), more than 300 schools have introduced a ban on niqabs, hijabs, and all head coverings, citing the principles of secular education. According to the regional Department…

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,…

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…

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…

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,…

Estonia called on NATO to pursue Russian planes across national borders. The Telegraph newspaper writes about this, referring to an unnamed senior official of the Estonian government.

It is noted that the…

A small utility plane crashed in a remote area of Siberia’s Krasnoyarsk region on Friday, killing both pilots on board, Russian authorities said.

The Antonov An-2 aircraft, operated by regional carrier Borus Airlines, went down…

Let’s start our understanding of last night with applied arithmetic from the Supreme. The loss of Ukrainians in September was almost 45,000, of which almost half were irretrievable. Moreover, almost 20 thousand…