- — Russian Senator Gifts Aircraft Rocket to City District
- “May you develop as swiftly as this rocket. May you always hit your targets like this rocket,” Senator Sergei Muratov told a local community gathering.
- — Ex-State TV Reporter Zhanna Agalakova: 'We All Bear Some Degree of Responsibility'
- Zhanna Agalakova made international headlines by resigning from her position in protest of the invasion of Ukraine and telling Russians “to switch the TV off.”
- — Russia Returns 46 Displaced Kursk Residents From Ukraine, Human Rights Official Says
- Presidential human rights commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova has accused Ukrainian troops of forcibly relocating over 1,000 residents from the Kursk region.
- — Washington Has ‘Understood’ Putin’s Warning After Hypersonic Missile Strike, Kremlin Says
- “The key message is that the reckless decisions and actions of Western countries… cannot go unanswered,” spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
- — Russia Labels 172 Indigenous Groups as ‘Terrorist’ Organizations
- Authorities claimed the groups are “structural subdivisions” of the Free Nations of PostRussia Forum, a Poland-based organization founded in 2022.
- — Gazprombank Warns of UnionPay Card Issues Abroad Following U.S. Sanctions
- Russian banks began issuing UnionPay cards after Visa and Mastercard suspended services in Russia following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
- — Kremlin Says Migrants Essential to Counter Russia’s Labor Shortage
- “We live in the largest country in the world, but there aren’t that many of us,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told state media.
- — St. Petersburg Police Investigate Arson of Lenin’s Hideaway Hut
- The hut, part of a historical and cultural museum complex in the village of Razliv, was discovered torched in the early hours of Wednesday.
- — NATO and Ukraine to Discuss Russia’s Hypersonic Missile Strike
- Ambassadors from NATO and Ukraine will convene on Tuesday in the NATO-Ukraine Council to address the missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro.
- — North Korean General Wounded in Ukrainian Missile Strike on Kursk Region – WSJ
- Ukrainian and South Korean officials previously said that Pyongyang sent Col. Gen. Kim Yong Bok to oversee North Korea’s coordination with Russia.
- — Zelensky Urges Strong Global Response to Russian Hypersonic Missile Strike
- The Ukrainian leader said Wednesday’s overnight attack on the city of Dnipro was “damning proof that Russia definitely does not want peace.”
- — Freed U.S.-Russian Journalist Alsu Kurmasheva: ‘Our Work Right Now Is to Be a Witness to History’
- Kurmasheva spoke to MT about her experience in prison, the prisoner swap, life since being released and her work to support her imprisoned colleagues.
- — Russia Fired Experimental Hypersonic Missile at Ukraine in Response to Western Long-Range Missiles – Putin
- A U.S. official told MT that Moscow likely has only a handful of the missiles and that it may be using them now in an attempt to intimidate Ukraine.
- — U.S. Targets Gazprombank in New Sanctions Package
- Washington accused Gazprombank of facilitating payments for soldiers and enabling Russia’s purchase of military equipment for the war.
- — 500 Miles From Ukraine, Russia’s Leningrad Region Races to Convert Cellars Into Bomb Shelters
- Authorities did not explain the urgency behind the move, which comes amid escalating tensions following changes to Russia’s nuclear doctrine.
- — Russia Launches Supply Rocket to International Space Station
- A Soyuz-2 rocket carrying the Progress MS-29 cargo ship lifted off from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome at 3:22 p.m. Moscow time.
- — Russian Lawmakers Pass Spending Bill With Record Defense Budget
- The three-year budget allocates a record $133.63 billion to national defense in 2025, accounting for nearly 40% of the government’s total spending.
- — Russia Confirms Ukraine Used U.K.-Made Storm Shadow Missiles in Cross-Border Strikes
- Pro-war bloggers and Western media had reported earlier that the Storm Shadow missiles were used in targeting Russia’s Kursk region.
- — Nabiullina vs. Stagflation: Can Putin's Top Technocrat Save the Russian Economy Once Again?
- The Central Bank head, seen as Putin's most capable technocrat, is facing scrutiny from businesses and Kremlin allies amid stubborn inflation.
- — Half of Russia’s Airbus A320neo Fleet Grounded Amid Engine Problems, Sanctions – Kommersant
- Without proper maintenance, the A320neo and A321neo aircraft are expected to be decommissioned starting in 2026.
- — U.S. Cites Changing Russian Tactics as Reason for Reversing Landmine Policy
- Rights groups have condemned the move, saying that Ukraine’s use of the mines would violate the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty.
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