Russia unfroze some of North Korea's assets in exchange for supplying weapons for the war in Ukraine - NYT
Russia has unblocked $9 million of $30 million in frozen North Korean assets held in a Russian...
The West will start demanding Russia to close its bond debts, and in case of refusal will confiscate frozen assets - Financial Times
According to experts, such a plan is one of the main options for Ukraine's allies to divert...
Girkin-Strelkov's lawyer did not rule out that his client could volunteer for war from prison
Terrorist Girkin was sentenced to four years in prison for insulting Putin, which is considered...
American propagandist Tucker Carlson has been spotted in Moscow, Russian media reports
Images appeared in social networks. It is reported that Carlson visited the ballet "Spartacus" at...
A Russian pilot was shot in Engels
Ukraine's GUR reports an attack on the crew commander of the Tu-95 strategic bomber, Major Oleg...
In Volgograd, Russia, drones attacked Lukoil's largest refinery in the Southern Federal District, with a capacity of 14.8 million tons
The regional governor and the Russian Defense Ministry claim that the UAVs were shot down and...
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