Russian volunteers who are fighting for Ukraine have again addressed the residents of Belgorod and Kursk regions
"Immediately leave Kursk and Belgorod regions, all major population centers. We will open fire on...
"We are forced to launch fire strikes on military positions that are located in Belgorod and Kursk," Russian volunteers fighting in the ranks of the AFU urge residents of Belgorod and Kursk regions to evacuate
"We are forced to launch a fire attack on military positions that are stationed in the cities of...
In the Rostov region, drones fell on the territory of the Novoshakhtinsky oil products plant
Technological facilities of the enterprise have been stopped, said the governor of the region...
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Former vice president of Sistema JSFC Sergei Mndoyants and the head of the European branch of the...
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