The Russians still have not been able to put out the fire at the oil depot in Klintsy, Bryansk region
Now the fire area has grown to 1 thousand square meters, all four tanks with gasoline are burning. A...
In Russia, a new rally in support of activist Fail Alsynov is taking place in the center of Ufa
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A drone flew over Putin's Palace in Valdai
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Meanwhile, Western politicians themselves, according to him, have made such statements.
The General responsible for Moscow air defense was caught on bribes and avoided prison
A military court has convicted the former commander of the 4th Air Defense Division, Major General...
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