Russian children will be sent on "vacation" to North Korea
Vostok Intour travel agency is negotiating with North Korean partners about sending Russian...
Two Russian planes broke down while flying within one day
Airlines are facing problems because of sanctions.
The European Commission has announced the first payment to Ukraine from the excess proceeds of frozen Russian assets in July
Russia will not receive the money even after the sanctions are lifted.
Russia has dropped 53 aerial bombs on its regions in the past three months
ASTRA says the latest incident happened on May 20.
Poland wants to create a European "Iron Dome" and strengthen the border with Russia and Belarus
Poland's prime minister spoke about large-scale plans to create an air defense of Europe and...
Gasoline prices rise in Russia due to Ukrainian drone attacks
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