Russia/Ukraine War
FBI Director Patel arrives in Russia — MS NOW report
During his two-day visit, Kash Patel is expected to visit the capital Moscow and Russia’s second largest city of St. Petersburg
Russian telecom operator Rostelecom proposes ‘doomsday’ backup data center to restore services after attacks
Russia needs a “doomsday” data center, said Valery Yermakov, deputy chairman of Rostelecom’s management board. He made the proposal on the day Ukrainian drones first attacked a Sb…
Burnham’s ‘Russia did Brexit’ ruse crumbles
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has refused to provide evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum Read Full Article at RT.com
‘We don’t have any money’: Russian news outlet asks readers to help pay a 200,000-ruble fine for omitting a musician’s ‘foreign agent’ label
The news outlet Takie Dela has been fined 200,000 rubles for publishing a quote from musician Boris Grebenshchikov without mentioning that Russia has designated him a “foreign age…
Russia plans a new pretrial detention center outside Moscow. With room for 4,000 detainees, it would be the largest in the country.
Russia’s largest pretrial detention center will be built in the Solnechnogorsk district of the Moscow region. The regional office of the Federal Penitentiary Service has put the c…
Ukrainian drones attack two Russian refineries — Novak
The Russian Deputy Prime Minister said the Ukrainian side shows no signs of moving toward an energy ceasefire
World Gymnastics regrets visa refusals for Russian gymnasts
The Netherlands refused to issue visas to Olympic champions Angelina Melnikova and Victoria Listunova, as well as to Anna Kalmykova
Trump said Russia and Ukraine agreed to stop attacking oil refineries. Three days later, Moscow alleges two Ukrainian strikes — neither reported by regional authorities.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Ukraine attacked two Russian oil refineries on October 14.
Nicola Jennings on the public row between Trump and Zelenskyy – cartoon
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Russia is winning technological race in Ukraine — The Daily Telegraph
As an example, the newspaper mentioned Russia’s Geran jet-powered drones that can "carry heavier payloads" and "reach top speeds of 600 km per hour"
Government Says It Helped Yandex Migrate Systems After Data Center Attacks
A Rostelecom executive also called on the company to construct so-called "doomsday" backup sites.
UK’s only naval icebreaker breaks down – Telegraph
The UK’s only naval icebreaker reportedly broke down, as the Royal Navy faces funding problems Read Full Article at RT.com
Putin to visit APEC summit in China — top diplomat
As Sergey Lavrov noted, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have already met twice this year
Dutch embassy declines to say when it will issue approved visas to two Russian gymnasts
The World Artistic Gymnastics Championship will take place from October 17 to 25 in Rotterdam
Diesel agreements with the US to be made soon — Dmitriev
The Russian special presidential envoy stressed that everything is progressing "very quickly"
NATO threats to Kaliningrad affect interests of entire country — Russian MP
Andrey Kropotkin stressed that a direct clash between Russia and NATO could not be viewed as a routine military-political scenario, as the cost of a mistake could be catastrophic …
Russia’s Foreign Ministry reaffirms that decision on Assad’s asylum irreversible
Georgy Borisenko pointed out that Russia granted political asylum to Bashar Assad on humanitarian grounds
Pope begins post-surgical recovery after cancer removal
The results of the tests confirm that the Holy Father's postoperative recovery is progressing normally
Six killed in Russian strike on warehouse in Ukraine’s Lutsk
Russian drones struck a wholesale warehouse in Lutsk, killing six people, said regional Governor Roman Romaniuk. Five died at the scene, and a sixth died later in the hospital fro…
Russian authorities in touch with business on datacenter strikes topic — Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov said the leadership of the country is thinking about these problems
Ukrainian drones are hitting Russia’s biggest data centers. Why are they so vulnerable — and can anything protect them?
After strikes on Yandex’s data centers, pro-war channels accused the company of inaction and even sabotage. Elements of critical infrastructure turned out to be completely unprote…
Personalized approach to help foreigners adapt in Russia
According to CEO of the Agency for Attracting Foreign Talent to Russia Irina Korotkova, since the launch of the Time to Live in Russia program, people from 97 countries had submit…
Agreements on Russia’s bases in Syria may be signed by year end — deputy foreign minister
Russia owns two military facilities in Syria - the Russian Navy's logistics center in the port city of Tartus and the Khmeimim airbase in Latakia province
Europe injects 50 bln cubic meters of gas into USG for winter, stockpiling pace slows
Europe has so far managed to inject only 74% of the volumes required for the upcoming winter into its UGS facilities