Russia Urges U.S. to Expedite Approval of New Ambassador
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov confirmed that Moscow has formally requested Washington to finalize the agrément for Alexander Darichev.
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Turkey Seeks to Position Itself as Europe’s New Gas Hub
One proposal under review is the revival of a long-dormant pipeline project from Qatar through Syria.
Russia Increases Payments to Volunteers Amid Growing Recruitment Needs
Regional authorities across the country are offering substantial one-time payments, with the demand for recruits continuing to grow.
Russian Oil Exports Decline by 2.2% in 2024
Among Russia’s leading oil producers, Tatneft faced the steepest reduction, with export volumes falling by 7.5% to 7.98 million tons.
Russian Army’s Controversial Move: Deploying HIV and Hepatitis-Positive Soldiers to Ukraine’s Frontlines
Russian authorities have authorized citizens living with HIV and Hepatitis C to sign military contracts.
Russian Ski Federation Chief Sees “Thaw” in Relations with FIS Amid Neutral Athlete Talks
A potential “thaw” in relations between Russia and the International Ski Federation (FIS).
Ukraine Bets on Azeri Gas, Rejects Russian Transit
Ukraine is ready to resume natural gas transit through its territory for Eastern European nations.
Roman Abramovich: The Oligarch in Quiet Exile
Roman Abramovich, widely regarded as a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, remains a dominant figure in global business circles.
Russian Soldiers Killed Wearing Crosses with Putin’s Initials – Allegations of Betrayal and Divine Protection Stir Controversy
The soldiers were killed during a prayer service near a relic of Saint Ilya Muromets.
Russia Struggles to Meet Military Recruitment Targets Amid Heavy Losses in Ukraine
Russia has failed to meet its military recruitment goals for 2024, according to statements by Dmitry Medvedev.
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