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23.04.202505:53
✈️ Turkmenistan Airlines has announced that it will resume flights from Ashgabat to Moscow and Kazan from May 1.
23.04.202505:32
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22.04.202517:58
⚡️Terrorist attack in India: At least 27 civilians shot dead in South Kashmir by terrorists India says are backed by Pakistan.
Militants opened fire on a tourist group in the Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir in what officials called the worst attack on civilians in recent years.
Indian Prime Minister Modi condemned the attack and vowed retaliation. Indian forces, including special forces, launched an operation to hunt down the terrorists.
Militants opened fire on a tourist group in the Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir in what officials called the worst attack on civilians in recent years.
Indian Prime Minister Modi condemned the attack and vowed retaliation. Indian forces, including special forces, launched an operation to hunt down the terrorists.
22.04.202511:01
🇺🇸🇮🇳 The United States "wants to help" India develop its natural resources, including offshore natural gas and critical minerals, said J.D. Vance.
He said Washington and New Delhi had agreed on the basic principles of a future trade deal. The American vice president is in the republic on a four-day visit.
He said Washington and New Delhi had agreed on the basic principles of a future trade deal. The American vice president is in the republic on a four-day visit.
22.04.202507:14
❗️Russian Army regains control of Gornalsky St. Nicholas Belogorsky Monastery in Kursk Region — TASS.
22.04.202505:45
🗞 Important news by Tuesday morning, April 22:
🟢 From 20:00 Monday to 06:00 Tuesday, the air defense destroyed 10 Ukrainian UAVs: 5 over Crimea, 3 over the Belgorod region and 2 over the Oryol region - Russian Defense Ministry.
🟢 The Russian Armed Forces are surrounding the Ukrainian group in the Kursk village of Gornal, says First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs Viktor Vodolatsky.
🟢 15 people, including two children, died in a week from Kiev's strikes on Russia. More than 80 were injured - Rodion Miroshnik, Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
🟢 The Ukrainian Armed Forces took advantage of the ceasefire to transfer new forces to the Orekhovskoye and Stepnogorsk directions of the Zaporizhzhya front line, including special groups with attack drones trained by Western specialists, Chairman of the Commission of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation on sovereignty, Co-Chairman of the Coordinating Council for the integration of new regions Rogov told RIA Novosti.
🟢 Since the moratorium on strikes on energy facilities came into force, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have shelled energy facilities in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation more than 140 times - Rodion Miroshnik.
🟢 During the ceasefire, Kiev published fakes about alleged violations of the ceasefire by Russian fighters in the LPR zone of responsibility — military expert Marochko.
🟢 Ukraine's violations of the Easter truce indicate that Zelensky will continue to disrupt any peace initiatives, says security committee member Mikhail Sheremet.
🟢 Harvard has filed a lawsuit demanding that the Trump administration's actions to cut the educational institution's budget be declared illegal; RIA Novosti has a copy of the document.
🟢 From 20:00 Monday to 06:00 Tuesday, the air defense destroyed 10 Ukrainian UAVs: 5 over Crimea, 3 over the Belgorod region and 2 over the Oryol region - Russian Defense Ministry.
🟢 The Russian Armed Forces are surrounding the Ukrainian group in the Kursk village of Gornal, says First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs Viktor Vodolatsky.
🟢 15 people, including two children, died in a week from Kiev's strikes on Russia. More than 80 were injured - Rodion Miroshnik, Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
🟢 The Ukrainian Armed Forces took advantage of the ceasefire to transfer new forces to the Orekhovskoye and Stepnogorsk directions of the Zaporizhzhya front line, including special groups with attack drones trained by Western specialists, Chairman of the Commission of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation on sovereignty, Co-Chairman of the Coordinating Council for the integration of new regions Rogov told RIA Novosti.
🟢 Since the moratorium on strikes on energy facilities came into force, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have shelled energy facilities in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation more than 140 times - Rodion Miroshnik.
🟢 During the ceasefire, Kiev published fakes about alleged violations of the ceasefire by Russian fighters in the LPR zone of responsibility — military expert Marochko.
🟢 Ukraine's violations of the Easter truce indicate that Zelensky will continue to disrupt any peace initiatives, says security committee member Mikhail Sheremet.
🟢 Harvard has filed a lawsuit demanding that the Trump administration's actions to cut the educational institution's budget be declared illegal; RIA Novosti has a copy of the document.
23.04.202505:49
💐 Lavrov laid flowers at the Eternal Flame at the "Grieving Mother" monument in Samarkand, RIA Novosti correspondent reports.
22.04.202522:13
🏒 Footage of a new hockey rink in honor of Ovechkin's record has appeared. In honor of Ovi's great record, which became the main event of the hockey season, FONBET reconstructed the rink on Moscow's Flotskaya Street.
The boards and surface were replaced, and the stands near the rink were repaired, adding an information stand, which now displays Ovechkin's path to the record.
The grand opening will take place in the summer, when the Washington captain returns to Russia.
This is where Alexander Ovechkin started his hockey career.
The boards and surface were replaced, and the stands near the rink were repaired, adding an information stand, which now displays Ovechkin's path to the record.
The grand opening will take place in the summer, when the Washington captain returns to Russia.
This is where Alexander Ovechkin started his hockey career.
22.04.202516:40
🇺🇸 The United States will propose that European countries recognize Crimea as Russian on Wednesday in London during talks on a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, The Washington Post reported, citing sources.
According to them, the proposal will be made as part of a possible peace agreement. Washington will also raise the issue of freezing the front line.
According to them, the proposal will be made as part of a possible peace agreement. Washington will also raise the issue of freezing the front line.
22.04.202511:00
🇨🇭Swiss authorities have added eight Russian media outlets to the sanctions list, including Lenta Ru and Zvezda.
22.04.202506:33
🗓 On April 22, 1832, by decree of Emperor Nicholas I, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs was established.
Of course, Russia has had its own “foreign office” since much more ancient times. Back in 1549, the Ambassadorial Prikaz was formed in Russia - a government agency that was entrusted with general leadership in matters of the country's foreign policy and all current diplomacy.
But in 1832, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, established by that time, was made chiefly responsible for foreign policy.
Of course, Russia has had its own “foreign office” since much more ancient times. Back in 1549, the Ambassadorial Prikaz was formed in Russia - a government agency that was entrusted with general leadership in matters of the country's foreign policy and all current diplomacy.
But in 1832, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, established by that time, was made chiefly responsible for foreign policy.
22.04.202505:45
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23.04.202505:44
🗓 April 23 in Russia:
🔳 1605 - Proclamation of Fyodor Godunov as Russian Tsar.
🔳 1656 - The Council of Russian church hierarchs decided to excommunicate everyone who makes the sign of the cross with two fingers.
🔳 1836 - The first issue of the literary and socio-political magazine “Sovremennik ”, founded by A. S. Pushkin, was published in St. Petersburg.
🔳 1857 — Russian Emperor Alexander II approved the state emblem of Russia — the double-headed eagle.
🔳 1889 - In a letter to his brother Alexander, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov wrote a phrase that became popular: “Brevity is the sister of talent.”
🔳 1911 - The International Aeronautical Exhibition was opened in St. Petersburg.
🔳 1918 - The decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR “On the nationalization of foreign trade” was issued, establishing a state monopoly of foreign trade.
🔳 1929 — From April 23 to April 29, the XVI Conference of the CPSU(b) was held, at which the 1st five-year plan was adopted.
🔳 1932 - In accordance with the decision of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks “On the restructuring of literary and artistic organizations,” all writers’ organizations were dissolved, in their place a single Union of Soviet Writers was created.
🔳 1951 - The USSR Olympic Committee was established.
🔳 1954 - The Soviet Union broke off diplomatic relations with Australia after it granted political asylum to defector Vladimir Petrov. They will be restored only in five years.
🔳 1957 - The research station “ North Pole-7 ” was organized under the leadership of V. A. Vedernikov and N. A. Belov.
🔳 1964 - A resolution was issued by the USSR Council of Ministers, according to which recording studios and record factories became subordinate to the Ministry of Culture.
🔳 1964 - The first performance took place at the Taganka Theater.
🔳 1964 - The All-Union Record Company Melodiya was founded.
🔳 1965 - The first Soviet communications satellite, Molniya-1, was launched into space.
🔳 1967 - The Soviet spacecraft Soyuz-1, piloted by Vladimir Komarov, was launched. When returning to Earth due to a ship accident, Vladimir Komarov died.
🔳 1985 - At the Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU, a course was announced for the implementation of the economic part of "perestroika".
🔳 1991 - During a meeting in Novo-Ogaryovo, USSR President M. S. Gorbachev and the leaders of 9 republics signed a statement on the principles of the new Union Treaty.
🔳 1605 - Proclamation of Fyodor Godunov as Russian Tsar.
🔳 1656 - The Council of Russian church hierarchs decided to excommunicate everyone who makes the sign of the cross with two fingers.
🔳 1836 - The first issue of the literary and socio-political magazine “Sovremennik ”, founded by A. S. Pushkin, was published in St. Petersburg.
🔳 1857 — Russian Emperor Alexander II approved the state emblem of Russia — the double-headed eagle.
🔳 1889 - In a letter to his brother Alexander, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov wrote a phrase that became popular: “Brevity is the sister of talent.”
🔳 1911 - The International Aeronautical Exhibition was opened in St. Petersburg.
🔳 1918 - The decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR “On the nationalization of foreign trade” was issued, establishing a state monopoly of foreign trade.
🔳 1929 — From April 23 to April 29, the XVI Conference of the CPSU(b) was held, at which the 1st five-year plan was adopted.
🔳 1932 - In accordance with the decision of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks “On the restructuring of literary and artistic organizations,” all writers’ organizations were dissolved, in their place a single Union of Soviet Writers was created.
🔳 1951 - The USSR Olympic Committee was established.
🔳 1954 - The Soviet Union broke off diplomatic relations with Australia after it granted political asylum to defector Vladimir Petrov. They will be restored only in five years.
🔳 1957 - The research station “ North Pole-7 ” was organized under the leadership of V. A. Vedernikov and N. A. Belov.
🔳 1964 - A resolution was issued by the USSR Council of Ministers, according to which recording studios and record factories became subordinate to the Ministry of Culture.
🔳 1964 - The first performance took place at the Taganka Theater.
🔳 1964 - The All-Union Record Company Melodiya was founded.
🔳 1965 - The first Soviet communications satellite, Molniya-1, was launched into space.
🔳 1967 - The Soviet spacecraft Soyuz-1, piloted by Vladimir Komarov, was launched. When returning to Earth due to a ship accident, Vladimir Komarov died.
🔳 1985 - At the Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU, a course was announced for the implementation of the economic part of "perestroika".
🔳 1991 - During a meeting in Novo-Ogaryovo, USSR President M. S. Gorbachev and the leaders of 9 republics signed a statement on the principles of the new Union Treaty.
22.04.202522:08
❗️There are a lot of fakes being published now, including by respected publications, so you should only listen to the original sources — Peskov on the Financial Times publication.
The Financial Times newspaper previously has indicated that Moscow is ready to abandon its claims to the entire territory of four regions that the Kremlin had previously claimed, and to retain only those territories that Russia currently controls.
The Financial Times newspaper previously has indicated that Moscow is ready to abandon its claims to the entire territory of four regions that the Kremlin had previously claimed, and to retain only those territories that Russia currently controls.
22.04.202516:37
📸 Soviet students protest against environmental pollution, USSR, 1989.
22.04.202510:35
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22.04.202506:31
🗓 April 22 in Russia:
🔳 1799 - In St. Petersburg, Emperor Paul I ordered the transfer of the Tauride Palace to the barracks of the Life Guards Cavalry Regiment.
🔳 1814 - In St. Petersburg there was the largest fireworks display in the history of the city, which took place on the occasion of the conclusion of peace with France (324 volleys were fired).
🔳 1832 - By decree of Emperor Nicholas I, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs was established.
🔳 1832 - Nicholas I issues a manifesto introducing the title of “honorary citizen” in the Russian Empire.
🔳 1863 - The first meeting of the Moscow City Duma took place.
🔳 1910 — Princess Elizabeth Fyodorovna and 16 sisters of mercy were consecrated in the Marfo-Mariinsky Convent.
🔳 1917 — Formation of the Kuban Rada, a representative body in Kuban. After the October Revolution, it fought against Soviet power.
🔳 1918 - By decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, universal military training of workers was introduced in Russia.
🔳 1918 - Under pressure from Turkey, the Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic, independent from Russia, was proclaimed.
🔳 1918 - By decree of the Council of People's Commissars, Russia's foreign trade was nationalized.
🔳 1929 - Publication of the Literary Newspaper was resumed.
🔳 1931 - The Council of People's Commissars of the USSR adopted a resolution on Soviet citizenship.
🔳 1941 — Based on research conducted since 1937, Arkhip Lyulka submitted an application for the invention of a two-circuit turbojet engine.
🔳 1945 - Great Patriotic War: during the Berlin operation, the advanced units of the Red Army enter the capital of the Third Reich and begin to prepare for the assault on Berlin.
🔳 1964 - The North Pole-13 research station was established under the leadership of A. Y. Buzuev, V. F. Dubovtsev and Yu. L. Nazintseva.
🔳 1970 - The North Pole-20 research station was established under the leadership of Yu. P. Tikhonov, E. Maikhrovsky and I. Boyko.
🔳1980 - Canada announced its boycott of the Moscow Olympic Games.
🔳 1799 - In St. Petersburg, Emperor Paul I ordered the transfer of the Tauride Palace to the barracks of the Life Guards Cavalry Regiment.
🔳 1814 - In St. Petersburg there was the largest fireworks display in the history of the city, which took place on the occasion of the conclusion of peace with France (324 volleys were fired).
🔳 1832 - By decree of Emperor Nicholas I, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs was established.
🔳 1832 - Nicholas I issues a manifesto introducing the title of “honorary citizen” in the Russian Empire.
🔳 1863 - The first meeting of the Moscow City Duma took place.
🔳 1910 — Princess Elizabeth Fyodorovna and 16 sisters of mercy were consecrated in the Marfo-Mariinsky Convent.
🔳 1917 — Formation of the Kuban Rada, a representative body in Kuban. After the October Revolution, it fought against Soviet power.
🔳 1918 - By decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, universal military training of workers was introduced in Russia.
🔳 1918 - Under pressure from Turkey, the Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic, independent from Russia, was proclaimed.
🔳 1918 - By decree of the Council of People's Commissars, Russia's foreign trade was nationalized.
🔳 1929 - Publication of the Literary Newspaper was resumed.
🔳 1931 - The Council of People's Commissars of the USSR adopted a resolution on Soviet citizenship.
🔳 1941 — Based on research conducted since 1937, Arkhip Lyulka submitted an application for the invention of a two-circuit turbojet engine.
🔳 1945 - Great Patriotic War: during the Berlin operation, the advanced units of the Red Army enter the capital of the Third Reich and begin to prepare for the assault on Berlin.
🔳 1964 - The North Pole-13 research station was established under the leadership of A. Y. Buzuev, V. F. Dubovtsev and Yu. L. Nazintseva.
🔳 1970 - The North Pole-20 research station was established under the leadership of Yu. P. Tikhonov, E. Maikhrovsky and I. Boyko.
🔳1980 - Canada announced its boycott of the Moscow Olympic Games.
21.04.202521:55
📚 Free annual event "Biblionight" will be held in Moscow from April 26 to 27.
More than 1,700 concerts, performances, lectures, quests, and creative meetings will take place in the city’s libraries and cultural centers.
More than 1,700 concerts, performances, lectures, quests, and creative meetings will take place in the city’s libraries and cultural centers.
23.04.202505:32
🗞 Important news by Wednesday morning, April 23:
🟢 Russian air defense forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones overnight, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
🟢 Marco Rubio has cancelled his trip to London for a meeting on the peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine after Zelensky's statement on Crimea, The New York Times reports. One of the key points of the agreement on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, which is planned to be presented in London today, was Kiev’s recognition of the Russian status of the peninsula. However, after Zelensky told reporters that he did not accept this position, the US State Department head’s trip to the British capital was cancelled.
🟢 China will launch the Shenzhou-20 spacecraft carrying three astronauts to its Tiangong orbital station on Thursday, the country's human spaceflight program office said.
🟢 The World Economic Forum's board of trustees has launched an investigation into former Chairman Klaus Schwab, who resigned Monday, over possible financial misconduct and ethical misconduct, including by his wife, the Wall Street Journal reported.
🟢 The United States has abolished an interagency group that was collecting information about alleged Russian crimes in the conflict in Ukraine, the Washington Post reported.
🟢 Three thousand people have been evacuated in New Jersey due to a wildfire that has engulfed about 1,300 hectares. So far, only about 5% of the area has been extinguished, the state Wildfire Service said. The cause of the disaster has not yet been determined.
🟢 Musk says he will reduce his involvement with the US Department of Government Efficiency starting next month amid falling Tesla profits.
🟢 Polish police arrest gang of Ukrainian pimps and human traffickers.
🟢 Estonia will stop giving Ukrainians money for rent.
🟢 Russian air defense forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones overnight, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
🟢 Marco Rubio has cancelled his trip to London for a meeting on the peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine after Zelensky's statement on Crimea, The New York Times reports. One of the key points of the agreement on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, which is planned to be presented in London today, was Kiev’s recognition of the Russian status of the peninsula. However, after Zelensky told reporters that he did not accept this position, the US State Department head’s trip to the British capital was cancelled.
🟢 China will launch the Shenzhou-20 spacecraft carrying three astronauts to its Tiangong orbital station on Thursday, the country's human spaceflight program office said.
🟢 The World Economic Forum's board of trustees has launched an investigation into former Chairman Klaus Schwab, who resigned Monday, over possible financial misconduct and ethical misconduct, including by his wife, the Wall Street Journal reported.
🟢 The United States has abolished an interagency group that was collecting information about alleged Russian crimes in the conflict in Ukraine, the Washington Post reported.
🟢 Three thousand people have been evacuated in New Jersey due to a wildfire that has engulfed about 1,300 hectares. So far, only about 5% of the area has been extinguished, the state Wildfire Service said. The cause of the disaster has not yet been determined.
🟢 Musk says he will reduce his involvement with the US Department of Government Efficiency starting next month amid falling Tesla profits.
🟢 Polish police arrest gang of Ukrainian pimps and human traffickers.
🟢 Estonia will stop giving Ukrainians money for rent.
22.04.202519:15
🤝 WEF chief Klaus Schwab has been fired.
Zelensky's curse is still in effect
Zelensky's curse is still in effect
22.04.202511:02
❗️Since the beginning of this year, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has identified 1,374 cases of forgery of migration documents by foreigners, which is 41.6% more than a year earlier — the department.
22.04.202507:19
🥀 Sculptor and artist, President of the Russian Academy of Arts Zurab Tsereteli has died. He was 91 years old.
22.04.202505:46
🗓 April 22 Holidays and Memorable Dates:
❇️ Day Of Becoming A Pioneer
❇️ Day of Spring Brudershafts
❇️ International Mother Earth Dаy
❇️ Old Programmer's Day
❇️ Springs Day
❇️ Swindlers Holiday
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🇷🇺 Vladimir Lenin's Birthday
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🇧🇷 Dia de la Aviacion de Combate (Fighter Aviation Day) - Brazil
🇧🇷 Dia del descubrimiento de Brasil - Brazil
🇬🇪 Border Guard Aviation Day - Georgia
🇳🇿 Southland Anniversary Day - New Zealand
🇷🇸 Holocaust Remembrance Day - Serbia
🇬🇧 Stephen Lawrence Day - UK
🇺🇸 April Showers Day - USA
🇺🇸 Environmental Awareness Day - USA
🇺🇸 Girl Scout Leader's Day - USA
🇺🇸 "In God We Trust" Day - USA
🇺🇸 National Jelly Bean Day - USA
🇺🇸 Oklahoma Day - USA
🇺🇸 School Bus Drivers Day - USA
❇️ Day Of Becoming A Pioneer
❇️ Day of Spring Brudershafts
❇️ International Mother Earth Dаy
❇️ Old Programmer's Day
❇️ Springs Day
❇️ Swindlers Holiday
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🇷🇺 Vladimir Lenin's Birthday
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🇧🇷 Dia de la Aviacion de Combate (Fighter Aviation Day) - Brazil
🇧🇷 Dia del descubrimiento de Brasil - Brazil
🇬🇪 Border Guard Aviation Day - Georgia
🇳🇿 Southland Anniversary Day - New Zealand
🇷🇸 Holocaust Remembrance Day - Serbia
🇬🇧 Stephen Lawrence Day - UK
🇺🇸 April Showers Day - USA
🇺🇸 Environmental Awareness Day - USA
🇺🇸 Girl Scout Leader's Day - USA
🇺🇸 "In God We Trust" Day - USA
🇺🇸 National Jelly Bean Day - USA
🇺🇸 Oklahoma Day - USA
🇺🇸 School Bus Drivers Day - USA
21.04.202521:53
🇺🇸 US Secretary of Homeland Security was robbed in restaurant - CNN.
Kristi Noem's bag ended up in the hands of an intruder while she was having dinner. The unknown man in a medical mask was captured on surveillance cameras.
The bag contained a driver's license, medications, keys to an apartment, a passport, an official pass, a checkbook and three thousand dollars in cash, CNN reported, citing its own sources. An investigation is underway into the theft.
The Homeland Security Secretary is under 24-hour Secret Service protection, which law enforcement officials say was at the restaurant during the incident.
Kristi Noem's bag ended up in the hands of an intruder while she was having dinner. The unknown man in a medical mask was captured on surveillance cameras.
The bag contained a driver's license, medications, keys to an apartment, a passport, an official pass, a checkbook and three thousand dollars in cash, CNN reported, citing its own sources. An investigation is underway into the theft.
The Homeland Security Secretary is under 24-hour Secret Service protection, which law enforcement officials say was at the restaurant during the incident.
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