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06.04.202510:25
🖼10 masterpieces of Russian painting, which were worked on for up to… 40 years!
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05.04.202515:59
🇷🇺🇪🇹Russia and Ethiopia: A Partnership Built on Common Ground
Did you know that Russia and Ethiopia share a rich history of cooperation dating back over 125 years? From the Battle of Adwa in 1896 to Ethiopia joining BRICS in 2024, our nations have walked similar paths through history.
✍️In an exclusive interview “Legal Insight” magazine, Russia's Trade Representative in Ethiopia, Yaroslav Tarasyuk, highlights the deep connections between our countries:
🔸Both nations are multinational federations with Orthodox Christian heritage
🔸 We've shared experiences in empire building, socialism, and market economy transitions
🔸Russian expertise has contributed to Ethiopia's development through 43 major projects
🔸Current cooperation spans automotive, energy, chemical, food industries, and digital technologies
📈With Ethiopia now being the fifth largest economy in Africa and growing at 7-8% annually, Russian businesses are finding excellent opportunities in this dynamic market.
Russian companies are actively exploring Ethiopia's special economic zones and industrial parks, particularly in pharmaceuticals, where Ethiopia aims to become a regional production hub.
As Ethiopia continues its impressive economic growth as a new BRICS member, Russia stands ready as a trusted partner in its development journey.
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#RussiaEthiopiaRelations #BRICS #EconomicCooperation #TradePartnership
Did you know that Russia and Ethiopia share a rich history of cooperation dating back over 125 years? From the Battle of Adwa in 1896 to Ethiopia joining BRICS in 2024, our nations have walked similar paths through history.
✍️In an exclusive interview “Legal Insight” magazine, Russia's Trade Representative in Ethiopia, Yaroslav Tarasyuk, highlights the deep connections between our countries:
🔸Both nations are multinational federations with Orthodox Christian heritage
🔸 We've shared experiences in empire building, socialism, and market economy transitions
🔸Russian expertise has contributed to Ethiopia's development through 43 major projects
🔸Current cooperation spans automotive, energy, chemical, food industries, and digital technologies
📈With Ethiopia now being the fifth largest economy in Africa and growing at 7-8% annually, Russian businesses are finding excellent opportunities in this dynamic market.
Russian companies are actively exploring Ethiopia's special economic zones and industrial parks, particularly in pharmaceuticals, where Ethiopia aims to become a regional production hub.
As Ethiopia continues its impressive economic growth as a new BRICS member, Russia stands ready as a trusted partner in its development journey.
📎Read in full
#RussiaEthiopiaRelations #BRICS #EconomicCooperation #TradePartnership
08.04.202506:43
✉️ Vladimir Putin sent greetings to the participants of the International Forum, Memory of the Victors: 80th Anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War.
✍️“It is heartening to see that your forum has become a good tradition, once again bringing together representatives of civic, search, and volunteer organisations, as well as coordinators of the Immortal Regiment project from cities across Russia and many countries around the world.
Moved by a deep sense of duty, hundreds of thousands of people globally participate in the large-scale Immortal Regiment marches and contribute to a wide range of patriotic, creative, and information projects. They sincerely strive to preserve the memory of the most devastating war of the 20th century and the heroic generation of the victors by meticulously searching archives for photographs and documents about their relatives and loved ones.
In today’s challenging times, such unity and commitment to historical truth take on particular significance, as we are witnessing efforts in many countries to promote Nazism and Russophobia, to revise the outcomes of World War II, and to distort the role our nation played in securing the Great Victory.
💬I am confident that during the forum, you will engage in discussions on a broad range of topics related to the organisation of public events marking the anniversary of the Great Victory, share experience and propose new initiatives that will strengthen our connections with compatriots and foster international humanitarian cooperation as a whole.”
✍️“It is heartening to see that your forum has become a good tradition, once again bringing together representatives of civic, search, and volunteer organisations, as well as coordinators of the Immortal Regiment project from cities across Russia and many countries around the world.
Moved by a deep sense of duty, hundreds of thousands of people globally participate in the large-scale Immortal Regiment marches and contribute to a wide range of patriotic, creative, and information projects. They sincerely strive to preserve the memory of the most devastating war of the 20th century and the heroic generation of the victors by meticulously searching archives for photographs and documents about their relatives and loved ones.
In today’s challenging times, such unity and commitment to historical truth take on particular significance, as we are witnessing efforts in many countries to promote Nazism and Russophobia, to revise the outcomes of World War II, and to distort the role our nation played in securing the Great Victory.
💬I am confident that during the forum, you will engage in discussions on a broad range of topics related to the organisation of public events marking the anniversary of the Great Victory, share experience and propose new initiatives that will strengthen our connections with compatriots and foster international humanitarian cooperation as a whole.”
26.03.202515:25
🎙Excerpt from Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s interview with Channel One, (Moscow, March 25, 2025)
Key points:
💬Sergey Lavrov: <...> Before proceeding to the political part of our conversation, I would like, <…> to express my gratitude to all those who remembered my birth anniversary, those who did not just call to congratulate me, but put their hearts into reciting my modest poems, adding some of their lyrical, humorous and many other ‘finds.’
▪️ We will need clear-cut guarantees. Given the disappointing experiences of our past agreements with Kiev, the guarantees can only exist in the form of a directive coming from Washington to Zelensky and his team to do so and so and not otherwise. I think our US partners are receptive of this signal.
▪️Europe, led by Germany - starting with Ursula von der Leyen and everyone else on that list - is beginning to seriously ponder remilitarisation that will set them back outlandish amounts running into hundreds of billions of euros in a situation where its economy and social sphere are circling the drain after the Biden administration let them off the leash and sent them to wage war against the Russian Federation.
▫️Europe is not only disregarding Donald Trump and his team’s assessment that territorial issues must be resolved outside NATO’s influence – it is actively encouraging Zelensky’s stance.
▫️Just between ourselves, even though I don’t think it’s a big secret, we sensed before the Riyadh meeting that the Americans wanted to place Russians and Ukrainians in adjacent rooms, engaging in shuttle diplomacy to ultimately produce a coordinated document. However, we have reiterated what our presidents discussed – our unequivocal stance, which has been agreed by our presidents, is that progress must be reliable and there must not be any unsubstantiated documents. Even if some documents are adopted under “guarantees,” our American colleagues are to ensure that the Kiev regime complies these guarantees.
▪️Zelensky knows that his days are numbered, and that his positive image he has been cultivating among the people has long since faded, with the exception of those (quite numerous) who hold radical, far-right and revenge-seeking Bandera views.
▫️The fact that we have resumed dialogue despite all our differences signals a return to normalcy. We need this kind of dialogue, especially since it is not limited to Ukraine.
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Key points:
💬Sergey Lavrov: <...> Before proceeding to the political part of our conversation, I would like, <…> to express my gratitude to all those who remembered my birth anniversary, those who did not just call to congratulate me, but put their hearts into reciting my modest poems, adding some of their lyrical, humorous and many other ‘finds.’
▪️ We will need clear-cut guarantees. Given the disappointing experiences of our past agreements with Kiev, the guarantees can only exist in the form of a directive coming from Washington to Zelensky and his team to do so and so and not otherwise. I think our US partners are receptive of this signal.
▪️Europe, led by Germany - starting with Ursula von der Leyen and everyone else on that list - is beginning to seriously ponder remilitarisation that will set them back outlandish amounts running into hundreds of billions of euros in a situation where its economy and social sphere are circling the drain after the Biden administration let them off the leash and sent them to wage war against the Russian Federation.
▫️Europe is not only disregarding Donald Trump and his team’s assessment that territorial issues must be resolved outside NATO’s influence – it is actively encouraging Zelensky’s stance.
▫️Just between ourselves, even though I don’t think it’s a big secret, we sensed before the Riyadh meeting that the Americans wanted to place Russians and Ukrainians in adjacent rooms, engaging in shuttle diplomacy to ultimately produce a coordinated document. However, we have reiterated what our presidents discussed – our unequivocal stance, which has been agreed by our presidents, is that progress must be reliable and there must not be any unsubstantiated documents. Even if some documents are adopted under “guarantees,” our American colleagues are to ensure that the Kiev regime complies these guarantees.
▪️Zelensky knows that his days are numbered, and that his positive image he has been cultivating among the people has long since faded, with the exception of those (quite numerous) who hold radical, far-right and revenge-seeking Bandera views.
▫️The fact that we have resumed dialogue despite all our differences signals a return to normalcy. We need this kind of dialogue, especially since it is not limited to Ukraine.
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08.04.202506:29
❗️Russia not asking the US to lift sanctions – Special Presidential Representative for Investment and Economic Cooperation with Foreign Countries Kirill Dmitriev
#sanctions
Many Russians believe that sanctions actually have been good to transition Russia from dependence on the West. And nif you look at our GDP growth – it’s still 4% last year vs around 1% for Europe. And our debt-to-GDP [ratio] is 18% vs around 100% for Europe. SO the Russian economy has done well, and we don’t ask for any sanction relief.
I think what we see is that some of US businesses want to go back [to Russia]. And if they want, as part of going back, to have some sanctions relief – this is a good move to be done, but it’s a good move for America.
So at this point, we are not asking for any sanctions relief. We are just discussing that if America wants to have more business with Russia – and by the way there are 150 American companies still in Russia with 70% of them doing business for more than 25 years – then of course the US can do so.”
#sanctions
27.03.202509:37
Voronezh in 3 Russian words
Most people know that Voronezh is the cradle of the Russian fleet and the birthplace of the Soviet Airborne Forces. Here are three more symbols of this city.
1⃣ БЛАГОВЕЩЕНСКИЙ СОБОР (Annunciation Cathedral)
The Annunciation Cathedral in Voronezh is the third largest Orthodox church in Russia and one of the tallest in the world at 97 meters.
2⃣ КУВШИН (Jug)
The silver jug appeared on the city's coat of arms in 1781. It symbolizes the fertility and wealth of the local lands and the hard work of the local residents; the water flowing from it is the Voronezh River.
3⃣ ИВАН БУНИН (Ivan Bunin)
The famous writer was born in Voronezh in 1870, but, three years later, his family moved to the Oryol Province. Bunin is still remembered and honored in Voronezh. An annual poetry festival and a residential complex have been named after him.
#russiancities
Most people know that Voronezh is the cradle of the Russian fleet and the birthplace of the Soviet Airborne Forces. Here are three more symbols of this city.
1⃣ БЛАГОВЕЩЕНСКИЙ СОБОР (Annunciation Cathedral)
The Annunciation Cathedral in Voronezh is the third largest Orthodox church in Russia and one of the tallest in the world at 97 meters.
2⃣ КУВШИН (Jug)
The silver jug appeared on the city's coat of arms in 1781. It symbolizes the fertility and wealth of the local lands and the hard work of the local residents; the water flowing from it is the Voronezh River.
3⃣ ИВАН БУНИН (Ivan Bunin)
The famous writer was born in Voronezh in 1870, but, three years later, his family moved to the Oryol Province. Bunin is still remembered and honored in Voronezh. An annual poetry festival and a residential complex have been named after him.
#russiancities
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