Diplomats in Berlin deny Russia's link to arsenal found in Germany
Russia's diplomatic mission in Berlin has strongly rejected suggestions that Moscow may be involved in a weapons cache found in Germany.
Defense Ministry: eight ships used in interests of Ukrainian Armed Forces hit over week
Russian military struck eight ships linked to Ukrainian armed forces and port infrastructure over the past week, the Defense Ministry reported.
Moscow Region Governor Reports on Drone Strike Aftermath in Pavlovsky Posad
A drone hit a Magnit store in Pavlovsky Posad, shattering windows in a nearby clinic, which continues to operate normally except for physiotherapy.
Lavrov: Moscow did not issue ultimatum to Washington over AFU strikes
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow has not sent Washington an ultimatum regarding U.S. involvement in Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes on Russian territory, but raises the issue during bilateral contacts.
Death Toll in Nepal Flood Rises to 469
According to Nepal's Ministry of Home Affairs, the death toll from the devastating flood has reached 469, with 977 people still missing, including 517 foreigners, among them Russian citizens.
Kyiv-appointed head of Kherson region warns of possible long-term power and heat outages in winter, advises residents to evacuate
Alexander Prokudin, appointed by Kyiv as head of the Kherson regional military administration, warned that the city of Kherson, controlled by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, may face long-term power and heat outages in winter and strongly recommended residents leave.
Russian Defense Ministry: Russian troops attacked seven Ukrainian Armed Forces warehouses and a drone assembly shop in the port of Odessa
The Russian Defense Ministry reported strikes on facilities in the port of Odessa used by the Ukrainian army, including seven warehouses and a drone assembly shop.
Minpromtorg forms list of 167 sites for inclusion in critical facilities list
The Ministry of Industry and Trade, together with business representatives, has prepared a list of 167 sites proposed for inclusion in the list of critical facilities.
Russian Foreign Ministry: US rhetoric on Ukraine talks shows fluctuations
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin noted the inconsistency of American rhetoric regarding negotiations on the Ukrainian crisis settlement.
Russian Foreign Ministry: London risks getting a response for Ukrainian strikes with British weapons
Maria Zakharova warned London about the consequences of Ukrainian strikes with British weapons and called for abandoning the hostile line.
Defense Ministry reports strikes on metallurgical plants and drone warehouse in Kiev
Russian forces struck key metallurgical plants in Zaporozhye and Krivoy Rog, as well as the largest FPV drone storage facility in Kiev, the Defense Ministry said.
Over 570 missing after Nepal floods, including more than 400 foreigners
More than 570 people are missing after flooding in Nepal, including over 400 foreigners, according to Reuters.
EU loses pillars of prosperity: Lagarde and experts on crisis and possible revival
ECB President Christine Lagarde said Europe's growth model, based on trade, cheap energy and US security, is collapsing. Experts predict stagnation and deindustrialization, but see chances for revival with a change of elites and normalization of relations with Moscow.
Russian Defense Ministry Reports Strikes on Izmail Port Infrastructure Used by Ukrainian Forces
The Russian Defense Ministry said its forces struck targets in the port of Izmail, Odesa region, used by Ukrainian formations, including a vessel delivering military cargo and infrastructure for unloading such supplies.
Nine people killed in LPR in Ukrainian drone attack on bus
Head of the LPR Leonid Pasechnik said nine people were killed when a Ukrainian drone attacked a passenger bus traveling from Lisichansk to Stakhanov.
Putin and Ahmed al-Sharaa Discuss Future of Bilateral Ties by Phone
In a phone conversation, Vladimir Putin and Syria's transitional president Ahmed al-Sharaa discussed prospects for bilateral relations, emphasizing the importance of a memorandum on reorganizing the Khmeimim airbase and the logistics point in Tartus.
Cabinet approves aid package for entrepreneurs whose businesses suffered from AFU attacks on Wildberries warehouses
The government has approved support measures for businesses affected by Ukrainian strikes on Wildberries facilities. Assistance will be provided to legal entities and individual entrepreneurs whose damage from attacks exceeded 5% of annual income.
Peskov denies Putin met with CIA director Ratcliffe
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Vladimir Putin did not meet with CIA Director John Ratcliffe, despite earlier reports of his visit to Moscow.
Peskov explains CIA director's visit to Moscow by intelligence contacts
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow is due to contacts between the two countries' intelligence services.
In Lipetsk Region, man and teenager die in drone attack
Governor Igor Artamonov reported that a man and a 14-year-old teenager died in a fire that broke out after a drone attack.
Sources report agreement on ceasefire between US and Iran
Pakistani military and Iranian security sources told RIA Novosti that Washington and Tehran have agreed on a ceasefire, with an official announcement expected in the coming days.
Civilian woman in Horlivka becomes victim of Ukrainian forces' attack
A civilian woman was killed in Horlivka during an attack by Ukrainian forces, according to the city's mayor Ivan Prykhodko.
Fedorov: Kiev is slowly but surely moving toward defeat
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said in an interview with Reuters that Ukraine is slowly but surely losing and urged the urgent development of a new peace plan, with only a few months left.
Death toll in fire at Amur Gas Chemical Complex rises to three
The number of deaths from a fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex has increased to three, with 24 people hospitalized.
NYT: Western tanks delivered to Kyiv sit idle due to vulnerability to drones
According to the New York Times, tanks supplied by the West to the Kiev regime are practically not used in combat due to their inability to withstand drones.