The representative of the State Department Tammy Bruce made it clear that Donald Trump was close to starting to take steps against Russia, writes Financial Times. Prior to this, CNN and The Wall Street Journal reported that new sanctions against Russia can be imposed this week. Quote: “As we saw today with [Vladimir] Putin ... There is a moment that [Trump] looks at things differently, and ...

Participants in the book market must show “more attention and support” to each other, only in this way can the industry survive, Boris Kupriyanov, co-founder of the Moscow bookstore Phalanster, said on Facebook. This store became one of the main targets of an unprecedented attack on the publishing market by security forces in the spring of this year.

Donald Trump published another post about Vladimir Putin. This time, he warned the Russian leader that he was playing with fire, but did so in a calmer manner than the day before. Quote : “What Vladimir Putin doesn’t understand is that if it weren’t for me, a lot of very bad things would already have happened to Russia, and I mean VERY BAD. He's playing with fire!

From January to the end of May 2025, more monuments to Joseph Stalin were opened in Russia than in the entire year of 2024, the Agency’s analysis shows. Details. Federal and regional media reported at least nine unveiled monuments to the Soviet leader in the first five months of 2025. Over the entire past year, the opening of eight monuments was reported. ️ In the calculations, the “Agency” did not take into account the annexed Ukrainian regions.

The wire activist Anastasia Kashevarova wrote that during the occupation of the Kursk region, some residents of the region “repented” before the Armed Forces and “worked for the enemy”. Its publication was quoted by several federal media, as well as the commander of the Akhmat special forces in the Kursk region, Alaudinov. Quote. “As it turned out, that the locals who repented in front of the enemy lived in their homes in their homes. And they were, and they are alive.

Over the past week, the Russian army captured more than 100 square meters in Ukraine for the first time since December. km, according to data from the OSINT project DeepState, which is close to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense. According to military analysts, this is due to the increase in the number of assault actions by the Russian military and the delayed effect of their long-lasting offensive operations. Details.

Russia is actively building power lines in the occupied Ukrainian territory, the satellite images studied by Greenpeace testify. The organization believes that Moscow is preparing to restart the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and connect it to Russian networks, writes The New York Times. Details.

The Russian military launched 60 drones across the regions of Ukraine on Tuesday night, according to data from the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This means that the intensity of the attacks has dropped sharply: for three days in a row, Russia carried out strikes that were among the most massive since the start of the war.

At Monday's meeting between Vladimir Putin and representatives of the business community, there were little-known managers who had not previously been invited to such events. The Kremlin wanted to show “the depth of the entrepreneurial class in Russia,” Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration (AP) Maxim Oreshkin told Kommersant. Details.

Of the more than 5,000 military prisoners that Russia returned to Ukraine, at least 206 died in captivity, writes Associated Press with reference to the data of the Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office. Violence in Russian prisons was probably one of the factors that contributed to a large number of prisoners of war deaths, representatives of human rights groups, the UN, and the Ukrainian government and conducting the autopsy of the tsaria of prisoners of war Ukrainian forensic expert said.