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Oct 31, 2022
Finnish police found weapons from Ukraine in criminal gangs' possession
Such data was published by the Central Criminal Police of Finland. UPD: The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine called fake information about weapons smuggled into Europe. “Kremlin propagandists willingly provoke the creation of dangerous myths and fictions about the processes taking place in Ukraine.
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Oct 31, 2022
The Russian army attacked Kyiv and several other cities in Ukraine
Strikes inflicted on critical infrastructure facilities UPD: The head of the National Police, Igor Klymenko, spoke about 13 victims after the morning attack on Ukrainian cities, reported . Ukrayinska Pravda The Russian Defense Ministry has confirmed strikes on Ukraine. “The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued to strike with high-precision long-range air and sea-based weapons against the military command and energy systems of Ukraine. Strike targets achieved.
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Oct 31, 2022
Why didn't Russia become a democracy?
Neither despotism nor clash with the West was preordained for Russia by history, says Foreign Policy magazine FOREIGN POLICY In 2006, when foreign investors were still coming to Russia and caring about their international reputation there, former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright spoke at an investment conference in Moscow.
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Oct 31, 2022
In Belgorod, the mayor resigned, and residents “declared their love for air defense”
The ex-mayor of the city explained the departure by the transition to another job The mayor of Belgorod Anton Ivanov said that he was leaving his post due to a transfer to another job. The pro-government channel SHOT published a video of a new “trend” in which residents “confess their love to air defense”. “In connection with the transition to a new place of work, I am leaving the post of mayor of Belgorod.
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Oct 31, 2022
250th day of fighting: the main thing
Russian troops attacked Kiev and other cities of Ukraine A Russian missile of the Ministry of Defense fell in Moldova: mobilization ended in Russia Russia withdrew from the grain deal, but the UN, Turkey and Ukraine agreed on the movement of ships 7,938 civilians died in Ukraine British intelligence: Russian military receive different ammunition Russian troops attacked Kiev, Zaporozhye, Cherkassy, ​​Kharkov, Vinnitsa, Khmelnitsky regions.
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Oct 31, 2022
The Ministry of Defense announced the end of partial mobilization
Putin did not sign the corresponding decree, and Peskov refused to answer about the end of mobilization The Russian Defense Ministry announced the completion of partial mobilization. The ministry promised that the distribution of subpoenas to reservists would stop. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov at today's briefing declined to answer the question of when Vladimir Putin will sign a decree to end the mobilization. The decree has not yet been signed by the president.
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Oct 31, 2022
The Russian Foreign Ministry accused British intelligence of attempting to recruit a military attache
In this regard, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed a strong protest to the Ambassador of the Netherlands in Moscow The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the Dutch Ambassador to Moscow Hilles Arno Beschoor Pluh today. He was strongly protested "in connection with the recruiting approach to the military attache of the Russian embassy in The Hague." According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the incident took place on October 20.
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Oct 31, 2022
The publication "ProVladimir" was closed due to the anti-war position of the leadership
It worked for 10 years The founders of the publication "ProVladimir" said that the project was closed after 10 years of work. Its founders opposed the "special operation" in Ukraine, writes "7 * 7". Aleksey Shlyapuzhnikov, one of the founders of ProVladimir, wrote that he was tired, and the editors would soon release a text explaining the reasons. Since the beginning of the fighting in Ukraine, this is the second Vladimir media outlet to close down.
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Oct 31, 2022
Surovikin’s wife hid information about herself in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities
She runs a rejuvenation center and a mining company. “We can explain” drew attention to the change in information in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities: the name of the wife of the commander of the troops in Ukraine, General Sergei Surovikin, disappeared from the records. She runs the capital's rejuvenation center and a mining company. Since October 26, Anna Surovikina has disappeared from the records of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
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Oct 31, 2022
New Zealand has imposed sanctions against Russian propagandists and “Wagnerites”
In total, there are 14 new names and seven legal entities on the list New Zealand One News reported that the New Zealand authorities have expanded the sanctions list against Russia. 14 individuals and 7 legal entities were added to it. There are 1200 names and organizations on the list in total.
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Oct 31, 2022
You can take grandpa out of the bunker...
The Kremlin is entangled in the three pine trees of quotes from the classics, which does not prevent Putin from confidently losing touch with reality, says NT columnist Andrei Kolesnikov “It turns out that an open society has enemies!” - Putin read out indignantly and ironically a speechwriter's blank at the Valdai Forum. “Experts” gathered there, mostly from “friendly” countries, so Putin needed to look especially smart.
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Oct 31, 2022
Revolut founder Nikolay Storonsky renounced Russian citizenship
He became the fourth Russian from the Forbes ratings who renounced Russian citizenship Forbes reported that Nikolai Storonsky, a billionaire founder of the Revolut fintech startup, has renounced his Russian citizenship. A company representative said that Nikolai is a British citizen. According to the publication, he became the fourth participant in the Forbes ratings who renounced Russian citizenship after the start of fighting in Ukraine.
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Oct 31, 2022
Autumn of the Autocrat
Russia's elites are starting to think about a future without Putin, The Economist says. THE ECONOMIST "What's next? Is there life after Putin? How will he leave and who will replace him? These questions preoccupy the minds of the Russian elite, bureaucrats and businessmen who watch the military action, the flight of talented people from Russia, and the West's refusal to back down in the face of energy and nuclear blackmail of the Russian president.
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Oct 31, 2022
The UN, Ukraine and Türkiye agreed on the transit of 16 ships through the Black Sea ports
Russia on Saturday withdrew from the “grain deal”‎ The UN, Ukraine and Turkey agreed on the transit of 16 ships in the Black Sea: 12 of them are outgoing and 4 arriving. Russia withdrew from the grain deal on Saturday, but the parties to the agreement said they had informed Russia about the future movement of ships, but there was no reaction. In addition, 40 departing ships are to be inspected today. Reuters reports that the parties insist on the implementation of the deal on Ukrainian grain.
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Oct 31, 2022
A pediatric neurosurgeon was mobilized in Bashkiria
He alone worked for two cities: Sterlitamak and Salavat SOTA reported that pediatric neurosurgeon Akhmat Abubakirov was mobilized in Bashkiria. He alone worked for two cities: Sterlitamak and Salavat. Akhmat Abubakirov worked at the Sterlitamak Hospital No. 2. Employees of the medical institution appealed to Putin and the head of the region with a request to cancel his mobilization.
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