How Kadyrov’s potential successor has been using the war in Ukraine as a path to redemption Ramzan Kadyrov and Apti Alaudinov. Photo: Ramzan Kadyrov / Telegram Apti Alaudinov, one of the most likely heirs to the Chechen throne in the light of leader Ramzan Kadyrov’s illness, has used the war in Ukraine to earn the Kremlin’s trust and help win back Kadyrov’s favour.

Photo: Russian news outlet Podyom Photo: Russian news outlet Podyom Residents of Novosibirsk, a city in western Siberia, have complained after pavement curbs in the city were recently painted in yellow and blue, the colours of the Ukrainian flag. Head of the property management company, Vladimir Simonov, assured residents in a statement that the paint was already being covered up and that the curb would now be red and blue, Russian news outlet Podyom reported Monday.

The researcher of Russian influence in Europe Anton Shekhovtsov - about how Moscow continues to use the services of the ultra -right in the EU, even in the third year of the war in Ukraine Supporters of the Alternative to Germany Populist Harvest Party protest in front of the Reichstag building in Berlin, Germany, October 8, 2022.

Alexander Dugin gave an interview to journalist Tucker Karlson. Main Photo: Tucker Carlson / YouTube Russian philosopher and political analyst Alexander Dugin gave an interview to American journalist Tucker Carlson. The conversation, claimed, was recorded in Moscow. When - not specified. The description of a 20-minute conversation says that Dugin is the most famous political philosopher in Russia.

A notorious Russian organised crime leader has left a penal colony where he was serving a 24-year sentence for murder to fight in Ukraine, Russian news outlet Chita.ru reported Tuesday. Dmitry Vedernikov, who began his sentence in 2011, is known to be the leader of an organised crime group that was active in the Zabaykalsky region in Russia’s Far East from the early 1990s until 2010. According to the court, the group specialised in stealing foreign cars and demanding a ransom.

For six months, the Russian authorities have deprived almost 400 people. After the entry into force of the new law, law enforcement is only tightened The burning of the Russian passport at the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Chisinau, February 16, 2024. Photo: Dumitru Doru / EPA-EFE For six months, the Russian authorities deprived of citizenship almost 400 people convicted of crimes.

From November 1, an electronic register of military service will begin to operate in Russia. He blocks almost all legal ways to avoid calling Drawers in the military enlistment office during the “partial mobilization” in Moscow, September 29, 2022.

A US court has sentenced former National Security Agency (NSA) employee Jareh Dalkey to 22 years in prison for attempting to transfer classified information to Russia. This was reported by the press service of the US Department of Justice. Dalkey was found guilty of six counts of attempting to transmit classified information to a foreign agent.

Missile debris from the 2 January attack on the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv came from a North Korean ballistic missile, Reuters wrote Monday, citing a UN report. The 32-page report by UN sanctions monitors confirmed the debris was from a North Korean Hwasong-11 series missile, which violates sanctions imposed on North Korea for its ballistic missile programme by the UN Security Council in 2006.

Novyevropa talked with Tajik citizens who intend to return to Moscow, despite the fact that the country's Foreign Ministry called for canceling trips to Russia Migrants at the Migration Service in St. Petersburg, April 3, 2020. Photo: Anatoly Maltsev / EPA-EFE Hundreds of Tajik citizens were stuck at the airports of Russia and on ground boundaries, because border guards refuse to let them go.

The Odesa Law Academy building in flames following the attack. Photo: EPA-EFE/IGOR TKACHENKO The Odesa Law Academy building in flames following the attack. Photo: EPA-EFE/IGOR TKACHENKO Five people were killed in the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa after Russia struck it with missiles on Monday evening, Odesa regional governor Oleh Kiper announced Tuesday. The death toll rose after a man died in hospital, Kiper wrote, adding that 23 people were receiving medical care.

UN experts have determined that one of the missiles, fragments of which were found in Kharkov at the site of the January 2 strike, was produced in the DPRK. This is stated in the 32-page report of experts, which was reviewed by Reuters. According to observers, we are talking about a North Korean ballistic missile of the Hwasong-11 series. They were unable to independently determine where and by whom the DPRK-made missile was launched.

Dugin at the RSUSU, Admiral at the Higher School, Advisor to Shoigu - in the MIFT. How the Kremlin makes top universities with landfills for propaganda experiments Alexander Dugin. Photo: Gleb Shchelkunov / Kommersant / Sipa USA / Vida Press Higher educational institutions in Russia have a system curse that undermines many years of efforts to create international ties, student life and academic autonomy. This curse is a direct dependence on the state.

The leader of the Trans-Baikal criminal group "Metsenatovskie" Dmitry Vedernikov, who in 2011 was sentenced to 24 years in prison for banditry and murder, left the colony and went to war in Ukraine. This was reported by Chita.ru with reference to sources. As one of the interlocutors said, Vedernikov went to war in 2024. No other details were provided. In October last year, he asked to sign a contract, but then he was refused due to his age - at that time he was 52 years old.

38 years after Chernobyl in the "dirty" areas of the Bryansk region, an experiment on people continues. People participate in it willingly Cottage next to the alienation zone. Photo: Irina Garina Thirty-eight years ago, on April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl reactor exploded in the Soviet Union. The regions in Ukraine and Belarus suffered from the emission of radiation, and in Russia the disaster affected 14 regions, its consequences reached St.