North Korea soldiers march during a parade celebrating the 70th anniversary of the country’s founding in Pyongyang, North Korea. Photo: EPA-EFE / HOW HWEE YOUNG The Kremlin’s recent efforts to strengthen its ties with global pariah North Korea appeared to be paying off on Friday, as The Times reported that approximately half of the 3 million artillery shells used annually by Russia in its war against Ukraine are being supplied to it by Pyongyang.

In Novopavlovsk, the author of the well-known Z telegram channel "Thirteenth" Yegor Guzenko was detained. He himself reported this in his channel. According to him, he was delivered to the Kirovsky police department. He did not reveal the reasons for the detention. “When they were delayed, they also pounded. I first arrived home, and this is how my hometown met me, ”said Guzenko. According to “Caution, News”, the Blogger’s wirewell was detained at a concert on the City of Novopavlovsk Day.

We answer important questions about mental health with specialists Photo: Dmitry Tsyganov As of 2023, more than half of Russians over 60 years old suffer from anxiety and depression. At the same time, more than 75% of the elderly do not receive professional psychological assistance at all.

President Vladimir Zelensky during a meeting with the new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Kyiv on October 3. Photo: EPA-EFE/SERGEY DOLZHENKO Many Western diplomats and Ukrainian officials agree that at the end of the war in Ukraine, the “exchange” of occupied territories for NATO membership may be a compromise, writes Financial Times.

How universal hatred cancels the future of Russia Ilya Yashin speaks to his supporters in Mauerpark in Berlin, Germany, August 7, 2024. Photo: Markus Schreiber / Ap Photo / Scanpix / Leta "A man is not fighting out of hatred that in front of him, but out of love for him" for him " Captain IDSal Eitan Oster, who died in Lebanon What is happening in Russia is terrifying. In a terrible dream, we could not think that we would live to such a nightmare.

Half of the three million artillery shells used annually in the war against Ukraine come from North Korea, The Times reports , citing Western intelligence data. According to interlocutors of the British publication, in the summer of 2024, Vladimir Putin visited the DPRK to meet with Kim Jong-un and sign a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement with him. This document made Russia dependent on the supply of artillery shells.

The apparent resilience of Putin’s war economy comes at an enormous cost to the country’s future The Spasskaya Tower annual military music festival in Moscow. Photo: EPA-EFE/YURI KOCHETKOV Two and a half years after Vladimir Putin ordered a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy seems like a riddle wrapped in an enigma of competing narratives.

Terrible news Russian military captured Ugledar. In addition, the Russian budget for 2025 includes record spending on war—13.5 trillion rubles. And Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the autumn conscription and supported the idea of ​​holding “Conversations about Important Things” in kindergartens. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah died as a result of an Israeli operation in Lebanon. Israel announced the launch of a “limited operation” against the group in southern Lebanon.

Childfrey expert Laura Carroll talks about the essence of a childless lifestyle and explains why reproductive freedom is so fond of infringing on totalitarian countries The couple stands in front of the Moscow Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, March 23, 2022. Photo: Yuri Kochetkov / EPA-EFE In September, a group of Russian deputies and senators proposed a bill aimed at the ban on propaganda of “rejection of childbirth”.

Among the 20 killed during a strike on a Russian military facility near Donetsk on October 3 were six officers from the DPRK who had come to a meeting with their Russian colleagues. The Kyiv Post reports this with reference to intelligence sources. Three North Korean officers were also injured. Before launching a missile strike, the Russian military showed North Korean representatives the training of personnel for offensive and defensive actions, the publication writes.

Skatuva, who worked in Moscow in the 1930s, was completely destroyed. Sergey Nikolaevich-about one of the worst pages in Russian-Latvian history Illustration: "New Gazeta Europe" Board on the wall It is easy and not to notice. A modest board of pink granite on the corner of B. Dmitrovka’s house and passionate boulevard in Moscow. “From 1919 to 1938, the Latvian State Theater Skatuva was in this house.” And the same words-only in Latvian-in small letters.