“Terrible News” with Kirill Martynov Putin met with SVO veterans and announced a shortage of companies that manufacture prosthetics. Also this week, Deputy Head of the Administration Sergei Kiriyenko held a seminar for governors. There they discussed the consequences of the war with Ukraine for Russians and the “image of victory” that the Kremlin offers. Representatives from Ukraine met with Trump's team to discuss a plan to end the war.

Voting in the South Korean parliament on impeachment of the president. Photo: EPA-EFE/JEON HEON-KYUN/POOL South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol addressed the nation and apologized for introducing martial law, Reuters reported . Yoon Seok Yeol stressed that he will not try to avoid legal and political responsibility for his decision. He also promised that he would make no further attempts to declare martial law in the country again.

Historian Andrei Zubov talks about how Sergei Lavrov, for the sake of his career, turned from a free-thinking student into who he is now Sergey Lavrov. Photo: Sergey Ilnitsky / EPA Sergei Lavrov gave an interview to Tucker Carlson. There, he spoke as if under dictation about the war in Ukraine and relations with the United States, just as Vladimir Putin usually does. He also linked the death of Alexei Navalny with his treatment in Germany after poisoning in 2020.

Artyom Antonov. Photo: IStories A 19-year-old Russian conscript has been killed in Russia’s far eastern Primorsky region for refusing to be deployed to the country’s Kursk region, where a Ukrainian incursion is ongoing, independent news outlet IStories reported on Friday.

Now, unfortunately, many parents ask themselves this question. In the new section “Reading with Children” we offer several books that will help explain what war is to the little ones Illustration from the book "Soldier". Source: ozon.ru Family conversations shape the values ​​of a growing person. Honest, open conversations are important - both about current affairs, tasks, problems, successes, emotions of the child himself, and about difficult moments in our common life.

History amply demonstrates that carving Ukraine up is likely to bring horrifying violence and long-lasting enmity Ukrainian soldiers inspect Russian military hardware abandoned in the Kyiv region town of Bucha, Ukraine, 3 April 2022. Photo: EPA-EFE/ATEF SAFADI Unlike during his first term in the White House, US President-elect Donald Trump appears determined to keep many of his campaign promises.

Photo: EPA-EFE/Szilard Koszticsak The Hungarian Information Office (Információs Hivatal) monitored European officials who visited the country. This was reported in a joint investigation by the Hungarian investigation center Direkt36 and the Belgian newspaper De Tijd . The Hungarian Information Bureau collects information on terrorist organizations, extremist groups, chemical weapons proliferation and other threats to national security abroad.

Russian riot police in central Moscow. Photo: EPA / MAXIM SHIPENKOV Moscow police raided two queer party venues overnight on Friday, the second weekend in a row that law enforcement officers have stormed into gay clubs in the Russian capital, state-affiliated newspaper Izvestia reported on Saturday. According to Izvestia, in raiding the two nightclubs, Sisters and Bizarre, police were looking for “representatives of non-traditional sexual orientations”.

Photo: EPA-EFE/ROMAN ISMAYILOV On December 6, in Baku, some journalists from the independent Azerbaijani television channel Meydan TV were searched, and six people were detained. The editors of the TV channel reported this. According to Meydan TV, personal equipment and other items were confiscated from the employees. Journalists Ainur Ganbarova, Aytak Akhmedova, Khayala Agayeva, Natig Javadli, Aysel Umudova, Ramin Dzhabrailzadeh were taken to the Baku city administration.

Conversation with military historian Sofia Shirogorova Illustration: “New newspaper Europe” Military historian Sofia Shirogorova runs the popular telegram channel Stalag Null, where she writes about 20th-century military history and war studies, gives public lectures on history, including modern conflicts, and often serves as a guest expert on political and news YouTube channels. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, he has lived in Belgrade.

Tonight, raids took place in several Moscow clubs, security forces were looking for “representatives of non-traditional orientation,” Izvestia reported . According to the publication, one of the Sisters visitors was found to be in possession of drugs. Dozens of stage costumes and rooms “with BDSM equipment” were discovered at the Bizarre club. As follows from the video published by Izvestia, some guests were placed face down on the floor. It is unknown whether anyone was detained.