Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 41 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Colors for PokrovskRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Battle for PokrovskWill the Ukrainian Armed Forces be able to hold Pokrovsk? And, if not, where will the new line of defense be? We discuss it in the “Facing the Event” program with military analyst Roman Svitan.Артём РадыгинRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025The situation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Pokrovsk is criticalThe Russian army, according to various sources, controls from 60% to 79% of the territory of Pokrovsk, a city in the Donetsk region for which there are fierce battles. Some analysts say that some Ukrainian groups, especially in advanced positions, have virtually no chance of getting out alive. Others believe that a narrow corridor still remains.Radio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025War of attritionRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Bloomberg: China curtails oil purchases from Russia due to US sanctionsChinese oil refining companies are refusing to supply oil from Russia after the US imposed sanctions against Rosneft, Lukoil and their subsidiaries, Bloomberg reports, citing traders. This hit the premium ESPO oil brand. Its price has dropped sharply. According to the agency, purchases were suspended by both the giants Sinopec and PetroChina Co., as well as private processors - the so-called “dummies”. The latter fear restrictions after Shandong Yulong Petrochemical Co.Radio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Freedom Quotes. Nuclear arms raceTrump and Putin are facing off with missiles. Is Protasevich a Belarusian spy?Аля ПономарёваRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025NewsRadio Liberty news: accuracy, efficiency, impartialityRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 202535 Uzbek children left in the Russian Federation without parental supervision were taken from Russia to UzbekistanUzbek children who were taken from Russia to their homeland, photo by the Dunyo news agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan 35 Uzbek children left in Russia without parental supervision were returned to their homeland with the assistance of the competent authorities of Uzbekistan and Russia. This was reported by the Dunyo news agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan .RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025In Russia, Irina Rudnitskaya was arrested in the case of child traffickingBogdan Ermokhin with his sister after returning home, November 19, 2023 On October 30, the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sent Irina Rudnitskaya, a clinical psychologist and head of the Interregional Public Organization for the Protection of Family Values, to a pre-trial detention center in a child trafficking case. This is stated in the card on the court’s website, which was drawn to the attention of the state agency TASS.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025An ex-policeman from Kabardino-Balkaria, recruited from a colony, was convicted of extorting money from his colleaguesIllustrative photo Oleg Gorobtsov, an ex-policeman from Kabardino-Balkaria who was recruited for the war, was sentenced to five years in prison for extorting taxes from the soldiers subordinate to him. The commander, twice convicted of fraud, took money from them allegedly for an early departure from the front for medical reasons. Details of the case became known to the Kavkaz.Realii website from the decision of the Southern District Military Court.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025AbroadAbroad is a concept both physical, administrative, and philosophical, metaphorical. There is a concept of internal emigration. The heroes of the podcast are people who have changed their daily lives due to their political, religious or moral principles. They, too, are building the history of the 21st century.Иван Толстой; Игорь ПомеранцевRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Five strategies to combat VAT. How non-profit organizations plan to avoid bankruptcyAction in support of people with disabilities in Moscow (archive photo) Non-profit organizations helping people with disabilities will be on the verge of bankruptcy. Sistema correspondent Valery Panyushkin talks about how the VAT increase will hit charity. From January 1, 2026, the value added tax (VAT) in Russia will increase to 22%. This tax will now be imposed on all companies with an annual income of over 10 million rubles ($123 thousand at the time of publication).Расследовательский проектRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Musician and warPianist Evgeny Kissin reflects on the reasons for Russia's aggression against Ukraine, the unscrupulousness of politicians, attempts to boycott Russian music in particular and Russian culture in general, and the parallels between historical events. Replay of the broadcast from February 24, 2023.Карина АрзумановаRadio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Over the past week, Idel.Realii identified the names of another 404 natives of the Volga region who died in the war in Ukraine. Of these, 65 are residents of BashkortostanIllustrative photo As of the morning of November 3, at least 43,859 people from the regions of the Volga Federal District (plus the Astrakhan region) had died. During the period from October 27 to November 3, Idel.Realii identified the names of 404 military personnel from 15 Volga regions who died in the war in Ukraine. Thus, as of the morning of November 3, at least 43,859 people from the regions of the Volga Federal District (plus the Astrakhan region) died.Radio.Svoboda·Nov 3, 2025Battle for PokrovskCollage FTE: The Battle of Pokrovsk Battles for Pokrovsk and cruise missiles Russian troops continue their attack on Pokrovsk. They are trying to capture the city as quickly as possible, says an analytical report from the Institute for the Study of War. The Russian military controls approximately 60% of the territory of Pokrovsk, a senior Ukrainian officer told Hromadske. Donald Trump said that he is not considering the possibility of supplying Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine.Артём РадыгинPrevious123NextShow more