Aishat Kadyrov, the eldest daughter of the head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, officially announced her decision to leave the post of deputy chairman of the Chechen government. She published information about this in the personal Instagram account - social networks blocked in Russia. She said: “This work was an important experience for me ...

US sanctions against the largest oil company NIS, more than 50% of which belongs to Gazprom, according to President Alexander Vuchich, were additionally delayed for 30 days, Danas writes . This happened after the country's authorities applied to the US Department of Finance Foreign Assets with a request to postpone the application of sanctions against NIS for at least 90 days.

The Russian Estonian citizen with Estonia, Ivan Anchevsky, leads and owns large companies for the supply of industrial and measuring equipment for the Russian military -industrial complex and related companies, The Insider found out. Melitek and MelitEk Testing belonging to him are under US sanctions. Anchevsky was delivered to Tallinn at the end of January this year after arrest in Italy at the request of Estonian law enforcement agencies.

Ankara can send his military as peacekeeping forces to Ukraine. This was reported by Bloomberg with reference to sources. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, as clarifies the publication, discussed the possible sending of Turkish peacekeepers with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Sergey Lavrov.

The co -founder of the DOXA publication Armen Araman was sentenced in absentia to 10 years and 1 month in prison in the case of justification of terrorism and military “fakes”. This was reported by the correspondent of "Mediazons" from the hall of the 2nd Western District Military Court.

North Korea launched additional troops to support Russia in the war against Ukraine, South Korean intelligence said on Thursday, which refers to the Ryonhap agency. According to the National Intelligence Service (BCC), "after about a month of the lull, the North Korean troops were again placed in the Kursk region, starting from the first week of February." The exact number of the group is still unknown.

Hamas on the night of February 27 handed over to Israel the bodies of four hostages, reports The Times of Israel. Tsahi Idan, 51 years old. He was abducted from Kibbutz Nakhal-Oz. Ohad Yaalomi, 49 years old. He was abducted from Kibbutz Nir-Oz. In January 2024, Hamas published a video in which Yaalomi was wounded, but alive. According to a terrorist group, the hostage died later as a result of the Air States of the Israeli Air Force in the Gaza Strip. Yitzhak Elgarat, 69 years old.

In recent years, the island state of Vanuatu has issued its “golden” passports to several millionaires from Russia and Belarus, who fell under sanctions, as well as the former chief of one of the special services of Uzbekistan. This was written by іntelligence online, having studied the list of people who received Vanuatu passports in exchange for investments in 2022 and 2023. In total, the list of journalists includes 1961 name on the list.

Former deputy chairman of the Government of the Ryazan region, Artem Nikitin, was detained on suspicion of receiving a bribe of 17 million rubles. It is reported by RIA "Novosti" with reference to its own sources. On the eve of February 26, Nikitin was fired from his post “at his own free will.” The press service of the Ryazan Directorate of the TFR reports that a criminal case has been instituted against an official from the regional government, without naming the name of the suspect.

Politics 27 February 2025 Having become president, Donald Trump first of all brought the United States out of various environmental and energy -saving initiatives. The right populists hold the right to force throughout Europe a similar point of view. “Anti -Elected” moods around the world are pushing governments to remove environmental restrictions and mitigating regulation.

The owner of The Washington Post, American billionaire Jeff Bezos, announced the change of editorial policy regarding the Opinion column . As stated in a statement that Bezos sent the publication to the employees, and then published on Twitter, the main topics of the section will be “personal freedoms and free market”. “Every day we will write in support and protection of two pillars: personal freedoms and free market.

A bill granting Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) the right to establish its own pretrial detention centers has been submitted to the State Duma, MP Vasily Piskarev announced on Feb. 26. The initiative is nothing less than a “professional necessity” for Russia’s notorious security agency, says lawyer Ivan Pavlov, founder of the Perviy Otdel (lit. “Department One”) human rights advocacy project.

The Brazil Foreign Ministry, the countries presiding in Brix in 2025, announced the temporary suspension of the expansion of the association. According to information provided by Izvestia, Brazil will focus on solving institutional problems that arose after a recent increase in the number of BRICS participants. Over the past two years, the association has increased from five to ten participants.

The Romanian blogger Andrew Tate, together with his brother Tristan, landed at the airport at Fort Lleaddale (Florida), BBC reports . They left Romania, where they were charged with criminal charges related to people's trafficking, sexual harassment and money laundering. Earlier, the FINANCIAL Times wrote that the Donald Trump administration demanded that the restrictions on their movement be removed. The Tate brothers flew out of Romania in the USA on a private jet.

Apti Alaudinov, commander of the Chechen “Akhmat” special forces, regularly reports on the exploits of his fighters in Russia’s Kursk Region, where the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) launched a surprise offensive on Aug. 6, 2024. Curiously, these Chechen fighters never seem to succeed in effectively engaging the enemy.