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Jul 11, 2025
Forging ahead: Russia sidesteps sanctions to import Austrian machinery for making howitzer barrels
A Spanish company has supplied Russia with an Austrian radial forging machine. According to an investigation by The Insider , Russia’s production of artillery barrels relies entirely on this type of equipment. Howitzer barrels wear out frequently and must be replaced, and the precision required for their manufacture can only be achieved on machines Russia is unable to produce itself. Contents 1. With love from Spain to Izhevsk 2. Irreplaceable machines 3.
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Jul 11, 2025
AP: The US State Department dismisses more than 1300 employees
The State Department of the United States began mass dismissals - on July 11, 1353 employees will receive a shortage of reduction, reports Associated Press with reference to a senior representative of the department. Of these, 1107 are civil servants, another 246 are employees of the diplomatic service working in the country. According to the internal document, the diplomats after notification will go on a 120-day administrative vacation, after which they will be officially dismissed.
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Jul 11, 2025
The Ministry of Justice recognized the Army SOS, the European Initiative Center for Sustainability and the Norwegian Helsinki Committee as “unwanted”
The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation included in the register of "undesirable" organizations the Ukrainian Charity Fund "Army SOS" (Army SOS). The corresponding entry appeared on the website of the department on July 11, 2025 with the date of the decision of June 23. The SOS Army charity fund is a Ukrainian public initiative that has been collecting funds to help the Armed Forces of Ukraine since 2014.
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Jul 11, 2025
Indonesia extradits the creator of the Service for the point of the Service for the order of Alexander Zverev to Russia
At the request of the Russian authorities, Indonesia will be issued by Alexander Zverev, who is accused of organizing a criminal community for the “illegal trade of personal data of citizens”. According to the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation, the organization of the criminal community, abuse of authority, receiving a bribe and violation of the inviolability of private life are charged with the accused.
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Jul 11, 2025
The court in Chelyabinsk nationalized Yuzhuralzoloto - one of the largest gold mining companies in Russia
The Soviet District Court of Chelyabinsk granted the claim of the Prosecutor General’s Office to withdraw the assets of the head of the “Yuzhuralzolot” by Konstantin Strukov. This was reported by Vedomosti and the Chelyabinsk edition of 74.ru. The court was held closed, the decision is subject to immediate execution. On July 2, searches were held at Yuzhuralzolot offices.
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Jul 11, 2025
GUFSIN "DPR" classified data on local colonies, referring to the threat of terrorist attacks
The news The Insider July 11, 2025 The Main Directorate of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Donetsk People's Republic refused to disclose information about the correctional colonies in the region, as well as whether men or women are contained there. In the official response to the civil request, which was at the disposal of The Insider, Gufsin indicated that such information is now considered official information of limited distribution-supposedly due to the risk of terrorist attacks.
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Jul 11, 2025
Russian marines in Sumshchina received reinforcements, and “wishes” for the TCC began to apply “Shahds”. What is happening at the front
The news The Insider July 11, 2025 #Military report In today's report: In the border of the Sumy region, Russian marines received reinforcements in the Kondratovka area In the South Donetsk direction, the offensive of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation from the River is wet yala towards the resurrection As a result of air raid on Kharkov, three babies suffered a few days The Russian “Shahds” began to apply inscriptions with wishes for TCC allegedly on behalf of civilians of Ukraine A
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Jul 11, 2025
The court in the Netherlands sentenced the engineer from Russia to 3 years in prison. He was accused of industrial espionage
On July 10, the court in Rotterdam sentenced a 43-year-old Russian to 3 years in prison, finding guilty of violation of sanctions legislation, theft of commercial secrets and transferring it to Russia, writes Bloomberg. After serving the sentence, he will be prohibited from entering the Netherlands for 20 years. According to the prosecution, convicted from 2015 to 2024 worked in several Dutch companies engaged in the production of microchips, in particular, ASML and NXP Semiconductors.
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Jul 11, 2025
At least eight key DOGE officers left the US government after Ilon Mask - Politico
Almost six months after Donald Trump entered the post, a number of high -ranking DOGE employees (the so -called “state efficiency department”) left their posts, the publication of Politico reported on July 11, citing internal documents and sources familiar with the situation.
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Jul 11, 2025
Dutch court jails Russian engineer for 3 years over tech espionage linked to Moscow
On July 10, a court in Rotterdam sentenced a 43-year-old Russian national to three years in prison after finding him guilty of stealing trade secrets and sharing them with Russia, Bloomberg reported . After serving his sentence, he will be banned from entering the Netherlands for 20 years. The man worked for several Dutch semiconductor companies — including ASML and NXP Semiconductors — between 2015 and 2024.
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Jul 11, 2025
Six months without Assad: Old wounds in Syria stall national reconciliation
A June 22 suicide bombing at a Greek Orthodox church in Damascus marked the largest attack on Christians in Syria since 1860 — and posed one of the greatest challenges yet for the country’s new leadership. The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad six months ago raised hopes for peaceful coexistence among Syria’s ethno-religious groups. Now, none feel safe.
Maria Alexeeva
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Jul 11, 2025
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov defends wartime censorship, says exiled journalists are “working to discredit Russia”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov recently gave an interview to the Russian magazine Expert about the state of the country's media following nearly three-and-a-half years of full-scale war.
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Jul 11, 2025
Trump announced a 35 percent duty on Canadian goods from August 1, explaining this by the fight against fentanyl
US President Donald Trump announced the introduction of 35 percent import duties for all goods from Canada since August 1, 2025. The corresponding letter addressed to Prime Minister Mark Karni, he published in his social network Truth Social. The new tariff is introduced separately from all sector duties and will be applied to all products coming to the United States from Canada. Products transported through Canada or produced by Canadian companies also fall under this tariff.
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Jul 11, 2025
Forging ahead: Russia sidesteps sanctions to import Austrian machinery for making howitzer barrels
Investigations 11 July 2025 A Spanish company has supplied Russia with an Austrian radial forging machine. According to an investigation by The Insider , Russia’s production of artillery barrels relies entirely on this type of equipment. Howitzer barrels wear out frequently and must be replaced, and the precision required for their manufacture can only be achieved on machines Russia is unable to produce itself.
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Jul 11, 2025
Six months without Assad: Old wounds in Syria stall national reconciliation
Ahmad al-Sharaa (second from right), then known by his nom de guerre Abu Mohammad al-Julani, discussing battlefield details with field commanders over a map in Aleppo, Syria, in an undated photo released in 2016. Photo: AP POLITICS Maria Alexeeva 11 July 2025 A June 22 suicide bombing at a Greek Orthodox church in Damascus marked the largest attack on Christians in Syria since 1860 — and posed one of the greatest challenges yet for the country’s new leadership.
Maria Alexeeva
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