What is happening now with internally displaced persons and those who survived the occupation of Sudzha In August 2024, the Ukrainian army entered Russian territory and took control of hundreds of square kilometers of the Kursk region. A year later, tens of thousands of refugees from border areas live in Kursk. “Layout” tells what problems they face. In order not to miss new texts from “Layout”, subscribe to our telegram channel “I come to the river, there are snipers sitting under the bridge.

Repairs that began more than 10 years ago are being extended indefinitely. The repair of the large anti-submarine ship (BOD) Admiral Chabanenko , which began back in 2014, has been extended indefinitely. As Izvestia writes, the work was supposed to be completed in 2025, but this will not happen. The exact timing of the completion of repairs and the ship's release to sea is unknown. The repairs are carried out in the Murmansk region at the 35th ship repair plant.

The presidents discussed the results of negotiations in the Kremlin US President Donald Trump called the meeting of his special envoy Steven Witkoff with Russian President Vladimir Putin “very productive”. Negotiations took place on August 6 in the Kremlin. Trump wrote about this on the social network Truth Social. According to the US President, the parties have made “significant progress”, but he did not disclose details. “After that, I informed some of our European allies.

The negotiations took place against the backdrop of the US President's recent ultimatum for Russia to conclude a truce with Ukraine by August 8 On Wednesday, August 6, the Kremlin hosted a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US Presidential Special Envoy Steve Witkoff. The negotiations lasted about three hours. The negotiations took place against the backdrop of a recent ultimatum from US President Donald Trump, who demands that Russia conclude a truce with Ukraine by August 8.

The Kremlin abandoned the moratorium on the INF Treaty after US plans to deploy missiles in Germany Moscow has announced its readiness to deploy intermediate- and shorter-range missiles (INF) at its western borders, and subsequently, possibly in the Pacific Ocean. The deployment of this type of weapons until 2019 was limited by a treaty signed in 1987 between the United States and the Soviet Union.

At the same time, the FSB put forward a list of claims against him due to the risk of leaks The state messenger Max from VK will become mandatory for pre-installation on all new smartphones in Russia from September 1. RIA Novosti writes about this with reference to Alexander Khaminsky, a lawyer and head of the law and order center in Moscow and the Moscow region.

US President threatens 100% tariffs amid ultimatum for Russia to reach truce with Ukraine US President Donald Trump has imposed additional duties on India over its purchases of Russian oil. According to the decree published on the White House website, a 25 percent duty is imposed on Indian exports. The document states that India “directly or indirectly” purchases oil from Russia.

Women prisoners are asked to write letters “with an appeal to save and preserve the life of a child” Orthodox activists began holding anti-abortion lectures in women’s correctional colonies, Vorstka noted. The events were organized by volunteers of the church in the name of St. John of Kronstadt in the Samara region. One of them took place on August 3, local in women's colony No. 15.