Heavy equipment is withdrawn 10 kilometers from the front line, and drones are mainly involved in the war Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that the heavy equipment of Ukrainian and Russian troops has long been withdrawn to a distance of 10 kilometers from the front line. According to him, such a distance makes the buffer zone actually already exist.

Now the Russian government in Ukraine is officially considered a “Nazi regime” President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky signed the law “on the principles of state policy of the national memory of the Ukrainian people,” which, among other things, codifies the term “racism” in Ukrainian legislation. Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, this word has been widely used to denote the prevailing ideology and authoritarian political structure in modern Russia.

Briefcases and backpacks have risen in price the most The average cost of families to prepare a child for school in 2025 was 52 thousand rubles, according to a survey by VTsIOM. This is 18% more than in 2024 and 88% more than in 2020. Moreover, according to Rosstat, inflation in Russia in 2024 was 9.5%. “Layout” explains what this amount is made up of and why the cost of preparing a child for school is growing faster than inflation.

In Europe they believe that there will be no meeting between Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky in the near future US President Donald Trump is dissatisfied with the developments around Ukraine, but is not surprised by them. This was stated by White House press secretary Caroline Levitt, commenting on the latest attacks by Russia and Ukraine. On the night of April 28, the Russian army delivered one of the most powerful attacks on Kyiv. According to the latest data, 23 people became victims.

Previously, the idea of ​​involving the PRC military was rejected by Vladimir Zelensky US President Donald Trump , meeting with European leaders at the White House last week, floated the idea of ​​bringing in Chinese troops to control the neutral zone along the front line in Ukraine after the war ends. The Financial Times writes about this, citing four sources.

NATO calls Beijing a key supplier of military technology to Moscow Moscow called for China to be included in the number of countries that will provide security guarantees for Ukraine after the end of the war. Presumably, the topic will be discussed during Putin’s four-day visit to Beijing, which will take place from August 31 to September 3—the longest foreign trip by a Russian president since 2014. Kyiv immediately rejected the offer.

Alexander Bastrykin was unable to lobby for his appointment to the post of head of the Supreme Court The reshuffles discussed in the security bloc and the presidential administration over the last week are taking shape: the Supreme Court will apparently be headed by Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov , the Prosecutor General’s Office, according to media reports, will be headed by the current plenipotentiary representative of the Northwestern Federal District Alexander Gutsan, and his position will

The supervisory authority claims that the publishing house and library cannot be in private hands The Prosecutor General's Office of Russia filed a lawsuit in the Perovsky District Court of Moscow for the nationalization of the Muzyka Publishing House , the country's largest specialized publishing house in the field of musical art. Kommersant, RBC and TASS write about this.

The drone fell 10 km from “Putin’s palace” In the Pshad forestry area near Gelendzhik on August 28, a fire started after debris from a Ukrainian drone fell, and 3.2 hectares caught fire in the area of ​​the village of Krinitsa. More than 40 rescuers and 11 pieces of equipment, as well as a Mi-8 helicopter from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, were sent to extinguish the fire.