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Russia Eyes New Windfall as Iran War Chokes Fertilizer Supplies
As the world’s second-largest fertilizer producer, Russia is well positioned to capitalize on the disruption.
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Whereabouts of Young Russian Man Jailed for Burning Quran Unknown 3 Months After Prison Transfer
Nikita Zhuravel is serving a 14-year prison sentence after being found guilty in 2024 of offending religious believers and treason for allegedly
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Interior Ministry Issues Protest Warning Amid Calls to Rally Against Internet Curbs
The police warning comes after videos circulating on TikTok urged people to protest government internet controls on March 29.
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Forget Discounts – Russian Oil Is Now Selling at a Premium, Deputy PM Novak Says
“We’ve moved from a discount to either no discount or, in some cases, even a partial premium,” Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told rep
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Kremlin Denies Report It’s Sending Iran Attack Drones
Top spokesman Dmitry Peskov said information about reported drone shipments to Tehran was “fake.”
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Chelyabinsk Judge Bans Distribution of Oscar-Winning ‘Mr. Nobody Against Putin’ in Russia
A judge in the Ural Mountains city upheld a request from the state prosecutor’s office to have the film removed from three online video platf
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Drone Hits Turkish Tanker Carrying Russian Oil in Black Sea
The Sierra Leone-flagged Altura had left Russia's port of Novorossiysk with around 1 ⁠million barrels of crude oil.
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Major Oil Refinery in Leningrad Region Reportedly Damaged in Ukrainian Drone Strike
Authorities said that an industrial site was damaged in the Kirishky district, which is home to the Kirishinefteorgsintez oil refinery.
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Regions Calling: Siberian Farmers Abandon Livestock Standoff
The Novosibirsk region has culled thousands of cows and other livestock, putting livelihoods at risk. Farmers in other regions worry they may
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Russian Lawmakers, Federal Officials Headed to Washington for Meetings, State Department Says
A previously unreported group of Russian federal officials plans to visit the U.S. Institute of Peace on Friday.
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EU Delays Proposal to Permanently Ban Russian Oil
EU Commission energy spokeswoman Anna-Kaisa Itkonen said a new date to unveil the proposed ban has not yet been determined, but stressed that
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Crisis-Struck Philippines Reportedly Buys Russian Oil For First Time in 5 Years
Ship tracking data showed that the Sierra Leone-flagged tanker, Sara Sky, reached the Limay anchorage in Manila Bay on Monday afternoon.
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Russia Stops Ammonium Nitrate Exports for 1 Month
The export halt comes amid a global supply crunch following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, through which 24% of the world’s ammonia, ​an
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State Duma Passes Bill Criminalizing Denial of ‘Soviet Genocide’
The new offense would broadly cover denying that a genocide of Soviet citizens took place during World War II.
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At Least 1 Killed in Apartment Explosion in Annexed Crimea
Investigators are still working to determine the cause of the blast, but do not believe a gas leak was to blame.
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Russian Aerospace Company Launches First Batch of Starlink Rival Satellites
The satellite internet constellation, known as Rassvet, is intended to provide broadband internet access across Russia and serve as a domestic
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St. Petersburg Judge Sentences Oxxxymiron to Community Service in Absentia for ‘Foreign Agent’ Violations
Russia previously issued an arrest warrant for the exiled rapper after he was accused of repeatedly failing to include a prominent “foreign agent”
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Belgorod Region to Use Armored Vehicles for Food Deliveries in Drone-Struck Border Areas
Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov described the effort as akin to a “military operation.”
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Moldova Accuses Russia of Damaging Key Power Line Connecting It With Romania
The Moldovan government said overnight Russian strikes on southern Ukraine caused damage to the Issacea-Vulcanesti power line.
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‘Are You All Cowards?’: Russian Universities Pressure Students to Fight in Ukraine
Russia has increasingly turned to universities as a fresh source of recruits as enlistment numbers dwindle and war casualties soar.
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