Russia Opposes EU Peacekeepers in Ukraine Amid Rising Tensions
Belarusian President Lukashenko states Russia opposes EU peacekeepers in Ukraine. EU nations, led by Britain and France, are planning troop deployment.
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China Pushes Back Against EU’s Latest Sanctions on Chinese Entities Over Russia
China’s Commerce Ministry criticizes the EU’s latest sanctions targeting Chinese firms and individuals over Russia, citing adverse effects on bilateral trade relations.
Putin Describes Russia-U.S. Talks in Riyadh as ‘Positive’ Progress
Russian President Putin calls the recent Russia-U.S. talks in Riyadh ‘positive,’ aiming to restore relations and work together on key global issues.
Russia Opposes Greenland’s Militarization Amid U.S. Interests
Russia expresses concern over Greenland’s potential militarization, opposing confrontational approaches in the Arctic amid renewed U.S. interest in the region.
Norwegian Ship with Russian Crew Arrested Over Baltic Sea Cable Damage
Norwegian authorities have arrested a ship with an all-Russian crew, suspected of damaging a Baltic Sea fiber optic cable, following a request from Latvian officials.
Syrian Leader Ahmad al-Sharaa Urges Russia to Extradite Former President Assad
New Syrian administration leader Ahmad al-Sharaa has called on Russia to extradite former President Bashar al-Assad, according to Reuters. This development marks a significant shift in Syrian-Russian relations.
Russia Ready to Discuss Ukrainian Security Guarantees, Lavrov Says
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov announces Moscow’s readiness to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine, emphasizing the need for broader agreements to end the conflict.
Google Penalized $78M by Russian Court Over Content Compliance
Google faces a hefty $78 million fine from a Russian court for failing to comply with the country’s content removal regulations, highlighting ongoing tensions between tech giants and governmental policies.
Moscow Airports Temporarily Suspend Operations to Ensure Safety
Russian aviation authorities have temporarily suspended operations at four Moscow airports and Kaluga Airport to ensure flight safety. Details on the restrictions remain undisclosed.
Tragic Shelling in Russia’s Kursk Region Claims Four Lives
Four people were killed and five injured in Lgov, Kursk region, due to Ukrainian shelling. Residential buildings and a beauty salon were damaged, with no response from Ukraine.