Drone Strike Results in Seven Deaths in Ukraine’s Odesa October 3, 2022 Reports from Ukraine’s Black Sea city of Odesa suggest that at least seven people tragically lost their lives in the early hours of Saturday following a Russian drone strike on an apartment building. The strike is the latest in a series of escalating … Read more
On Friday, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin appointed conductor Valery Gergiev as director of the Moscow Bolshoi Theater. The local media reported it. At the beginning of the millennium, the 70-year-old artist was one of the most sought-after conductors in the West, where his career was cut short by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Gergiev … Read more
Officials of the women’s tennis association WTA said they would not penalize the players for participating in the weekend exhibition in St. Petersburg. Both the WTA and ATP Tour tennis players will take part in the second annual team competition from Friday to Sunday, despite Russia’s continued war in Ukraine. “The event is not part … Read more
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According to the car manufacturer itself, “Aura” is a more modern and extended version of the “Vesta” model. The “Aura” vehicle also has a very large screen inside. This is the latest “luxury” class vehicle of the Russian automotive industry. Of course, as already experienced, this model also borrows several parts from Chinese cars. These … Read more
death of the mass murderer. It was to be expected. But it still took two months: On June 24, Vladimir Putin’s former cook, who had bloodily worked his way up to become one of the Kremlin ruler’s most important cronies with the appalling atrocities he committed with his Wagner mercenary troupe, rehearsed the uprising against … Read more
Yevgeny Prigozhin has greatly expanded the power of his mercenary army over the years. In addition to Ukraine, he is currently targeting one continent in particular. As head of the notorious Russian private army Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin not only has his hands full in the war in Ukraine. In Africa, too, where Wagner has been … Read more
An explosion occurred at a cafe in the Russian city of St. Petersburg. As a result, a military blogger who supported the invasion of Ukraine died. Yesterday (April 2), an unexpected incident occurred in the Russian city of St. Petersburg: an “explosion” in a cafe that caused military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, who Support for the … Read more
Actually, the Ukraine should have been defeated long ago, but instead the fighting continues. Why? Because Vladimir Putin no longer has things under control, the historian Stéphane Courtois judges. Almost a year has passed since Russian troops invaded Ukraine, and since then Vladimir Putin has been feared more than ever. But is the fear justified? … Read more
Analysts note that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on January 17 that the president of the occupying country would deliver a speech in St. Petersburg on January 18 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the breaking of the siege of Leningrad, Putin’s hometown, during World War II. “Putin loves to use symbolic dates to address … Read more
12 games and that’s it. After two extremely successful seasons in Dynamo Moscow, Jaškin envisioned how he would follow up his performances in the KHL in the NHL, where in the past he already worked in St. Louis and Washington. But after a November foul by Marko Borowiecki and a serious knee injury, he only … Read more