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First launched in 2001, Putin’s call-in program aims to cast the Russian leader as a “problem-solver-in-chief.”
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Detainees described issues including a lack of adequate medical and dental care, disparaging attitudes from staff and poor living conditions.
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The move comes on the heels of Estonia announcing it was moving its troops closer to the country's border with Russia.
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The drill is part of an annual program in which different Russian nuclear plants take turns hosting large exercises.
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Vasilyev's arrest follows a recent series of detentions targeting executives and military supervisors connected to Patriot Park.
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A local blogger said that staff at the Irkutsk City Perinatal Center gave her a “Checklist for Suspected Plague” when she arrived for an examination.
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Exiled outlet Astra also reported that one of the attacks targeted the Moscow region’s largest fuel storage hub.
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Alexei Kopaygorodsky served as mayo until May 2024, when he abruptly resigned, citing a transition to a federal post.
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The comments come in response to the Financial Times detailing Estonia’s strategic pivot toward an “active defense” posture.
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Investigators said the show’s 2023 episode “Idoliada” contained calls for Russian servicemen to surrender, desert and disobey their commanders.
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The famed Soviet-era psychic healer became famous with his televised mass hypnosis sessions during the perestroika and glasnost years.
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The NHL star is teaming up with a brewer built from Heineken’s former Russian assets to produce the OVI beer range.
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Naumov’s four-year tenure was marked by local protests and controversies over infrastructure and urban planning decisions.
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Consumer safety watchdog Rospotrebnadzor said the lab worker who died last week was diagnosed with “pneumonia of unknown etiology.”
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Consumer safety watchdog Rospotrebnadzor said the lab worker who died last week was diagnosed with “pneumonia of unknown etiology.”
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Consumer safety watchdog Rospotrebnadzor said the lab worker who died last week was diagnosed with “pneumonia of unknown etiology.”
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These were the largest detentions at a Communist Party rally since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.
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Russia's military said it targeted a route Kyiv used to transport troops and military cargo.
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OPEC+ has been raising output targets for much of 2026 after years of production cuts, but most of the increases stayed on paper.
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Moscow said Russian forces would step up attacks on military facilities, defense industry sites and related infrastructure.
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“I will tell President Zelensky today: 'You can continue to count on our help,'” Merz said.
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Zelensky says Russia's shift represents Putin's desire to appear strong at a time when his military is losing ground in a key frontline region.
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In a statement, the Russian Foreign Ministry said its attacks were in response to Ukraine's "terrorist acts."
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Putin reportedly raised the deal during a Sept. 5 meeting with Witkoff and Kushner at the Kremlin.
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Alexander Vlasov, who also headed the Kuban Cossack Host, was arrested one day after he resigned in order to fight in Ukraine.
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The comments come as Belarus has been attempting to improve ties with the United States after years of isolation and Western sanctions.
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Alexei Tsydenov, head of the neighboring republic of Buryatia, confirmed that the woman had died from an unspecified form of plague.
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It comes as Western retailers face the risk of state asset seizures, which Putin defended as a response to the EU freezing its state funds.
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Marina Khankhalaeva is the founder of Tusgaar Buryad-Mongolia, an exiled movement advocating for the republic of Buryatia’s independence.
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The Treasury accused the A7 network of enabling Iran and others to bypass Western banking restrictions.
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Novak said that the situation with Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure has remained "tense."
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Moscow is planning higher taxes, more borrowing and cuts to national health programs to help it fund its record defense spending.
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The blaze broke out shortly after 8 p.m. at the Miller Mansion in central St.
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Russia’s Defense Ministry said its air defense systems intercepted 646 Ukrainian drones overnight across Russia.
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The blast hit the Krasnozavodsk Chemical Plant, which produces ammunition and pyrotechnics, according to publicly available information.
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He also said it was impossible to be sure that weapons of mass destruction would never be used.
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He reiterated that Moscow would resort to all weapons in its arsenal, including nuclear ones, if its Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad was threatened.
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The Kremlin chief warned that cycles of escalation in international conflict could quickly lead to dangerous scenarios.
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He also said it was impossible to be sure that weapons of mass destruction would never be used.
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The comments come after special envoy Kirill Dmitriev was in the U.S. for talks this week.
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Pro-war Telegram channels reported that Russian forces may have lost the relics during a withdrawal in Ukraine’s Donetsk region.
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Yury Dmitriev's supporters have warned that his life could be at risk if he is not moved to a civilian hospital immediately.
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Major General Sergei Nikitushkin served in Russia’s war against Ukraine and was promoted to major general by President Vladimir Putin in December 2024.
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Budapest previously expelled 10 Russian diplomats for activities incompatible with their status, wording that is often used as a euphemism for spying.
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A record 34.9% of total budget spending is set to remain classified in 2027.
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Poets and authors accused the authorities of failing to promote their work and restricting their access to schools and literary events.
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At least 22 people have been killed in bear attacks across Russia in 2026, as climate change has forced bears to find new food sources.
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The meetings focused on prospects for a settlement as well as humanitarian issues, including prisoner of war exchanges and displaced children.
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Emergency Situations Minister Alexander Kurenkov said in February that his ministry was restoring more than 20,000 civil defense facilities nationwide.