Moscow is attempting to mitigate the impact of the EU's import ban on Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG), set to take effect in 2027, by exploring methods similar to its 'shadow fleet' for oil.

Romania has responded to Russia's accusations concerning the purchase of a port in Moldova, with the Romanian diplomacy spokesperson calling it 'Stalinist propaganda' and a desire for Moscow's control.

Austria has dismantled a network through which a Vienna-based company supplied equipment used in the manufacture of engines for Russian cruise missiles and fighter jets, in violation of European Union sanctions against Moscow.

Long queues have reportedly reappeared at gas stations in various Russian regions, indicating renewed fuel supply problems. This situation suggests ongoing challenges in the country's fuel distribution network.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned of a potential deal between Moscow and Pyongyang, urging Seoul for assistance with anti-aircraft missile supplies. He expressed hopes for South Korean support, estimating a need for 30,000 to 50,000 troops.

Moldova's Ambassador to Moscow has been recalled to Chisinau, amidst calls from officials like Tofan for a tougher stance. Other news includes decreasing fuel and food prices, a 30,000 euro arrest for prisoner release, and carrier protests.

Two Russian passengers in Moscow missed their Aeroflot flight and proceeded to run onto the airport tarmac in high heels, chasing the taxiing aircraft.

Germany must protect its infrastructure against attacks from Russia, but the confrontation with Moscow's hybrid warfare must primarily have an internal effect, with reactions also coming from the AfD.

A liveblog covers various developments in Germany, including the IfW President accusing Defense Minister Pistorius of incorrect investments, the Left party not ruling out support for CDU in Saxony-Anhalt, and US security agencies suspecting Moscow behind an incident in Leipzig.

Russia has proposed a direct rail link to India, aiming to bypass the Bosphorus and Hormuz straits. Moscow considers this rail route to the Indian Ocean a viable and strategic connection.

Assassins from Moscow and Kyiv are reportedly hunting weapons bosses, indicating that the Ukraine war is spilling beyond traditional battlefields into covert operations.

Poseta Volodimira Zelenskog Srbiji privukla je pažnju, kako u Rusiji, tako i na Balkanu, iz mnogo razloga, kaže novinarka spoljnopolitičke redakcije N

Germany is preparing to launch a drone security center, as US security agencies reportedly suspect Moscow behind a recent drone incident, leading to increased vigilance at locations like Leipzig Airport.

Michael McFaul, former Obama advisor and ambassador to Moscow, warned that the 'germs of autocracy' are impacting America, emphasizing the need for vigilance against attempts to subvert democratic rules.

Media reports indicate that US security agencies suspect Moscow's involvement in an incident in Leipzig, Germany, leading to increased security measures at Leipzig Airport.

US intelligence reportedly believes that an explosives-equipped drone found at a German airport likely belongs to Moscow, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Maria Lvova-Belova, Russia's children's ombudsman, has publicly stated that Pylip, a teenager abducted from Mariupol and 'adopted' by her, has enrolled in a law university in Moscow with aspirations to become a prosecutor.

Gardeners in Moscow are struggling with an invasion of Spanish slugs, a species that scientists believe can no longer be fully eradicated. Efforts are now focused on controlling their spread.

Iran's ambassador to Russia announced that Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, has been added to the list of host cities for Iran Cultural Week in Russia, deepening cultural ties beyond Moscow and St. Petersburg.

An explosion at the Balzi Rossi restaurant in central Moscow was initially declared a bomb explosion and a terrorist attack by Russian authorities, who then ceased public discussion of the incident.

Russia has reportedly dropped a record number of glide bombs on Ukraine, leading to a high rate of losses for Moscow's troops, as Ukrainian President Zelenskyy renews the air campaign against Russia.

Residents across Moscow reported hearing a loud, unidentified explosion around 11 a.m., according to Russian news outlets.

An explosion at a reception in Moscow has raised questions, with recent revelations about the quiet death of a Russian general adding to the mystery surrounding the incident.

Moscow is being accused of manipulating the French presidential election. Reports suggest Russian interference in the race for the Élysée Palace.

A 68-year-old woman in Moscow reportedly set her apartment on fire as bailiffs arrived to evict her, following a scam that led to her losing the property.

North Korea is reportedly joining Russian war efforts, with a focus on developing a missile unit in Russia, exploiting a gap in Ukraine's air defense. This collaboration benefits both Moscow and Pyongyang.

Moscow is bolstering its air defense systems, including new interception lines in the capital, in response to a significant increase in drone attacks.

The Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) is likely to discuss suspending Armenia's voting rights at its November 11 summit in Moscow due to unpaid dues.

Russia launched an attack on Kyiv and its surrounding region, resulting in at least 14 deaths and 27 injuries, with Moscow claiming its targets were military logistics centers.

Countries neighboring Russia, entangled in Moscow's political and economic dependencies, are quietly distancing themselves without loud declarations. European sanctions are significantly contributing to this shift.

Moscow is accelerating the delivery of weaponry to Minsk, an agreement that follows joint nuclear exercises and warnings from Ukrainian President Zelensky about potential Belarusian involvement in the war.

Syrian Airlines has resumed direct flights to Moscow, marking the first resumption of direct air travel between Syria and Russia since the fall of the Assad regime, with Iraq also resuming flights.

Moscow Patriarch Kirill has stated that divine grace aided the USSR in creating the atomic bomb and that war is an act pleasing to God, legitimizing these actions through a religious lens.

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has accused opposition parties and government critics of ignoring Russia's 2008 war against Georgia. He claims they only became 'Russophobic' after Moscow launched its full-scale invasion in 2022.

Former US Ambassador to Poland, Daniel Fried, stated that NATO should warn Moscow that continued Russian missile incursions into allied territory would lead to 'unpleasant' measures.

Russia's defense ministry stated it intercepted or destroyed 320 Ukrainian drones across 19 regions overnight, with governors reporting six fatalities, nine injuries, and warehouse damage near Moscow and St Petersburg.

A drone attack in an industrial area of Moscow has reportedly killed five people and caused damage to a warehouse, a house, and a car, according to the Moscow governor.

Japan's latest defense white paper warns that growing military coordination between China, Russia, and North Korea is increasing security risks for Tokyo, citing provocative bomber patrols and Moscow's support for Pyongyang.

A bombing incident in Moscow has raised concerns about potential security vulnerabilities surrounding Russia's military elite, according to expert analysis.

Ukraine has offered Russia various ceasefire options, but Moscow has rejected them, according to Mykhailo Podolyak, advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.

The Moscow Times has compiled a list detailing the current international competitions and venues where Russian athletes are permitted to compete following the IOC's provisional ban lift.

Italian Vice-Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani accused Russia of attempting to intimidate Italians due to Italy's support for Ukraine, in response to Russia's version of an explosion in Moscow.

The BBC's Russia editor, Steve Rosenberg, is reporting from Kudrinskaya Square in Moscow, the site where a bomb blast reportedly killed three people.

The mayor of Moscow has officially declared Saturday's deadly bomb attack on a restaurant in the city a 'terrorist act', indicating the severity and intent behind the incident.

A restaurant in Moscow has exploded, with Russian authorities claiming the incident to be a 'brutal act of terrorism'.

A deadly bomb attack on a Moscow restaurant has been labeled a 'terrorist act' by the city's mayor. Investigators are exploring the possibility that the bomber was targeting a military chief.

Reports suggest that a woman unknowingly carried a bomb in Moscow, an incident that resulted in three deaths, with theories pointing to remote detonation.

A blast near the center of Moscow has killed at least three people and injured 21 others, detonating as a woman tried to enter a restaurant and was stopped by a security guard.

An explosion at a restaurant in Moscow has resulted in the deaths of at least three people and injuries to 21 others, according to Russian authorities.

Russia's National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAC) has said that a homemade explosive device was detonated at the Balzi Rossi restaurant in central Moscow.

A modern Russian Su-57 fighter jet, previously lauded by Vladimir Putin as the best in the world, crashed near Moscow, sparking public debate about the incident.

The European Union's sanctions against Moscow have become a cat-and-mouse game, with Russia continuously finding new loopholes, forcing the EU to constantly adjust its punitive measures.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines that Moscow is preparing to deploy additional North Korean military contingents on Russian territory and has received new ballistic missiles from Pyongyang.

Russian officials reported that air defenses destroyed 13 drones heading towards Moscow, leading to temporary flight restrictions at the city's airports.

Ukraine war latest: Ukraine continues strikes on Russia's oil industry as Moscow races to expand missile production  kyivindependent.com

Belgrade and Moscow have reached an agreement to enhance cooperation in the field of transport. This accord aims to improve and expand transportation links between the two cities.

Moscow is reportedly conducting an aggressive army recruitment drive, with claims of Russians being 'snatched off streets' to feed the Ukraine war, though Moscow denies Ukrainian claims of high casualties.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's first official visit to Serbia sends a political signal to Moscow and Brussels, testing Belgrade's long-standing balancing act between the EU and Russia. Despite the visit, there is little evidence that Serbia is preparing to abandon its neutral stance or impose sanctions on Russia.

Russia has stated it will not freeze the war in Ukraine, a declaration made ahead of planned visits by a US envoy to Kyiv and Moscow.

Moscow launched a missile attack on Ukraine's Odesa region overnight, injuring at least 14 people and leaving approximately 300,000 families without electricity.

Moscow is reportedly intensifying its efforts to recruit soldiers for the war against Ukraine, resorting to raids, pressure tactics, and deception to enlist individuals from the home front.

Moscow and Damascus have finalized an agreement after 18 months of talks regarding Russia's military presence in Syria, with the deal covering the future of the Tartus naval facility and Khmeimim air base.

A collection of daily images showcases a world grappling with diverse environmental and social phenomena, including paddle surfing in Moscow, dried-up rivers, and typhoons.

The Czech deputy ambassador in Moscow is scheduled to attend the funeral of Alexei Navalny, signaling diplomatic presence at the event.

A report indicates that a Syrian spy chief, accused of orchestrating the 2015 'Children's Massacre,' is currently hiding in Moscow.

Russian intelligence services are actively trying to influence French elections to ensure a victory for Marine Le Pen, demonstrating Moscow's uncertainty despite opinion polls.

Britain, France, Germany, and Italy have issued a joint statement on the 18th anniversary of Russia's invasion of Georgia, warning Moscow against the final annexation of occupied territories.

Russia has reportedly recruited more than 28,000 foreigners from 135 countries to fight in Ukraine, with Brussels accusing Moscow of using false promises or coercion. Many of these recruits are allegedly sent to the most dangerous positions on the front lines.

A retired woman in Moscow has been condemned for keeping almost 30 animals, including a boa, a fox, and an alligator, in her apartment and is ordered to remove all but her dogs.

Major General Valery Plokhotnyuk was buried in Moscow, with reports suggesting he likely died in an explosion at the Aerospace Forces chief’s birthday party.

Despite Moscow's efforts to maintain its imperial influence, former Soviet republics in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus are increasingly asserting their independence and seeking closer ties with the West.

Moscow has accused Moldovan authorities of 'clumsily clinging' to the 'non-existent' Russian threat, following the discovery of Geran-2 drone fragments in Moldova.

Lieutenant General Igor Yerusalimov has been secretly buried in Moscow, amid earlier reports suggesting he may have died in a restaurant explosion on August 1st during a celebration for Commander-in-Chief Alexander Chaiko's birthday.

Moscow's Victory Day parade was notably subdued, lacking military hardware and featuring heightened security due to Ukrainian drone threats, suggesting a shift in Putin's perception of the conflict.

A secret funeral for an unnamed general reportedly took place at Moscow's Troyekurovo cemetery, with sources suggesting it might have been a friend of Russian Aerospace Forces commander Aleksandr Chayka, killed in an explosion.

An anonymous Russian Telegram channel reported a secret funeral for an unnamed major general at Moscow’s Troekurovskoye Cemetery, suggesting he may have died in an assassination attempt targeting Russian Aerospace Forces chief Alexander Chayko.

Ukraine has conducted at least 100 successful drone strikes against Russia over a 40-day campaign, aiming to pressure Moscow to end the ongoing conflict.

Russia's support for the SVP's neutrality initiative in Switzerland has sparked controversy, with critics condemning Moscow's interference in the Swiss referendum campaign. Proponents of Swiss neutrality are reacting to the perceived foreign influence.

Latvian police have concluded an investigation into an organized criminal group of phone fraudsters, comprising Latvian citizens operating from Moscow, Russia, who were active between May 2025 and August 2025.

Boris Nadezhdin, a prominent Russian opposition politician, has fled Moscow for Paris after being barred from running in the upcoming elections. His departure comes amidst increasing pressure on Kremlin critics.

Russian singer Dima Bilan's "I'm Your Number 1" concert at Moscow's VTB Stadium on July 31 was overshadowed by scandal, as enraged fans criticized the six-meter-high stage, which obstructed views from the fan zone and some stands.

Russia and Ukraine exchanged accusations regarding drone attacks that caused civilian casualties, with officials in the Moscow region reporting five deaths and Ukrainian authorities stating a similar number, including two children, were killed.

A bombing at a luxury restaurant in Moscow over the weekend is being investigated, with new information emerging about the Russian military personnel who were the target of the deadly attack.

Ukraine successfully destroyed a Russian drone at a record altitude of nearly 7 km and also targeted two major Russian logistics centers near Moscow and St. Petersburg, triggering air raid sirens in Kyiv.

Ukrainian drone strikes targeted Wildberries facilities in multiple Russian cities, including St Petersburg and Tver. Five people were killed in the Moscow region, marking a rise in civilian casualties from the attacks.

Russian shareholder Rasperia has withdrawn its lawsuit against Austrian construction company Strabag, thereby foregoing the utilization of Moscow real estate assets and signaling a potential willingness for compromise.

Moscow claims it is prepared for a negotiated solution to the war in Ukraine but conditions the prospect of dialogue on a "constructive and mature" approach from Western states, otherwise stating it will continue its offensive.

The Russian embassy has issued a statement blaming Kyiv for a recent bomb attack at a restaurant in Moscow.

This article analyzes how Moscow's narrative of being a victim of European intransigence has gained traction, but argues it does not hold up to factual verification.

Two years after his release, 'Basque-Russian' journalist Pablo González is living in Moscow, promoting Putin's war on his channel, while Poland investigates sexual recordings found on his devices, sparking controversy involving his lovers and other journalists.

According to Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, former German ambassador to Moscow, Russia has developed new tools for mobilization that it lacked in 2022. He believes further army call-ups are a realistic scenario, and a digital system could prevent evasion.

The XXII Summer Olympic Games in Moscow, which concluded on August 3, 1980, are primarily remembered not for athletic achievements but for one of the largest political boycotts in Olympic history.

'Bloody tentacles of Zelensky's terrorist gang': Moscow accuses Kyiv after bombing

The mayor of Moscow has promised to punish those responsible for a 'brutal terrorist attack' after a bomb killed three people in the city. Unverified reports suggested a top Russian military commander was the intended target.

Russia expert and former NATO representative in Moscow, John Lough, believes Putin's power apparatus is robust, but this also represents its greatest weakness, suggesting the war would end immediately without him.

Worshippers in Sofia, Bulgaria, interrupted a liturgy led by the Patriarch due to the presence of Russian Ambassador Eleonora Mitrofanova, chanting "This is not Moscow" and booing.

Ukraine reported successful strikes on a major Russian oil refinery and an airfield, while Moscow confirmed eight deaths in related incidents. These attacks signify continued military action between the two nations.

Brussels continues to impose sanctions packages against Russia, but President Putin consistently finds loopholes, leading to a 'cat-and-mouse game' for the EU.

The mayor of Moscow has declared a deadly bombing at a restaurant in the city a 'terrorist attack'.

State media reports that three people were killed after a bomb was detonated at a Moscow restaurant, with security officials stating a woman was stopped trying to enter with explosives.

A bomb attack in Moscow near an Italian restaurant resulted in three fatalities and more than 20 people injured. The explosion occurred overnight, prompting an investigation into the incident.

An improvised bomb exploded in a luxury restaurant in Moscow, killing three people and injuring 21. A woman of Ukrainian origin is suspected of carrying the device.

From Trump to the European right, through Moscow and Ben-Gvir: the Spanish case is a pretext for a hybrid attack on the EU.

The alliance between Russia and Iran is increasingly intertwining the conflicts in Ukraine and the Gulf, with Iran arming Russia, Moscow guiding Iranian missiles, and Ukraine reportedly attacking Iranian vessels in the Caspian Sea, raising risks of global escalation.

An explosion at a cafe in central Moscow has resulted in three deaths and 15 injuries, with the cause of the blast currently unknown.

An agreement for the demolition of the controversial Moscow House in Vilnius is expected in the coming weeks. Mayor Benkunskas confirmed that a resolution is approaching.

Over 100 properties belonging to Jehovah's Witnesses in Moscow were confiscated and transferred to the Russian state, according to Moscow judicial services. Russian authorities have labeled the organization as 'extremist.'

Russia experienced a massive drone attack, with over 200 drones reportedly targeting Moscow and the Voronezh region, where casualties and fires were reported. Air travel restrictions were implemented at Moscow airports following the incident.

The Caroline Bezengi is believed to be part of Russia's 'shadow fleet' that Moscow uses to circumvent Western sanctions.

Sweden has successfully dismantled a Russian spy network, while Austria has blocked the illegal supply of materials to Moscow's war industry. These actions highlight ongoing efforts in Europe to counter Russian intelligence operations and support for its military.

Bruno Cardoso Reis, a historian, has dismissed Russian accusations of terrorism against Ukraine, arguing that Moscow's actions are worse and aim to silence Kyiv's legitimate right to self-defense.

Moldova's Ambassador to Moscow, Lilian Darii, is being recalled for consultations by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs following a drone explosion in the Ștefan Vodă district.

The daughter of a Putin critic murdered 11 years ago in Moscow has been made the subject of an arrest warrant by the Kremlin, prompting her to warn of new developments in the case.

Moscow has noted a shift in Sofia's rhetoric towards Russia and the war in Ukraine since Rumen Radev's government took power, with the Russian Foreign Ministry stating that Bulgaria's position has become 'more moderate' and 'rational'.

A drone attack on Leipzig Halle airport has caused concern in Europe, with some suggesting a possible Moscow connection, while Russia has issued denials regarding the incident.

The Ukraine war is spilling beyond the battlefield, with Moscow and Kyiv assassins reportedly hunting weapons bosses. Draganfly CEO Cameron Chell notes that drone company leaders are now primary targets in the race for battlefield AI and autonomy advantages.

Syria and Russia have reached an agreement regarding the future of two strategic military bases on the Mediterranean coast, which will no longer be used as Moscow's military strongholds.

In an interview with TASS, a Russian official responsible for Southeast Europe praised Bulgarian President Rumen Radev. Moscow expressed expectations for Bulgaria to further reduce its dependence on Brussels.

Moscow is reportedly exploring the establishment of a direct train link to India, a proposal that gains traction as maritime disruptions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz due to hostilities involving the US, Israel, and Iran.

Another relative of Russian General Chaika has died following an explosion at a Moscow restaurant. This incident marks a further loss for the general's family.

The Royal Navy has reported a 25% surge in Russian naval activity near the UK in July, with British vessels spending 21 days monitoring Moscow's ships.

Zelensky in Belgrade, on a visit with geopolitical stakes. Kyiv wants to detach Serbia from Moscow's influence: 'A slap for the Russians'

Kievul şi Bruxelles-ul încearcă să atragă Tbilisi într-un nou conflict armat cu Rusia, a declarat sâmbătă Ministerul rus de Externe cu ocazia marcării războiului din 2008 din Georgia, informează EFE,…

A Moscow court has sentenced scientific journalist Daria Shipacheva to 12 years in prison and a fine of 300,000 rubles for treason, according to a Russian exile portal.

A proposed US bill aiming for 100% tariffs on Russian oil purchases could negatively impact countries like India, China, Slovakia, Hungary, and Azerbaijan, as it seeks to increase economic pressure on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.

The EU has imposed sanctions on five key executives of Russian arms manufacturers involved in developing Iskander missiles, Sarmat missiles, and drones, further tightening the sanctions against Moscow.

Finnish President Sauli Niinistö, known for his close relationship with Vladimir Putin, discussed Putin's animosity and hybrid warfare, emphasizing Europe's need to be able to inflict damage on Russia while also maintaining dialogue with Moscow.

Russia's FSB conducted raids on cryptocurrency exchanges in Moscow City, alleging they were part of a scam network funneling money to Ukraine. Some individuals detained reportedly believed they were working for the FSB.

Residents across Moscow reported hearing a powerful explosion around 11 AM local time, causing widespread tremors in the Russian capital.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin made a surprising statement, suggesting that Russia's economy, increasingly focused on the war, could ultimately lead to the country's downfall.

Russian citizens are beginning to feel the economic costs of the war as wages and disposable incomes decline after three years of growth, according to The Moscow Times.

Drones have targeted German-linked companies in Ukraine, with a Russian connection suspected for an attack in Leipzig. An anti-terrorism expert suggests that if Moscow's involvement in the airport drone attacks is proven, it could trigger Article 4 of the NATO alliance, indicating the seriousness of the raid.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson stated that Kyiv has not submitted any proposal for the continuation of diplomatic contacts with Moscow.

Russian media outlets are reporting that Major General Plokhotnyuk and Chaiko's son-in-law have been buried in Moscow following an explosion at the Balzi Rossi restaurant on August 1st, suggesting another general may have been killed.

A man from Punjab was duped by a fake job offer for fruit-picking in Russia, leading him to be stranded in a Moscow forest after obtaining a visa through an agent.

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin stated that shifting Russia's economy onto a war footing would "kill the country," rejecting such calls in an interview with TASS director general Andrey Kondrashov.

A procession of couples attended a mass wedding festival in Moscow, with women in white wedding dresses and men in suits. Russia hopes this event will encourage a new baby boom, with music and announcements of couples' origins filling the air.

A group of Latvian scammers operating from Moscow has been detained, according to Latvian Public Media.

Russian banks, including Sberbank, are experiencing a liquidity shortage with record withdrawals, forcing them to reduce state bond purchases and potentially impacting Moscow's war financing.

According to Frankfurter Allgemeine, the energy crisis poses a significant stress test for the Hungarian government, potentially impacting the country's GDP if industrial and transport restrictions persist, while the government pursues pragmatic relations with Moscow.

Bo Nickal is scheduled to compete against an Olympic gold medalist at the RAF Moscow event on September 5. This highly anticipated matchup will take place on the Chimaev vs. Woodley card.

Thousands of signatures have been collected in a campaign to prevent the demolition of a historic Soviet-era industrial factory in Moscow.

A Moscow clinic, PlanetaMed, founded by neurologist Vasily Generalov, is accused of charging millions of rubles to 'cure' autism using methods like camel urine, parasite cleanses, and moon phases.

Russia announced that it attacked four Ukrainian naval vessels and the port of Chornomorsk. Moscow stated that these strikes targeted ships linked to the Ukrainian military and port facilities.

Bødskov targets Moscow after EU crisis meeting and migrant flow: 2,000 "pro-Russian" articles about "EU is open"

An investigation by RISE Moldova reveals that Rossiya Segodnya, the Russian state media holding company behind Sputnik and RT, continues to fund its Chișinău subsidiary directly from Moscow, despite international sanctions.

Alina Kabaeva, the Russian Olympic rhythmic gymnastics champion, has drawn media attention after being photographed wearing a wedding ring in the Moscow region.

Ukraine has launched a new wave of drone attacks targeting 19 regions across Russia, resulting in five deaths. Moscow claims to have intercepted 320 drones, with attacks hitting logistical centers near major cities.

A drone attack in the Moscow region resulted in five fatalities. Reports indicate the victims died in a warehouse in Chekhov, approximately 55 km from the capital.

A homemade bomb carried by a woman exploded inside an upscale Moscow restaurant, killing at least five people and injuring 19, during a birthday celebration for Colonel General Alexander Chaiko.

Russia is reportedly increasing pressure on fighting-age men to join military service as voluntary recruitment stalls and Moscow's military initiative in Ukraine falters.

The Sofia Metropolitanate has denied reports that a liturgy was interrupted due to the presence of Mitrofanova, following a report by the website "ChristianityBG" which claimed parishioners chanted "This is not Moscow."

Vladimir Osechkin, a prominent critic of Moscow known for exposing Kremlin crimes and torture cases, is suspending his activities. The reasons for the public enemy number one of Russia stepping down are being reported.

Konstantin Rokossovsky, a prominent Soviet commander, survived Stalin's purges and played a crucial role with his military genius in the fight against Nazi Germany, particularly in saving Moscow.

An unidentified courier is believed to have delivered a bomb to a Moscow restaurant, according to reports. Authorities are likely investigating the incident and the individual involved.

PODCAST: Iran pause, Moscow restaurant attack and GLP-1 clothes shopping  Reuters

A female bomber detonated explosives near a Moscow restaurant, killing at least three people and injuring 21 others, according to authorities.

The mayor of Moscow has labeled a deadly bomb attack on a restaurant as a 'terrorist act'.

A bomb carried by a woman exploded near a Moscow restaurant, resulting in three fatalities and 21 injuries. Security officials reported that a security worker stopped the woman as she attempted to enter the restaurant with the explosive.

Moscow has reported intercepting over 600 drones, an update likely related to ongoing military activities.

Trzy osoby zginęły w wyniku eksplozji, do której doszło w restauracji w centrum Moskwy. Okolice Aten trawi "megapożar".

A bomb exploded in front of a venue in Moscow, killing three people, while the new head of the Air Force was present. The Ukrainian president also issued a new appeal.

A short-lived fire occurred at St. Basil's Cathedral on Moscow's Red Square, close to the Kremlin.

While Moscow celebrates Russia's readmission to the Olympic Games as a diplomatic victory, pro-war bloggers in the country view it as a betrayal of territorial claims.