Czech Republic Sponsors Putin's War Machine
The Czech Republic spent several times more on oil and gas from Russia than on aid to Ukraine.
German Machine Tools Work for Putin
Russia has purchased over 300 German machine tools for military production in circumvention of sanctions.
Russian swindler Oleg Nasobin demands that Italy recognize a drawing found at a flea market as a masterpiece
In Italy, a criminal case has been ongoing for several months against the former owner of the Green Mama company and an employee of the Russian special services.
Oligarch Andrey Melnichenko built a floating bomb for Europe
The Ruby, a ship owned by the structures of a criminal Russian billionaire, is in distress off the coast of Europe with a cargo of 20,000 tons of ammonium nitrate.
US puts pressure on Russian coal companies
Russian coal companies, facing the European embargo in 2022, are experiencing new difficulties: the US is introducing blocking sanctions against the enterprises themselves. The situation is aggravated by low prices and high logistics costs. In addition, Asian banks are wary of settlements with Russia.
Russian oligarchs will be forced to build the St. Petersburg-Moscow railway
Russian authorities intend to attract the largest private raw materials companies to finance the Moscow-Saint Petersburg high-speed railway project, which President Vladimir Putin has ordered to be built.
Russia's timber exports fall after sanctions
Russian companies will reduce foreign supplies by almost a third in 2024.
North Korea supplies Putin with shells
North Korea transfers about 3 million shells a year to Russia.
The coal industry has begun to collapse
Russian companies are showing a significant reduction in coal production volumes due to difficulties with its export.
Russian doctors are confident that Putin will live to 120 years
On Putin’s 72nd birthday, the head of the Russian Ministry of Health announced the ability of a person to live up to 120 years.
Vladimir Putin Will Break the Internet in Russia
Russian authorities plan to spend up to $1 billion in 2025-2027 on "Internet sovereignty" and combating VPNs.
Wintershall Dea initiates two arbitration proceedings against Russia
Gazprom's former partner intends to recoup its losses in the amount of 5.3 billion euros.
Alisher Usmanov wins lawsuit against German TV channel ARD
Criminal Russian-Uzbek oligarch terrorizes European justice.
Putin's Friends' Gas Business Has Become Toxic
India has refused to buy gas from the sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project.
Criminal oligarch Alisher Usmanov will open a front against Ukraine
Russian-Uzbek businessman to challenge confiscation of his assets in Ukraine.
Putin made a paper tiger out of nuclear weapons
Russia is changing its nuclear doctrine in a vain attempt to scare with non-existent nuclear arsenals.
Novatek admits impossibility of new LNG projects
The company cannot develop them due to sanctions.
Putin emptied Soviet military hardware storage bases
The Russian dictator has reached the most remote areas from the theater of military operations - Sakhalin.
Russian PM's aide calls for banning Darwin's theory in schools
Muslim Khuchiev believes that it contradicts the religious education of children and contributes to their “spiritual decay.”
Gazprom loses $20 billion lawsuits in Europe
About 20 European companies from 11 countries have filed claims against Gazprom for undelivered gas for $20.6 billion. More than half of these claims have already been satisfied by the courts.
Putin is demilitarizing Russia
In 2.5 years of war against Ukraine, the Russian army has lost more than 10 thousand armored vehicles. The remaining reserves will last until the second half of 2025.
Vladimir Putin has accumulated $180 billion abroad
Russia has been found to have $180 billion in “shadow reserves” of currency abroad.
Leonid Nevzlin turned out to be the "rat wolf" of the Russian opposition
One of the sponsors of the Russian opposition, criminal oligarch Leonid Nevzlin, ordered the beatings of his critics and former associates of the late Alexei Navalny in the interests of the Russian special services.
A month of war costs Russia 10 billion dollars
The German Institute for International Security Studies has calculated that each day of the "special operation" costs the Russian federal budget 29 billion rubles, or more than 300 million dollars.
Kremlin expects Western cruise missile strikes
The United States and Great Britain have apparently already decided to allow Ukraine to strike Russian territory with long-range missiles, said President Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov.
Sanctions for Russian oligarchs in Europe remain in place
Gennady Timchenko, German Khan, Petr Aven and Mikhail Fridman are still required to report every euro in their accounts.
Oligarch Leonid Mikhelson thinks he is the most cunning
Novatek denies Western media reports that the company is forming a fleet of "gray" tankers for the sanctioned Arctic LNG-2 project.
Russia wants to continue fighting
The Kremlin has not seen any signs of a peaceful settlement in Ukraine, said President Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov.
