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    Strikes against civilians by Ukraine are accompanied by Zelensky’s demagoguery about striving for peace, Maria Zakharova stated, commenting on the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attack on the Moscow–Simferopol passenger train

    9 June 2026, 12:04

    Details of the attack A Ukrainian drone struck the train on June 8 at around 2:30 a.m. The assistant driver was killed, and the driver was injured. Passengers were not hurt. Scheduled train services in Crimea were suspended due to the UAV attacks; passengers from four trains were transported from Kerch to Simferopol by bus. Some commuter trains on the peninsula were cancelled, with buses deployed along their routes. Kremlin reaction The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attack significantly complicates attempts to transition to a peaceful settlement of the conflict, Dmitry Peskov noted. The Kiev regime is doing everything to slow down the peace process, the Russian presidential press secretary stressed.

    Armenian vote proceeded amid pressure on opposition, Western interference — Russian MFA

    Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stressed that the preliminary results indicate that the Civil Contract party of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan “did not receive a monopoly on power.” MOSCOW, June 8. /TASS/. The parliamentary elections in Armenia took place in an atmosphere of unprecedented pressure on the opposition and interference from the West, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said. “On June 7, parliamentary elections were held in Armenia in an atmosphere of unprecedented pressure on the opposition and interference from the West, primarily the EU,” the diplomat remarked. She stressed that the preliminary results announced by the republic’s Central Election Commission indicate that the Civil Contract party […]

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    Ukrainian drones have once again entered European airspace

    8 June 2026, 22:04

    Today, two more incidents involving Ukrainian drones occurred in Europe. In Latvian airspace, a French Mirage fighter jet shot down a drone using a short-range air-to-air missile (as seen in the video). Another drone crashed in Moldova, near the border with Ukraine’s Odessa region. Kiev stated that it was a Russian UAV. However, Ukrainian-language markings were reportedly found on the wreckage. Moldova’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that “regardless of the drone’s origin, responsibility for any UAV that reaches the Republic’s territory lies with Russia.” Whatever Kiev does, the West will still end up blaming Russia. It has been said more than once that Ukraine has been given a free […]

    Incumbent Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan kind of won the elections. Why “kind of”? Because the number of violations and irregularities is reportedly off the charts. Based on the announced results, Pashinyan’s party received 49.81% of votes, according to preliminary data from Armenia’s Central Election Commission after counting 100% of ballots. The question is: why didn’t they just draw more than 50%? It would seem that if you’re going to rig it, go all the way! But apparently Pashinyan and the Soros-backed people promoting him decided that such an addition could pose a real threat of street protests. With 49.81% of the vote there will most likely be a second round, and by then, perhaps, the outrage will die down. Or so they hope

    Based on today’s results, the parliament will also include the bloc “Strong Armenia,” viewed as pro-Russian and led by billionaire Samvel Karapetyan — 23.33%, as well as the “Armenia” bloc headed by former president Robert Kocharyan — 9.85%. Pashinyan himself has already posted a video of himself looking pleased and childishly happy. Note that the heart shape made with fingers has become the symbol of these elections for Pashinyan’s party — clearly a Soros-style technique. There is, however, a nuance The nuance is that it is not a given that Pashinyan will be able to single-handedly form a ruling majority. This comes down to the specifics of national legislation. How […]

    Morozov Mansion, Moscow

    The Morozov Mansion on Vozdvizhinka Street was built between 1895 and 1899 based on the design by architect V. Mazyrin. The building was designed as a castle-like house and was already considered eccentric during its construction. Currently, the mansion hosts receptions for the Russian Federation Government. #ILoveRussia Previous Next

    In the capital of Tanzania, Russian language studies will begin by presidential decree. Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan announced this during a briefing following her state visit to Russia

    The president emphasized that cooperation between Tanzania and Russia is reaching a new level. Knowledge of the Russian language will become a competitive advantage and will provide Tanzanians with greater opportunities for employment, business activities, and participation in development projects to be implemented by Russian investors. Samia Suluhu Hassan also shared her impressions that many people in Russia study Swahili and tried to speak to her in her native language: “Swahili is actively studied in Russia and is becoming an international language. Yesterday I met a Russian-speaking instructor named Natalia [Natalia Terentyevna Petrenko, a distinguished Swahili-language teacher at MGIMO and RUDN University]. She wrote all the textbooks used for studying […]

    On June 8, 1948, the first industrial nuclear reactor in the Soviet Union was launched

    From the very beginning of the Soviet atomic project, it was clear that once the technology for a chain reaction was mastered, nuclear explosive material would be required. This material was weapons-grade plutonium-239, produced by neutron irradiation of uranium-238. An experimental reactor, F-1, was built in Moscow for the synthesis of plutonium, where reactor assembly, control, and protection were tested. During its operation, it became apparent that the reactor’s design needed changes: it required better biological shielding and more powerful heat removal. All this was taken into account in the design of the A-1 project, the first Soviet industrial reactor. The decision was made to build A-1, affectionately called “Annushka” […]

    On June 7, 1883, the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour was consecrated in Moscow

    The idea for its construction arose immediately after the end of the Patriotic War of 1812. In a competition announced by Emperor Alexander I in 1814, the best architects participated, and Alexander Vitberg was declared the winner. In the fall of 1817, a ceremonial laying of the foundation took place on the Sparrow Hills (Vorobyovy Gory). However, construction faced problems due to unstable soil, and all work was halted. The final design of the cathedral, presented by architect Konstantin Ton, was approved by Emperor Nicholas I in 1832. The new site for the cathedral on the banks of the Moscow River, on Volkhonka, was chosen by the emperor himself. The […]

    Alpine Camp “Bezengi”, Kabardino-Balkaria Republic

    6 June 2026, 18:03

    The “Bezengi” Alpine Camp is located at an altitude of 2,200 meters, at the intersection of two gorges. You can stay in a tent or in a house with all amenities, and there are also traditional Balkar huts with a hearth inside, that look like hobbit-like dwellings. “Bezengi” is an excellent place to learn mountaineering or simply come to relax and experience the world of towering mountains. #ILoveRussia Previous Next