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Lukyanov: As the global society that Telegram Messenger founder Pavel Durov represents begins to contract, the levels of repression in the information sector will rise.
Gallyamov: Leadership failures are causing Russians to recognize that the war is unjust; officials may launch mobilization campaign limited to provinces along Ukrainian border.
Shevchuk: Kremlin has downplayed invasion
As ‘counterterrorism operation’ because it doesn’t fit into the framework of the ‘cosmic battle’ with the West Russia says it is waging.
Rodin: Conflicting statements, reports from officials, bloggers contribute to the ‘fog of war,’ while Sudzha’s status remains unclear.
Ukrainian Ambassador to the UK Zaluzhny: Society must sacrifice freedoms in times of war.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for a political settlement of the Ukraine crisis and the healthy and steady development of China-Ukraine relations on Wednesday [July 24].
Putin makes comments on pressing international issues at SCO summit in Astana.
This article analyzes the contemporary Russian historiography on the sources of Ukrainian nationalism. Consideration of its genesis takes into account three periods: the era of feudalism, the 19th century, and the 20th century.
Analysts: New air defenses will deter Russian strikes, but manpower, artillery gaps cannot be filled; front may stabilize until end of 2024.
The year 2023 has seen a noticeable intensification of Russian-North Korean interaction, confirmed by the active exchange of mutual visits. In summer 2023, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu visited Pyongyang; in September, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in Vladivostok and met with Russian President Vladimir Putin; and in October, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov went to the DPRK.