Russia Urges U.S. to Prove It Did Not Sabotage Nord Stream Pipelines
Russia urges the U.S. to prove it was not behind the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, intensifying tensions over the alleged sabotage. The White House dismisses claims as false.
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Football Dreams: Russian Children with Down Syndrome Break Barriers Through Sport
In Russia, football is helping children with Down syndrome overcome societal barriers. Coach Alina Kulikova leads a team where children become confident and sociable through the sport.
Kyiv Streets Empty as Air Raid Sirens Blare Amid Russian Military Operation
Air raid sirens echoed through Kyiv on February 24 as Russia launched a “special military operation” in eastern Ukraine, leading to closed shops and deserted streets in the capital.
Ukrainians Near Russian Border Express Concern Over U.S. Evacuation Orders
Residents near Ukraine’s border with Russia express concern over the U.S. and UK’s evacuation advisories amid rising tensions.
Embracing Tradition Abroad: Celebrating Chinese New Year in Moscow
Chinese expatriates embrace tradition abroad as they celebrate Chinese New Year in Moscow’s Chinatown, exploring the festive atmosphere and sharing cultural customs far from home.
Braving the Cold: Russia’s Winter Swimming Tradition at the Silver Forest Walrus Club
Explore Russia’s winter swimming tradition with the Silver Forest Walrus Club in Moscow, where enthusiasts like Andrey embrace the cold to build strength and community.
Russian Residents Anticipate a Spectacular Beijing Winter Olympics
Russian residents express enthusiasm for the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics, sharing support and anticipation for a spectacular event that embodies the Olympic spirit.
Putin Unveils Plan to Reshape Russia’s Political Landscape
President Vladimir Putin has unveiled plans to shift power away from the presidency, proposing constitutional reforms that strengthen the parliament and the State Council, leading to the government’s resignation.