- — CSTO ready to ensure its security given situation at border — statement
- According to the document, the situation in Afghanistan and on other external frontiers of the CSTO member-states is alarming
- — Russian Navy sub carrying Kalibr cruise missiles to re-enter service soon — source
- It will re-enter the combat inventory of the fourth separate submarine brigade, the source revealed
- — Hungarian parliament re-elects Orban as prime minister
- He will be serving as prime minister for the fifth time
- — US runs bioweapons programs across the world, says Russia’s Foreign Ministry
- Such programs in former Soviet republics have drawn Russia’s closest attention, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov stressed
- — Putin vows response to NATO expansion in Finland and Sweden
- NATO’s expansion to Finland and Sweden does not pose a direct threat to Moscow since Russia has no problems with those countries, the Russian leader pointed out
- — Swedish government made a decision on accession to NATO — PM
- Sweden’s envoy to NATO will soon present the application to the alliance, Magdalena Andersson informed
- — Lukashenko accuses West of full-fledged hybrid aggression against Belarus and Russia
- "The unipolar world order is becoming a thing of the past, yet the collective West is waging an aggressive war to defend its positions," the Belarusian president said
- — Putin says will inform CSTO colleagues about operation in Ukraine in detail
- The Russian leader underscored that Russia will continue to contribute to deepening of relations of strategic partnership with all CSTO member states
- — Russia says evacuation of wounded Ukrainian troops from Azovstal plant started
- Сurrently, a ceasefire has been introduced in the area of the plant and a humanitarian corridor has been opened, through which wounded Ukrainian servicemen are taken to a medical facility in Novoazovsk in the Donetsk People's Republic
- — Clean Arctic participants collect more than one tonne of waste near lake in Severodvinsk
- Severodvinsk is Clean Arctic’s first destination in the current year
- — Scientists: Economic integration with Siberia, Far East will cut Arctic development costs
- Over recent five years, big Russian companies and public structures have announced a big number of plans to develop the Arctic and to expand economic activities in the framework of the Northern Sea Route
- — Volunteers plan first cleanup expedition to Yamal’s Cape Marre-Sale
- The expedition is scheduled for late July
- — Yakutia’s company plans to make forest tree nursery
- The company will build ten greenhouses to plant up to 10 million future trees
- — Putin says hopes post-Soviet security bloc will continue to develop
- The Russian leader noted that difficult times never ended, but the organization was playing a very important, stabilizing, role on the post-Soviet space
- — Leaders of CSTO countries adopt some documents at summit in Moscow
- They included a statement of the Collective Security Council in honor of the 30th anniversary of the treaty and the 20th anniversary of the organization
- — Kiev seeks prosecution against doctors, teachers in Kherson for their duties — official
- However, many teachers and doctors in the Kherson Region have not given up their jobs, Deputy Head of the region’s Military-Civilian Administration Kirill Stremousov noted
- — Lukashenko calls for tighter cooperation within CSTO to resist foreign pressures
- The Belarusian leader warned that the CSTO’s "opponents and foes" were systematically shaking loose the basis and relations of alliance
- — McDonald's in talks with several companies to transfer business in Russia — source
- The source said that the quality of food in restaurants under the new brand will be maintained
- — US biolaboratories around Russia can be regarded as NATO facilities — Duma deputy speaker
- "The information concerning these laboratories that Russia has obtained prompts an unequivocal conclusion that the United States was implementing a dangerous military program on the territory of Ukraine," Irina Yarovaya pointed out
- — US seeking to prolong conflict in Ukraine — Belarusian president
- Even before the beginning of Russia’s military operation, Belarus drew attention to the ungrounded growth of the West’s military presence in Ukraine and in the region in general, Alexander Lukashenko underscored
- — Military cooperation, biosecurity to top agenda of CSTO summit
- The countries are planning "to discuss deeper military cooperation and more efficient interaction on an entire range of current and new challenges and threats, including those emanating from Afghanistan", according to the Kremlin
- — Russian-Finnish trade relations "almost collapse" due to western sanctions, says envoy
- According to Pavel Kuznetsov, it will take much time for trade and economic relations between the two countries to recover
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