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A fire was started by Ukrainian drones attacking the Ilsky oil plant in Russia. Claims of responsibility by the SBU security service escalated geopolitical tensions and sparked worries about the region's oil sector's consequences.
The Kremlin denied providing any proof when claiming that Ukrainian military had used people as shields in response to a Human Rights Watch report on killings in Mariupol. The report emphasises how vital it is to conduct unbiased inquiries.
Due to worries about Moscow's "hybrid operation" and the impending refugee inflow, Finland decides to prolong its 832-mile border restriction with Russia for an additional two months, underscoring the continuous threat to national security.
The UN demands Russia stop transporting 20,000 Ukrainian children under duress into occupied territory, alleging violations of international law. Putin and other Russian officials get arrest warrants from the ICC; the Kremlin disputes the accusations.
Putin and Xi reaffirm their support for a multipolar world and reject US meddling. There are no plans for reciprocal visits, but they promise to keep talking about hotspots in geopolitics, such as the Middle East and Ukraine.
Putin's opponent Boris Nadezhdin was disqualified from the March election by the Central Election Commission due to signature irregularities. With a commitment to appeal, Nadezhdin questions the decision's transparency and raises questions about the competitiveness of Russia's political environment.
The directive, outlined in the published list of instructions on the Kremlin website, emphasizes joint initiatives in monitoring climatically active gases, measuring carbon balances in ecosystems, and advancing data collection systems to assess both human-induced and natural flows of greenhouse gases and other climate-affecting elements.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed eagerness to visit Pyongyang soon, his first trip in over two decades, following a meeting with the North Korean Foreign Minister.
When asked about the reported arms shipments, Peskov told Russian news agencies that such reports are consistently made without offering any substantiating evidence. Although Russia indicated that no formal agreements were reached during Kim's September visit, President Putin expressed the presence of potential avenues for military collaboration.
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