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Russian civil aviation authorities announced late Monday extra constraints on civilian flights in the Middle East after Iran fired a retaliatory rocket attack on a U.S. military base in Qatar.Rosaviatsia provided a directive to Russian airlines and other airplane operators that reiterated an existing ban on flights to and from
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Write comment (97 Comments)The Kremlin said Tuesday that it would welcome a ceasefire between Iran and Israel after U.S. President Donald Trump unilaterally announced a halt in hostilities, a proposed peace plan that appeared to unravel almost immediately.
“If a ceasefire has indeed been achieved, this can only be welcomed,” top spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters, adding
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Read more: Kremlin Says It Would Welcome Iran-Israel Truce Amid Trump’s Uncertain Ceasefire
Write comment (96 Comments)Russian missile and drone strikes killed at least 21 people, including children, and wounded hundreds more across Ukraine on Tuesday, as President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the Netherlands for a NATO summit.
A missile strike on the eastern city of Dnipro killed at least 19 people and injured nearly 300 others, according to regional authorities.
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Read more: Russian Strikes Kill 21 in Ukraine as Zelensky Visits NATO Summit
Write comment (95 Comments)The Kremlin stated Tuesday that it would welcome a ceasefire in between Iran and Israel after U.S. President Donald Trump unilaterally announced a halt in hostilities, a proposed peace plan that appeared to unwind nearly instantly. If a ceasefire has undoubtedly been accomplished, this can just be invited, top spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told press reporters, adding
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Oil prices remain volatile as the escalation between Israel and Iran threatens to spill over onto a regional scale.
While this instability boosts Russian coffers, the outcome depends on how long the conflict lasts and how intense it is.
Moscow benefits most from a protracted conflict that leaves uncertainty over energy supplies but does not spill
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Read more: In a Prolonged Israel-Iran Conflict, Russia’s Economy Stands to Reap the Benefits
Write comment (96 Comments)Russia plans to remove Ukrainian language and literature education from the national school curriculum, including in occupied Ukrainian territories, the Kommersant business daily reported, citing a draft Education Ministry order.
The Education Ministry cited the “changed geopolitical situation” as the reason for its decision, according to Kom
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Read more: Russia to Drop Ukrainian Language From School Curriculum – Kommersant
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