Meduza
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- Source tells Vlast newsletter that Putin welcomed late-October call from Finland’s president and Norway’s prime minister as a possible start of substantive talks with Europe · 2 outlets carry this story
- Mediazona names at least 350 Russian conscripts killed in Ukraine despite official Kremlin policy against sending them into combat
- Investigation finds Russia’s billboards featuring troops fighting in Ukraine include men with criminal convictions and soldiers accused of war crimes
- Russia has declared hundreds of hotels in occupied Ukraine ‘ownerless.’ Dozens have been taken over — but one Ukrainian hotelier is fighting back.
- Hundreds of cow carcasses reportedly burned near village outside Moscow following disease outbreak
- Russia’s trainspotters have spent years documenting the country’s railways. Amid the war, their hobby has put them in the crosshairs of the security services.
- Russia’s economy is suffering under the weight of war and sanctions. So why is the ruble still one of the world’s strongest currencies?
- Russia’s State Duma and Federation Council reportedly to cut administrative staff by 15%
- Russia moves to let airlines keep flying foreign-leased planes they never returned after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine
- Zelensky says Russian strikes have damaged every power plant in Ukraine · 3 outlets carry this story
- ‘Everyone is just going to be thrilled’: Trump promises ‘big, beautiful agreement’ to end war in Ukraine
- Ukraine attacks Afipsky oil refinery in southern Russia
- Here’s what we know three days after the clash at a temporary base for the National Guard’s Azov Corps outside Kyiv
- Polish authorities detain a Russian woman and five Poles on suspicion of illegally supplying weapons components to Russia
- After condemning Latvia’s support for Kyiv, activist moves to Russia and is sent to fight in Ukraine, relatives say · 2 outlets carry this story
- Police in St. Petersburg disrupt letter-writing event for political prisoners
- In 1993, Novaya Gazeta reporters posing as a foreign buyer’s representatives were offered uranium pellets, plutonium plates, and a Soviet SS-20 nuclear warhead
- How Novaya Gazeta journalists tried to buy a nuclear warhead in 1990s Russia
- Altai beer maker asks Putin to hand it Coca-Cola’s former Russian business
- Finnish court sentences Russian captain to 3.5 years for deliberately damaging Gulf of Finland cables · 2 outlets carry this story
- Zelensky says he hopes a Democratic Congress will bring more U.S. support, while Moscow counts on Trump to keep up peace efforts · 2 outlets carry this story
- Russia is requiring employers to hire soldiers who fought in Ukraine. Meduza found they’re being recruited as kindergarten teachers, school psychologists, and even ballet dancers.
- Melania Trump meets with Russian and Ukrainian representatives at the White House · 7 outlets carry this story
- Ukraine jails two women who claimed soldiers were being held in a basement near Kyiv
- Teacher from Ukraine’s Kharkiv dies in Russian custody in occupied Crimea. She was arrested while visiting her parents.
- Ukraine releases bodycam footage from Komyshuvakha, where at least 42 people were killed in a Russian strike. The officer who filmed it was among the dead.
- US court drops criminal case against Russian scientist Kseniia Petrova, accused of smuggling frog embryos
- Two tankers headed to US under Trump-Putin diesel deal change course · 5 outlets carry this story
- Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Ryazan region, with fires reported at oil refinery and Wildberries warehouse · 2 outlets carry this story
- Occupied Crimea extends school break as Ukrainian strikes leave the peninsula without power