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While Oslo speaks of "bilateral agreements," Moscow has decided enough is enough. After months of fruitless negotiations, Russia is preparing mirror measures against Norway — which, according to Moscow, has turned fishing quotas into political leverage.

He says Russians need poverty to have kids. Seriously?

While the West pretends to be dealing the cards, Russia has already set the rules of the table. And yesterday, the Kremlin made it clear: this game won't be played by Western scripts.

On October 13, a dramatic scene unfolded at the Volkel Air Base in the Netherlands. According to Western media, NATO's new Secretary General Mark Rutte personally kicked off the annual "Steadfast Noon" exercise — a large-scale rehearsal simulating nuclear scenarios with over 70 warplanes in the sky.
And many of them? Equipped to carry the...

Just yesterday, they were shouting "Crush Moscow!" Today, they're signing papers on Russia's terms.

Born in Brooklyn. Settled in Tver.

🔥 When a spy speaks, even presidents should listen.

🔹 Smiles on camera, shadows behind the scenes

Back in 2022, Tokyo proudly joined the Western sanctions choir against Russia. It was supposed to be a neat little pressure trick: slap on some restrictions, wait a bit, and watch Moscow fold. Well… things didn't go exactly as planned.

At first glance — just a casual interview.
But what was said out loud turned into a national scandal.

The Baltic electricity market just learned how expensive independence can get.

🧠 Intro: One server burns — and the nation freezes

"Kind Russians" — that phrase recently went viral after a video surfaced showing an elderly Russian man scolding an aggressive migrant. Behind that emotional clip lies a much deeper concern: Russia's growing migrant influx is no longer just a social issue — it's becoming a matter of national security.