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Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev commented on the latest statements by the head of European diplomacy.

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Flap your wings or communism will win! 😂

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🇺🇦 🇸🇦 Ukraine and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement on military cooperation against Iran, - Zelensky.

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Meanwhile, on the beach in Bandar Abbas at the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz.

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🛰️ Detective Tolik is on the case. And here is the route showing exactly how the drones attacking Russia’s Baltic ports are flying.

That also explains all these performer’s excesses — strikes on power plant pipelines in Estonia and drones crashing on the territory of the Baltic tigers.

Iran has already shown the Persian Gulf states what is supposed to be done in such a situation. But that requires guts, and that is precisely what the wise politician seems to lack.

The result is right outside the window.

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📱 Telegram is dying in Russia right now, the head of Rostelecom said.
Pypa, the results

[⚠️ Context — Rostelecom is Russia’s state-controlled telecommunications giant, so remarks from its chief are read not as a casual market comment but as a signal from inside the country’s communications system. The line comes after months of escalating pressure on Telegram, including call restrictions in 2025 and broader slowdowns that Roskomnadzor said would continue until the platform complied with Russian law.
⚠️ Why it matters — In Russia, saying Telegram is “dying” is really a way of saying the state’s campaign against it is starting to bite. For Russian audiences, that matters because Telegram is not a niche app but a core layer of daily communication, media distribution, and political discourse.]

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When the special military operation began, Artyom Yelkin volunteered to serve in the armed forces. The chemical engineer from Tomsk had no military experience but followed a deep desire to defend his Motherland. Before heading to the front, he completed a course in tactical medicine. Artyom was seriously wounded in his very first battle. He tried to administer first aid to himself, but the wounds to his lung, jaw, and arm were too severe. He crawled several kilometres on his back, lost consciousness, and then came round again. Along the way, he encountered other soldiers and, ignoring the pain and frustration, gave them instructions on how to help him. In the end, it wasn’t just Artyom’s comrades who saved him, but his own knowledge as well.

In this documentary, Artyom shares his story, which showed him just how vital tactical medicine is. The film’s director, Klim Poplavsky, had also had training in tactical medicine before heading to the combat zone. He had to put that knowledge to use at the front while filming his first documentary, ‘War Correspondents-2’. On his return, Klim decided to undergo further training as a combat medic at the special ‘TacMed’ training centre, where core skills are taught by some of Russia’s best instructors. The intensive course lasts four days and is conducted under conditions that closely mirror those at the front. There is an immense amount of information to take in, and the physical training is gruelling. At the end, there is an individual exam.

Watch the new film by Klim Poplavsky and Anton Meshcheryakov 'Combat Medic: The Story of One Wound'.

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