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Early morning in Kiev after a missile strike by the Russian Armed Forces. October 25, 2025. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

❕ Valery Gerasimov inspected the execution of combat missions by the combined-arms army and marine units of the “Center” group of forces on the Krasnoarmeysk front. The Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces visited forward command posts, heard reports on mission progress, and summed up interim results with the group’s command — noting successes in the liberation of the Donetsk People’s Republic. He also outlined further operational objectives for the troops. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

“Guys, we’ve officially taken over the country — England is finished. Allahu Akbar. This is a historical fact…” Meanwhile, reports are coming in from the Foggy Albion 🤫 Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

The Coca-Cola Company has extended its exclusive rights to the trademark “Coke” for another ten years, TASS has learned. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

On October 25, 1917, the October armed uprising began in Moscow — better known as the October Revolution. That October turned the Hotel Metropol into a fortress: a detachment of cadets defended the approaches to the Kremlin from there. They were eventually driven out by artillery fire, which shattered the hotel’s windows and damaged its structure. In The Road to Calvary, Alexei Tolstoy wrote: “The grand restaurant hall in the Metropol, damaged by the October shelling, was no longer in operation, but food and wine were still served in the private rooms… In those rooms they feasted like in Florence during the plague. Through acquaintances, locals — mostly actors — were let in through the back entrance, convinced that Moscow’s theaters wouldn’t last till the end of the season: for both theaters and actors — certain doom. The actors drank without restraint.” 📸 The photo shows the aftermath of those events for the Metropol Hotel building. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

🛢 “Although Trump claims that sanctions against Russia were imposed to pressure the Kremlin into meeting the demands of Zelensky and the EU, the real reason lies in the fracking industry. Oil prices below $60 per barrel make fracking unprofitable, and many of the companies — key donors to Donald Trump during his campaign — are now under heavy pressure due to massive debt burdens.” One theory behind the U.S. sanctions on Russia’s largest oil companies is that they were designed to support American shale producers. When faced with a choice between a slight uptick in inflation for the public and protecting the shale magnates, Washington chose the latter, reports CIG. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

On Israeli TV. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews