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Prosecutors Demand 13 Years in Prison for Bashkortostan Activist Linked to Navalny

State prosecutors are pursuing a 13-year prison term for a journalist and activist in Bashkortostan, citing her connections to Alexei Navalny’s outlawed political group and allegations of disseminating “false information” regarding the Russian military. Olga Komleva had volunteered for several years at the regional branch of Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) before it was declared “extremist” […]

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Massive Diesel Spill in Yenisei River Strikes Krasnoyarsk Region with $15 Million Environmental Impact

Authorities in Russia’s Krasnoyarsk region announced on Friday that approximately 80 metric tons of diesel fuel were released into the Yenisei River last month, resulting in an estimated environmental damage of 1.2 billion rubles (around $15.3 million). The spill, which occurred on June 8, happened when a vessel towing two barges struck an underwater structure […]

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AI Security Systems Set to Transform Russian Airports Amid Sanctions

Major Russian airports are preparing to implement artificial intelligence in their security protocols, utilizing technology crafted by Ntechlab, a leading facial recognition firm in Russia that is currently facing Western sanctions, as reported by RTVI on Monday. The innovative system is designed to analyze surveillance footage in real-time to identify potential security risks. One feature […]

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MMA Fighter of Azerbaijani Origin Loses Russian Citizenship Amid Heightened Diplomatic Tensions

An Azerbaijani MMA fighter has reported that Russian officials have stripped him of his citizenship, a move that underscores the escalating tensions between Moscow and Baku. Javid Rzaev, aged 30, shared with the RBC news outlet that he received notification of this decision from a representative of the FSB security services in the Saratov region […]

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Kremlin Supporters Warn New Law on Extremist Content Could Harm Their Own Agenda

An increasing number of pro-Kremlin voices are expressing their opposition to a proposed legislation that would impose fines for accessing or searching for online content classified as “extremist” by Russian authorities. The bill, which the State Duma’s lower house is scheduled to vote on Thursday, would establish fines of up to 5,000 rubles (approximately $64) […]

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