In the frigid town of Podolsk in the Moscow region, a dire scenario unfolds as more than 21,000 residents find themselves in the throes of life-threatening cold, with temperatures plummeting below a bone-chilling -20°C. The community grapples with an alarming heating crisis that has pushed citizens to the brink. Frustration and desperation reach a boiling point as locals, left without the essential... 

Kyiv’s proposed ban on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) is raising concerns about potential “dire consequences” for Ukraine’s aspirations to join the European Union, according to legal experts quoted by The Telegraph. The Ukrainian parliament is expected to vote on the closure of the UOC, the country’s largest Christian denomination with 12,000 parishes, later this... 

The strike on Saturday by Ukrainian forces on Belgorod is the “worst” since the start of the conflict between Moscow and Kiev, Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said in a Telegram post. The attack killed 20 people, the Russian Emergencies Ministry reported. The shelling also left a total of 111 people injured, the ministry said. The material damage sustained by the city in the strike... 

The brutality of Vladimir Putin’s forces is starkly displayed in sickening new footage capturing the cold-blooded execution of three Ukrainian paratroopers. The harrowing scene unfolds on the frontline in the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia region, where the soldiers, kneeling with their hands behind their heads, are mercilessly gunned down. Despite efforts to verify the authenticity of the video,... 

Yekaterina Duntsova, a former TV journalist and critic of Russia’s war in Ukraine, has been disqualified from running against President Vladimir Putin in the upcoming presidential election. The country’s electoral commission unanimously rejected her candidacy application, citing “numerous violations” in the submitted papers. Duntsova, an independent politician advocating for... 

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov delivered a significant address at the Doha Forum, asserting that the era of the West’s 500-year dominance is giving way to a “new polycentric world.” Lavrov expressed his regret at being unable to attend the forum in person but suggested that discussions likely revolved around the emergence of a multipolar world after centuries of Western hegemony. Lavrov... 

The Biden regime threatened to deploy U.S. troops into direct conflict with Russia if Congress refuses to approve its $106 billion request for more Ukraine war funding. In a plea to Congress for more funding before Christmas, Joe Biden claimed Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to invade NATO countries once Russia has defeated Ukraine. “If Putin takes Ukraine, he won’t stop there,” Biden... 

The Russian Supreme Court has ruled that the “international LGBT movement” is an extremist organization that is no longer allowed to exist in Russia. In a closed hearing attended only by representatives of Russia’s Justice Ministry, the Russian Supreme Court heard a motion originally filed on Nov. 19 challenging the allowance of the international LGBT movement in Russia. Journalists... 

The leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, has voiced his apprehensions regarding the influx of migrants into Russia, declaring that the entire “Russian world is under threat” until the country revises its immigration policy. Speaking at the World Russian People’s Council, the patriarch expressed concern over the emergence and active development of ethnic enclaves... 

France conducted the first test of its latest M51.3 nuclear missile on Monday in a bid to show its counterstrike capability. The new missile, which was launched from a submarine in southwest France, can reach speeds of up to Mach 25 (approximately 30,000 kilometers per hour), according to Naval News. Russia’s most feared Zircon hypersonic nuke speed is only Mach 9. The French Armed Forces Ministry... 

The Kremlin voiced concern over NATO’s plan for a ‘military Schengen’ zone allowing free troop movement in Europe. NATO’s initiative, seen as a counter to Russian threats, heightens tensions according to Moscow. Kremlin spokesman cites increased risks and promises counter-steps to protect Russia’s security. Russia is scared, it’s already moving its nuke to EU borders Russia... 

Moscow has a moral obligation to deliver humanitarian aid to the civilian population in Gaza, Russian President Vladimir Putin argued on Wednesday. The day before, he told other BRICS leaders that he had been moved by videos depicting Palestinian children being operated on without anesthesia. Earlier this month, the World Health Organization (WHO) accused Israel of routinely targeting medical facilities.... 

For the first time since the October 7 incident, Russia is making its position known without any doubt, siding with Gaza and the Palestinians rather than Israel, their aggressor. During an October 30 meeting with his country’s security council, President Vladimir Putin addressed the matter before top government officials and heads of security agencies. His audience also included: • Prime Minister... 

The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations announced on Friday that it will dispatch two aircraft to Egypt, following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s directive, to deliver 28 tonnes of humanitarian aid to the people in the Gaza Strip. The aid shipment, which includes medical supplies and other essential items, will be transferred to the Egyptian Red Crescent Society for further delivery... 

It’s become common knowledge today that the so-called “Russian” Revolution wasn’t Russian at all — it was orchestrated and financed by alien international Jews — and one of the first laws they enacted was to make “antisemtism” a jailable or even capital offense — as the native Russian Poet, Sergei Yesinen, found out the hard way: Sergei Essenin [Yesinen], peasant-poet husband of...