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Russia Wednesday expanded an operation to clean up thousands of tonnes of oil that spilt into the sea and contaminated 50 kilometres of beaches after tanker ships were wrecked in a storm.

Russian oil spill contaminates 50km of Black Sea beaches

The two tankers were carrying around 9,000 tonnes of oil and satellite monitoring suggests around 3,000 were spilt, TASS state news agency reported.

Russia Wednesday expanded an operation to clean up thousands of tonnes of oil that spilt into the sea and contaminated 50 kilometres of beaches after tanker ships were wrecked in a storm.
An ageing Russian oil tanker broke up and sank and another ran aground Sunday in a strait linking the Azov and Black Seas, between Moscow-annexed Crimea and southern Russia's Krasnodar region, known for its beach resorts.
Russia's emergencies ministry said Wednesday it was working on cleaning up 49 kilometres (30 miles) of beaches from the resort of Anapa north to the port of Temryuk, and patrolling a total of 70km of beaches.
The two tankers were carrying around 9,000 tonnes of oil and satellite monitoring suggests around 3,000 were spilt, TASS state news agency reported.
Satellite images showed that oil is still leaking out of the sunk tanker, TASS reported Wednesday, citing Crimean marine researcher Sergei Stanichny, with strong winds pushing the oil towards southern Russia's beaches.
The beach resort of Anapa, with a population of around 90,000 people, on Tuesday declared an state of emergency.
The number of volunteers and emergency workers "has increased to 2,700", the emergency situations ministry said Wednesday.
They were shovelling up black oil from beaches and removing it in plastic sacks and digger trucks.
It said they had collected about 80 tonnes of oil and cleaned up more than eight kilometres (five miles) of beach.
Among those taking part were around 400 Cossacks, a people living in the steppes of Russia and Ukraine, Anapa's mayor's office said.
Volunteers in the city were working to remove oil from birds at a rescue point, TASS reported.
Foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova appealed for volunteers on her Telegram channel, saying "Anapa is battling the oil spill and trying to save beaches. Those famous beaches with golden sand that hundreds of thousands tourists flock to each year".

India also ranked among the top countries sending tourists to Moscow, with over 60,000 Indian visitors in 2023, a 26% increase from 2022. 

Russia Eases Travel Norms for India, Visa-Free Travel Expected by 2025

India also ranked among the top countries sending tourists to Moscow, with over 60,000 Indian visitors in 2023, a 26% increase from 2022.

India and Russia are set to implement visa-free travel for Indian citizens to Russia by spring 2025, a move designed to boost tourism between the two countries. This initiative is expected to significantly increase the number of Indian visitors to Russia, especially to Moscow.
Evgeny Kozlov, Chairman of the Moscow City Tourism Committee, emphasized that the agreement, currently being developed, aims to ease travel restrictions and attract more tourists. "The number of travellers from India coming to the Russian capital will significantly increase thanks to this agreement," Kozlov said.
In June 2023, both countries began discussions on a bilateral agreement to ease visa restrictions, focusing on visa-free group tourist exchanges. This move follows the introduction of e-visas for Indian travellers in August 2023, allowing them to apply for a visa online within four days.
India was one of the top five countries for the number of e-visas issued by Russia in 2023, with 9,500 e-visas granted to Indian travellers, accounting for 6% of Russia&rsquo;s total e-visa issuances. Indians typically visit Russia for business or work-related reasons.
India also ranked among the top countries sending tourists to Moscow, with over 60,000 Indian visitors in 2023, a 26% increase from 2022. In the first quarter of 2024, India was the third-largest source of business tourists to Russia. By January 2024, nearly 1,700 e-visas had been issued to Indian travellers.
Russia has previously launched similar visa-free travel programs with China and Iran and aims to replicate this success with India by 2025.

Russian forces launched a major assault on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, exacerbating power outages. International leaders urged for defense support as geopolitical tensions rose.

Russia Targets Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure

Local authorities reported multiple explosions in the southern city of Odesa and Kyiv regional authorities said air defence systems were operating.

Russia launched a large-scale attack on Ukraine's energy facilities on Friday morning, Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko said.
"The enemy continues its terror. Once again, the energy sector across Ukraine is under massive attack," Galushchenko wrote in a post on Facebook.
Ukraine's energy system has already suffered 11 Russian attack waves this year, which have caused widespread damage and lengthy power cuts all over the country.
Friday's attack prompted additional restrictions on power usage for consumers, according to the national grid operator Ukrenergo.
All of Ukraine was under air raid alarms.
Local authorities reported multiple explosions in the southern city of Odesa and Kyiv regional authorities said air defence systems were operating.
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called on partners to deliver more air defence systems urgently.
"Russia aims to deprive us of energy. Instead, we must deprive it of the means of terror. I reiterate my call for the urgent delivery of 20 NASAMS, HAWK, or IRIS-T air defense systems," Sybiha wrote in a post on X.

Controversy erupts as the Russian Chess Federation alleges Ding Liren's intentional loss in the World Chess Championship, sparking debates over match-fixing. FIDE urged to investigate as chess community grapples with integrity issues.

Ding Liren Accused Of Losing World Championship To Gukesh ‘Deliberately’

Filatov claimed that Ding's critical mistake, which shifted the game in Gukesh's favor, sparked confusion among chess experts and enthusiasts.

Russian Chess Federation President Andrei Filatov has alleged that China's Ding Liren deliberately lost the World Chess Championship final to India's D Gukesh.
The accusation emerged after Ukrainian chess coach Peter Heine Nielsen shared a screenshot of a report from the Russian news agency TASS. In the report, Filatov urged FIDE, the global chess governing body, to investigate the final match played between Ding and Gukesh in Singapore.
Filatov claimed that Ding's critical mistake, which shifted the game in Gukesh's favor, sparked confusion among chess experts and enthusiasts.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
The President of the Chess Federation of Russia🇷🇺, FIDE honorary member Andrei Filatov, accuses Ding Liren🇨🇳 of losing on purpose, and asks <a href="https://twitter.com/FIDE_chess?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@FIDE_chess</a> to start an investigation:<a href="https://twitter.com/FIDE_chess?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@FIDE_chess</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/tassagency_en?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@tassagency_en</a> <a href="https://t.co/mPpSjwj2xK">https://t.co/mPpSjwj2xK</a> <a href="https://t.co/SANqHdhVEI">pic.twitter.com/SANqHdhVEI</a>
&mdash; Peter Heine Nielsen (@PHChess) <a href="https://twitter.com/PHChess/status/1867218602396717324?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 12, 2024</a></blockquote>
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"The outcome of the final game caused confusion among professionals and fans alike," Filatov reportedly stated. "The actions of the Chinese player in the decisive phase appear highly suspicious and warrant a separate investigation by FIDE. Losing from such a favorable position would be challenging even for a first-class player. Ding Liren's defeat raises serious questions and seems intentional," he added.
The allegations have stirred controversy within the chess community, with many awaiting FIDE's response to the claims. ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/gutsy-gukesh-realises-childhood-dream-becomes-youngest-world-chess-champion-1734058113487" target="_blank">Gutsy Gukesh realises childhood dream; becomes youngest world chess champion</a>

The United States unveiled trade restrictions Tuesday on eight companies, including two Chinese firms and several from Russia, alleging human rights violations.

US Sanctions Chinese, Russian Firms over Rights Abuses

The United States unveiled trade restrictions Tuesday on eight companies, including two Chinese firms and several from Russia, alleging human rights violations.

The United States unveiled trade restrictions Tuesday on eight companies, including two Chinese firms and several from Russia, alleging human rights violations.
The China-based companies identified include Zhejiang Uniview Technologies, which US officials accuse of enabling human rights violations such as surveillance of Uyghurs and other ethnic and religious minority groups.
The other firm named by the US Commerce Department was Beijing Zhongdun Security Technology Group, which is said to develop and sell products allowing public security authorities to carry out rights violations.
The businesses were added to an "entity list," which requires US companies to have a license before exporting to them.
"Human rights abuses are contrary to the foreign policy interests of the United States," said Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security Alan Estevez in a statement.
Adding these companies to the entity list aims to "ensure that US technology is not used to enable human rights violations and abuses," he added.
A man who answered a call to a cellphone number associated with Beijing Zhongdun hung up after an AFP reporter identified himself.
Calls to two numbers associated with Zhejiang Uniview went unanswered.
The US government and lawmakers in several other Western countries have taken aim at China's treatment of the Uyghur minority in the northwestern Xinjiang region.
Rights groups have said at least one million people, mostly members of Muslim minorities, have been incarcerated in the region and face various abuses -- while Beijing vehemently denies the accusations.
Among other firms targeted on Tuesday were two in Myanmar and two others in Russia over their roles in supplying Myanmar's military with components allowing them to carry out acts like aerial attacks against civilians, the Commerce Department said.
Two other Russian entities were included for providing facial recognition technology to Moscow "to target peaceful protesters, an integral component of Russia's mass surveillance apparatus."

India-Russia friendship is “higher than the highest mountain and deeper than the deepest ocean”, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Tuesday.

Rajnath Singh meets Putin in Moscow

India-Russia friendship is &ldquo;higher than the highest mountain and deeper than the deepest ocean&rdquo;, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Tuesday.

India-Russia friendship is &ldquo;higher than the highest mountain and deeper than the deepest ocean&rdquo;, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Tuesday.
Both leaders expressed that the partnership between the countries holds immense potential and combined efforts will pave the way for remarkable outcomes, an Indian readout of the meeting said.
Singh called on Putin after co-chairing the 21st session of the India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission on Military and Military Cooperation along with Russian Defence Minister Andrey Belousov.
&ldquo;During the meeting, Rajnath Singh said &lsquo;friendship between our countries is higher than the highest mountain and deeper than the deepest ocean&rsquo;,&rdquo; the readout by the defence ministry said.
Singh conveyed to Putin that India has always stood by its Russian friends and will continue to do so in future, it said.
The defence minister also conveyed warm greetings of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to President Putin.
Glad to call on the Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin in Moscow, the defence minister said on &lsquo;X&rsquo;.
Singh embarked on the three-day trip to Russia on Sunday.
The defence minister&rsquo;s visit to Russia came five months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi travelled to Moscow and held summit talks with Putin.
During the summit, both sides had vowed to further expand India-Russia defence and military ties.
Modi travelled to Russia in October as well to attend the annual BRICS summit.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has embarked on a significant three-day diplomatic and defense engagement in Russia, marking his visit as a crucial step in enhancing the longstanding military relations between the two nations.

Rajnath Singh's Russia Visit: Strengthening Defense Ties with INS Tushil Induction

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh's visit to Russia aims at fortifying military collaboration, marked by the induction of INS Tushil and key defense talks with Russian leadership, focusing on military technology and indigenous production.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has embarked on a significant three-day diplomatic and defense engagement in Russia, marking his visit as a crucial step in enhancing the longstanding military relations between the two nations.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has embarked on a significant three-day diplomatic and defense engagement in Russia, marking his visit as a crucial step in enhancing the longstanding military relations between the two nations. Singh's agenda includes high-profile meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin and a pivotal ceremony to induct a Russian-manufactured stealth warship, the INS Tushil, into the Indian Navy&mdash;a move anticipated to fortify India's maritime capabilities significantly.
The Indian Embassy in Moscow reported Singh's arrival in the Russian capital late Sunday night, where he was welcomed by India's Ambassador to Russia, Vinay Kumar, alongside Russian Deputy Defence Minister Alexander Fomin. This reception underscores the importance both nations place on their defense and strategic partnerships.
A key event during Singh's visit is the commissioning ceremony of INS Tushil, scheduled at the Yantra Shipyard in Kaliningrad. Joining Singh at this landmark event is Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, the Chief of the Naval Staff, highlighting the warship's significance to India's naval defense strategy. The INS Tushil, a multirole stealth-guided missile frigate, epitomizes cutting-edge maritime engineering and is heralded as one of the most technologically advanced warships globally. Its induction is expected to provide a substantial boost to the Indian Navy's operational prowess in the strategically pivotal Indian Ocean, a region of increasing global maritime interest and strategic activity.
The INS Tushil's capabilities are seen as a strategic enhancement against the backdrop of India's efforts to modernize its naval forces amid growing regional maritime challenges and its ongoing commitment to ensuring secure sea lanes in the Indo-Pacific corridor. The technological advancements onboard the Tushil are anticipated to improve India's maritime surveillance and defense, featuring state-of-the-art stealth technology designed to evade detection and deliver precision-guided missile capabilities.
Following the warship commissioning, Defence Minister Singh is slated to meet Russia's Defence Minister Andrei Belousov, co-chairing the 21st India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission on Military and Military Technical Cooperation (IRIGC-MTC) meeting. This forum represents a cornerstone in the bilateral defense cooperation architecture, focusing on enhancing collaboration in fields such as arms production, military technology, and strategic defense capabilities.
Rajnath Singh, who has played an instrumental role in steering India's defense policies, enters these discussions with a notable focus on expanding India's indigenous defense manufacturing capabilities while fostering international collaborations in defense technology. The IRIGC-MTC meeting presents an opportunity to negotiate deals that further integrate Russian technology into India's defense ecosystem, while potentially opening pathways for joint development projects that include co-production agreements&mdash;a strategy integral to India's 'Make in India' campaign.
Singh's discussions with Russian leadership are expected to transverse other strategic domains, including cybersecurity collaboration, space exploration, and regional security issues. They underline a shared commitment to maintaining regional stability and underscore the enduring alliance, particularly as global power dynamics continue to shift.
In conclusion, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's current diplomatic mission in Russia signifies a deepening of defense ties between New Delhi and Moscow. It reaffirms a robust strategic partnership anchored in shared military objectives and technological symbiosis, amidst evolving geopolitical scenarios. As India continues to navigate its defense partnerships while enhancing its indigenous capabilities, the outcomes of Singh's visit may set a significant precedent for future India-Russia defense collaborations and beyond.

Russia strikes own building in Belgorod with Iran's Shahed drone

Russia strikes own building in Belgorod with Iran's Shahed drone

Russia, North Korea Comrades On Battlefield Ukraine; US Says Foreign Targets 'Fair Game'

Russia, North Korea Comrades On Battlefield Ukraine; US Says Foreign Targets 'Fair Game'

Under trials can now join Russia's war in Ukraine

Under trials can now join Russia's war in Ukraine

Video shows Russian soldiers fleeing from Ukrainian FVP drone. Soldiers were seen in pickup truck while the drone continued its attack. Video later captured Ukranian drone exploding next to the Russian truck. Drone explosion caused minor injury to on

Video Shows Russian Soldiers Fleeing In Truck From Ukranian Drone Attack

Video shows Russian soldiers fleeing from Ukrainian FVP drone. Soldiers were seen in pickup truck while the drone continued its attack. Video later captured Ukranian drone exploding next to the Russian truck. Drone explosion caused minor injury to one Russian soldiers.

Video shows Russian soldiers fleeing from Ukrainian FVP drone.&nbsp;

Video shows Russian soldiers fleeing from Ukrainian FVP drone. Soldiers were seen in pickup truck while the drone continued its attack. Video later captured Ukranian drone exploding next to the Russian truck. Drone explosion caused minor injury to one Russian soldiers.

American military officials have released new video of a startling interaction between a Russian jet flying near Alaska and a US plane sent to intercept it. In the video released on Sep 30, the Russian fighter jet comes from behind the camera and swo

Video Shows Russian Fighter Jet Zooming By Within Feet Of US Plane

American military officials have released new video of a startling interaction between a Russian jet flying near Alaska and a US plane sent to intercept it. In the video released on Sep 30, the Russian fighter jet comes from behind the camera and swoops by the U.S. plane, just feet from the aircraft. The video release of the close encounter comes weeks after a series of Russian entries into the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone, just beyond U.S. sovereign airspace. The interaction drew commendation from military officials and Alaska Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan.


American military officials have released new video of a startling interaction between a Russian jet flying near Alaska and a US plane sent to intercept it.&nbsp;

American military officials have released new video of a startling interaction between a Russian jet flying near Alaska and a US plane sent to intercept it. In the video released on Sep 30, the Russian fighter jet comes from behind the camera and swoops by the U.S. plane, just feet from the aircraft. The video release of the close encounter comes weeks after a series of Russian entries into the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone, just beyond U.S. sovereign airspace. The interaction drew commendation from military officials and Alaska Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan.

Nod for missiles is a high-stake gamble, will expose US assets worldwide. Russia has changed its nuclear doctrine as NATO talked about missile-use permission.

USA Intel Warns Of Putin’s ‘Lethal Response’ If Zelensky Get Nod To Strike Deep In Russia

Nod for missiles is a high-stake gamble, will expose US assets worldwide. Russia has changed its nuclear doctrine as NATO talked about missile-use permission.

Will the US President submit to &nbsp;Zelensky&rsquo;s missile-strike demand; intel raises alarm. NYT report details out Pentagon&rsquo;s fear if Kyiv is allowed to strike deep into Russia. Currently, in the US, Zelensky has lobbied in public &amp; private for a long-range missile nod. NTY report quotes US intel officials raising red flags, warning of &lsquo;lethal response&rsquo;. &nbsp;'Russia will hit US &amp; allies with lethal forces if Ukraine allowed using missiles'. Internal pressure on Biden to not allow Zelensky to use missiles: US official. The decision may sabotage US assets and Russia may hit US and European bases: report.&nbsp; NYT reported the nod for missiles is a high-stake gamble, will expose US assets worldwide. Russia has changed its nuclear doctrine as NATO talked about missile-use permission.
"It is proposed that aggression against Russia by any non-nuclear state, but with the participation or support of a nuclear state, be considered as their joint attack on the Russian Federation." Vladimir Putin, Russian President said. Russia's GRU Military Intel agency did multiple &lsquo;sabotage acts in Europe'.&lsquo;Putin will expand covert sabotage acts to reduce wider conflict, in response'. Joe Biden has been accused of giving-in to Putin's threats, emboldening the Russian leader. Biden's top advisory advised lethal response from Putin if the US permits missile use. Allowing Kyiv to use long-range missiles won't make much impact given the limited supply experts said.
Putin earlier said that allowing missile use would mean the West has entered war theatre. He had said NATO would&rsquo;ve to send its troops to fire such missiles. Ukrainian troops don&rsquo;t know how to use such arms, who will fire them? Putin asked.

 We all miss internet while on flights! And now it seems Russia is taking a leap as the state-owned Aeroflot Airline has made plans to bring Wi-Fi access to its planes. Russia’s Minister of Digital Development Maksut Shadayev said that Wi-Fi on Russi

On Popular Demand, Russia To Get Wi-Fi On Planes By 2028

 We all miss internet while on flights! And now it seems Russia is taking a leap as the state-owned Aeroflot Airline has made plans to bring Wi-Fi access to its planes. Russia’s Minister of Digital Development Maksut Shadayev said that Wi-Fi on Russian planes will be available by 2028.  Aeroflot’s CEO Sergei Alexandrovsky said the proposal to provide internet service on planes was a popular demand and it will depend on operators whether the Wi-Fi will be free.  Under Western sanctions, Russian airlines have lost access to service upgrades and spare parts.

&nbsp;We all miss internet while on flights! And now it seems Russia is taking a leap as the state-owned Aeroflot Airline has made plans to bring Wi-Fi access to its planes.&nbsp;

&nbsp;We all miss internet while on flights! And now it seems Russia is taking a leap as the state-owned Aeroflot Airline has made plans to bring Wi-Fi access to its planes. Russia&rsquo;s Minister of Digital Development Maksut Shadayev said that Wi-Fi on Russian planes will be available by 2028. &nbsp;Aeroflot&rsquo;s CEO Sergei Alexandrovsky said the proposal to provide internet service on planes was a popular demand and it will depend on operators whether the Wi-Fi will be free. &nbsp;Under Western sanctions, Russian airlines have lost access to service upgrades and spare parts.

Ramzan Kadyrov showed the two Tesla trucks with guns mounted on them. Chechens were seen training, hitting aerial targets with machine guns.

Chechen Boss Ramzan Kadyrov Mocks ‘Dear Guest’ Elon Musk, Displays 2 More Gun-Mounted Teslas

Ramzan Kadyrov showed the two Tesla trucks with guns mounted on them. Chechens were seen training, hitting aerial targets with machine guns.

Despite sanctions, there seems to be no dearth of Tesla cars in Russia. As Tesla disabled his truck, the Chechen boss pulled out 2 more from his garage. Ramzan Kadyrov showed the two Tesla trucks with guns mounted on them. Chechens were seen training, hitting aerial targets with machine guns. The video showed men in military gear firing from the roofs of the trucks. In August, Kadyrov drove through a square in the Grozny capital of Chechnya. Later, Kadyrov accused Tesla CEO Elon Musk of disabling his Cybertruck. But Kadyrov said remotely disabling the trucks didn't affect their performance. Trucks in great demand in Russia, give us mobility &amp; safety: Kadyrov. Cybertruck works normally without any failure on the ground: Chechen boss. Kadyrov had praised the truck because of its performance in the war zone. In past Kadyrov called Musk a genius and invited Tesla CEO to Grozny. Musk denied that he gifted Chechnya&rsquo;s strongman a cybertruck. &lsquo;Are you&hellip; so retarded that you think I donated the truck to a Russian general?&rsquo;: Musk said. The Chechen warlord, who is close to Putin, is fighting against Ukraine.

 The Arctic LNG 2 plant is situated along Russia's Northern Sea Route or NSR. 

USA Clueless, Putin’s Shadow Fleet Blinds USA Surveillance | This Sea Tanker Under Curbs Is On Way To Del

The Arctic LNG 2 plant is situated along Russia's Northern Sea Route or NSR.

A liquefied natural gas tanker under US curbs is moving towards Asia from the Arctic. LSEG ship tracking data states &nbsp;Everest Energy tanker loaded with LNG at Arctic LNG 2. The Arctic LNG 2 plant is situated along Russia's Northern Sea Route or NSR. The tanker is now on its way from the Kara Sea to the Laptev Sea along the NSR. Russia under Putin wants to make the NSR into a viable shipping route. If Putin achieves this goal it will shorten transit times between Europe and Asia.

A child was killed and another civilian was injured in a Ukrainian drone attack that targeted Moscow.

Child Killed In Ukraine Drone Strike On Moscow, Russia Downs 70 Drones

A child was killed and another civilian was injured in a Ukrainian drone attack that targeted Moscow.

A child was killed and another civilian was injured in a Ukrainian drone attack that targeted Moscow, regional governor Andrei Vorobyov said on the Telegram messaging app. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said a fire broke out on the 11th and 12th floors of residential high-rise amid the attack, after earlier reporting that 12 drones from Ukraine had been shot down.

 Russian spy, has been found dead in Norway's Risavika Bay. Nicknamed Hvaldimir, the whale's body was discovered by a father & son while fishing. The dead whale was lifted out of the water by crane for expert examination. Hvaldimir was first spotted 

Russia’s ‘Spy Whale’ Found Dead In Norway| Marine Biologist: Whale Was ‘Good A Day Before Death’

 Russian spy, has been found dead in Norway's Risavika Bay. Nicknamed Hvaldimir, the whale's body was discovered by a father & son while fishing. The dead whale was lifted out of the water by crane for expert examination. Hvaldimir was first spotted in Norway in 2019 wearing a harness with a camera mount & a buckle. The buckle had ‘Equipment St Petersburg’ inscribed on it, giving birth to ‘spy whale’ claims. The whale was 4.2 meters long & weighed 1,225kg, & was known to be tame and enjoyed playing with people.

Russian spy, has been found dead in Norway's Risavika Bay. Nicknamed Hvaldimir, the whale's body was discovered by a father &amp; son while fishing.&nbsp;

Russian spy, has been found dead in Norway's Risavika Bay. Nicknamed Hvaldimir, the whale's body was discovered by a father &amp; son while fishing. The dead whale was lifted out of the water by crane for expert examination. Hvaldimir was first spotted in Norway in 2019 wearing a harness with a camera mount &amp; a buckle. The buckle had &lsquo;Equipment St Petersburg&rsquo; inscribed on it, giving birth to &lsquo;spy whale&rsquo; claims. The whale was 4.2 meters long &amp; weighed 1,225kg, &amp; was known to be tame and enjoyed playing with people.

 17 people were found dead after an Mi-8 helicopter with 22 people aboard crashed in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula. According to officials, the helicopter went missing shortly after takeoff on August 31st, carrying 19 tourists and 3 crew. Rescuers spo

17 Dead In Helicopter Crash In Russia's Kamchatka, Search On For Remaining 5 On-Board

 17 people were found dead after an Mi-8 helicopter with 22 people aboard crashed in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula. According to officials, the helicopter went missing shortly after takeoff on August 31st, carrying 19 tourists and 3 crew. Rescuers spotted the remains of the helicopter the next day, in a hilly area at a height of 900 metres, close to the location where it went off the radar. The Mi-8 is a Soviet-designed military helicopter that is widely used for transport in Russia.

17 people were found dead after an Mi-8 helicopter with 22 people aboard crashed in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula. According to officials, the helicopter went missing shortly after takeoff on August 31st, carrying 19 tourists and 3 crew.

&nbsp;17 people were found dead after an Mi-8 helicopter with 22 people aboard crashed in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula. According to officials, the helicopter went missing shortly after takeoff on August 31st, carrying 19 tourists and 3 crew. Rescuers spotted the remains of the helicopter the next day, in a hilly area at a height of 900 metres, close to the location where it went off the radar. The Mi-8 is a Soviet-designed military helicopter that is widely used for transport in Russia.

Russian authorities were struggling to put out a massive fire in the southern Rostov region for a third consecutive day after an oil depot was hit by Ukrainian drones.

Oil Depot On Fire After Ukraine Drone Hit, Russia Struggles To Contain Inferno

Russian authorities were struggling to put out a massive fire in the southern Rostov region for a third consecutive day after an oil depot was hit by Ukrainian drones.

Russian authorities were struggling to put out a massive fire in the southern Rostov region for a third consecutive day after an oil depot was hit by Ukrainian drones. Videos shared on social media showed flames and massive plumes of smoke rising into the sky in the town of Proletarsk. The fire at the facility was burning across an area of 10,000 square meters. About 500 firefighters, as well as four planes, were tackling the fire, according to state-owned agency Tass, which cited the governor and local officials. Tass also reported that at least 41 firefighters were taken to hospital.

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