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Rosatom: IAEA expert rotation at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant completed despite drone threat
Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachev announced that the 34th IAEA expert rotation at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant was completed without incident under the risk of drone attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and the 35th team has arrived at the plant.
Kremlin: US cannot be considered 'completely neutral' due to arms aid to Ukraine
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the US cannot be seen as an 'absolutely neutral' actor in the Ukraine crisis because Washington continues to provide military and technological support to Kiev. The Moscow administration also stressed that it appreciates President Trump's sincere desire for peace efforts.
Russia reacts harshly to detention of its diplomatic couriers in Chisinau
The Russian Foreign Ministry reacted harshly to the hours-long detention of its diplomatic couriers at the airport in Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, and to the unlawful demand to search the diplomatic pouch. Moscow handed a protest note to Moldovan Ambassador Liliyan Dariy, drawing attention to the violation of the Vienna Convention.
Freed in prisoner swap, Russian soldier’s first call is to his wife: 'Russia helped, rescued me'
A Russian soldier freed in a prisoner swap between Russia and Ukraine called his wife using a phone provided by Ombudsman Yana Lantratova, saying 'Russia helped, rescued me.'
Brent crude at 4-month low: falls to pre-Iran-US war levels
Brent crude prices fell 3.4 percent to $72, returning to levels seen before the Iran-US war began. The decline was driven by optimism in markets over the Islamabad Accord and peace talks that started in Switzerland.
UN warns synthetic drug, cocaine and methamphetamine trade is growing rapidly
The United Nations reported that new synthetic drugs have reached record levels, cocaine production has peaked, and methamphetamine trade is spreading. The UN emphasized that the decline in heroin supply from Afghanistan has increased the shift towards synthetic opioids.
Putin signs law on business ombudsman reform in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved a law that radically changes the status and functioning of the business ombudsman responsible for protecting entrepreneurs' rights. Under the new regulation, the ombudsman becomes a public position, and Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs President Alexander Shokhin has been appointed as the new ombudsman.
New York Rent Control Board freezes rent increases for over 1 million apartments
The New York Rent Control Board approved a two-year rent freeze for over 1 million rent-controlled apartments in the city. The decision fulfills a campaign pledge by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Russian marines modernize mobile fire group with captured Western equipment
Russian marines operating in the special military operation in Ukraine have enhanced the technical capabilities of a mobile fire group using captured Western-made equipment. The modernization increased the system's ammunition capacity to 2,500 rounds and its effective range to 3 kilometers.
4 charged in $3 billion healthcare fraud linked to Russian crime ring in US
The US Department of Justice has charged four individuals for their alleged involvement in a $3 billion Medicare fraud and money laundering scheme linked to a Russian organized crime ring.
Russian State Duma Chairman Volodin congratulated graduating students
Russian State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin published a congratulatory message to students who held graduation ceremonies on June 26-27. Volodin wished the students to find their own professions and hoped for their path to be open.
Former Ekho Moskvy editor Maksim Kurnikov fined for foreign agent violation
A court in Russia fined former Ekho Moskvy Deputy Editor-in-Chief Maksim Kurnikov 250,000 rubles for violating the foreign agent law. Kurnikov was also banned for 2 years from activities related to managing websites and channels.
Russia files criminal case against Kamchatka organized crime group for laundering 712 million rubles
Russia's Investigative Committee has filed a criminal case against an organized crime group in Kamchatka for allegedly laundering more than 712 million rubles. The committee said the suspects collected over 1 billion rubles through fraud between 2019 and 2025.
Russian Labor Minister Kotyakov: Workers aged 40-45 are most in demand on the labor market
Russian Minister of Labor and Social Protection Anton Kotyakov said that the 40-45 age group, whose numbers are declining due to demographic trends, has become the most productive and most sought-after segment in the labor market. Kotyakov also noted that free training programs in over 200 professions are available for people in this age group.
Russia claims it downed 165 Ukrainian drones in Bryansk
Bryansk region acting governor Yegor Kovalchuk announced that 165 Ukrainian drones were destroyed overnight. He said air defense units and special forces took part in the operation.
Illegal children's camp closed in Ugdan village of Zabaykalsky after prosecutor's inspection
An illegal children's camp in Ugdan village, Zabaykalsky region, Russia, was closed after a prosecutor's inspection prompted by parental complaints. The inspection found 11 children housed in unsafe conditions and inadequately fed.
Trump administration approves $700 million engine sale for Turkiye's KAAN fighter jet
The Trump administration has approved the sale of jet engines valued at over $700 million for the initial batches of Turkiye's domestically produced KAAN fighter jet. Manufactured by General Electric, the engines will serve as a temporary solution until Turkiye's own engine is ready.
Russian shooters win silver at Junior World Championships
Stepan Konstantinov and Kseniya Samofalova won silver in the trap mixed team event at the Junior World Shooting Championships in Suhl, Germany.
Israeli El Al suspends flights due to Ukraine's Moscow attacks
Israel's national airline El Al has temporarily suspended flights on the Tel Aviv-Moscow route due to an increase in Ukraine's attacks on Russia. The company announced that alternative options will be offered to passengers.
EU transfers first tranche of 90 billion euro loan support package to Ukraine
The European Union has transferred 3.2 billion euros as the first tranche of a 90 billion euro loan support program for Ukraine. The announcement was made at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdansk, Poland.

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