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Sanction-listed tankers carried petroleum products to Russia
Russia’s seaborne imports of petroleum products reached 368,000 tons in August, while more than 176,000 tons were shipped from South Korean ports in July and August. South Korea supplied 112,000 tons, or 31 percent, of Russia’s imports in August.
Russia drops criminal case against Lida Moniava over anti-war comments
Russia dropped the criminal case against Lida Moniava, founder of the Lighthouse organization, which runs hospices for children with serious illnesses, after determining that there were no grounds for prosecution. Moniava was arrested on September 2 over online comments about civilians killed in Russian attacks in Ukraine and faced charges carrying a prison sentence of up to 10 years.
The Kremlin begins preparations for Putin’s combined press conference and Direct Line
The Kremlin announced Tuesday that preparations had begun for this year’s combined format of Vladimir Putin’s annual press conference and the “Direct Line” program. The event’s exact date has not yet been announced, while more than 3 million questions were submitted to last year’s program.
Putin gives grain trains rail priority after Ukrainian attacks
Russian President Vladimir Putin called for grain export trains to receive priority on the rail network after Ukrainian drone attacks disrupted maritime transport hubs in the south. Agricultural shipments to northwestern Russia rose 465 percent in September, while total grain exports fell by nearly three-quarters to 1.7 million tonnes.
Russian asylum seekers in the US prepare hunger strike at Georgia ICE center
A complaint drafted by two Russian-speaking detainees at Georgia's Folkston D. Ray ICE Processing Center and signed by 14 people has raised concerns about health and living conditions at the facility. More than 50 people, including Russian citizens, are planning a hunger strike.
Irkutsk lab death prompts planned Trump–Putin call
Russian authorities say no plague was found among contacts.
Russia’s 2026 maternity capital: why birthplace matters for Russian-Turkish families
The payment for a first child is 728,921.90 rubles.
Turkey's embassy in Moscow restarts consular work after outage
Consular services at the Turkish Embassy in Moscow, unavailable since October 3 because of a technical fault, are back after the problem was fixed.
Turkish consulate in Turkistan visits International University of Tourism and Hospitality
Türkiye's Consulate General in Turkistan met Bekzhan Myrzayev, acting rector of the International University of Tourism and Hospitality, to discuss possible cooperation in education.
Turkish consul general in Ganja attends Teachers' Day celebration
Türkiye's Consul General in Ganja, Recep Öztop, attended a World Teachers' Day celebration organized by the Ganja-Dashkasan Regional Education Department.
Massive fire in Russia's Black Sea port of Sochi as oil tanker hit
The cause of the fire has not been officially confirmed.
Antalya's Russian Society performs at international seniors' festival in Kepez
The Russian Society of Antalya gave a concert at the Mimar Sinan Congress Center on October 4 as part of the 2nd International Health and Well-being in Old Age Festival organized by Kepez Municipality.
Russian House in Ankara briefs Turkish students on studying at Russian universities
Andrey Ryzhenkov of the Russian House in Ankara spoke to students at Data College about studying in Russia and presented the Russian government quota program for foreign students.
Turkish entrepreneur calls Bishkek Arena one of Central Asia's best stadiums
Turkish entrepreneur Cem Mehmet, who attended the opening of Bishkek Arena, praised the new stadium's infrastructure and capacity and congratulated the people of Kyrgyzstan.
Turkish jury members of ASTAUfest-2026 visit TÜKİB in Astana
Jury members from Türkiye attending the 7th International Gastronomy Festival ASTAUfest-2026 visited the Astana office of the Turkish-Kazakh Businessmen Association (TÜKİB).
Leaked report attributed to CIA flags civil war risk in Israel before vote
It cites the conscription dispute and economic strain.
Moscow couriers must pass a traffic rules test from October 15
Moscow's transport department is making a test on traffic rules and work standards mandatory for couriers, and from October 15 delivery services will not be allowed to assign orders to those who have not passed it.
Moscow migration center: work patent years do not count toward citizenship
Moscow's Multifunctional Migration Center says applying for Russian citizenship under the general procedure requires five years of continuous residence with a residence permit, and that a foreigner holding only a work patent counts as temporarily staying.
Four flights from Türkiye to Vnukovo turn back over Moscow airport restrictions
Planes bound for Vnukovo from Ankara, Istanbul, Dalaman and Bodrum returned to their departure airports and another landed in St. Petersburg; Russia's aviation authority says overnight restrictions in Moscow have been lifted.
Lavrov: NATO’s “defensive” label did not save Yugoslavia, Afghanistan or Libya
Russia’s foreign minister said Moscow is watching reports of NATO contingency plans closely.

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