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Russia plans temporary fuel imports as it extends export ban
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said the country plans to address its gasoline shortage through temporary imports. Moscow extended its temporary ban on fuel exports until January 31, 2027, while reporting no problems with diesel fuel.
Sobyanin says 2,652 drones headed toward Moscow in one week
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said that 2,652 drones headed toward the Moscow region during the week from 8:30 a.m. on August 15 to 8:30 a.m. on August 22. Russia’s Defense Ministry also announced that 457 Ukrainian aircraft-type drones had been intercepted and destroyed that night.
Ukraine urges stronger US role in peace process and European talks
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called for the United States to play a more active role in peace initiatives and for Europe to take part in negotiations during his meeting with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul in Kyiv. The talks covered pressure on Russia, air defense, security and economic cooperation, energy infrastructure and Ukraine’s preparations for winter.
Russian-Serbian NIS asks US to extend license expiring on August 28
Russian-Serbian oil company NIS has applied to the US Treasury Department to extend its operating license, which expires on August 28. The request was made as part of the licensing arrangements accompanying the sale of Gazprom Neft’s 56.15% controlling stake in the company to MOL.
German Chancellor Merz faces hostile reaction during visit to fire-hit area
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced a loud reaction from the crowd while thanking emergency crews during his visit to Guy village, which was evacuated because of a forest fire. Merz’s support fell to a record low in a public opinion poll published on August 20.
Russia beat Belarus 3-0 in a friendly match in Ufa
Russia’s men’s national volleyball team defeated Belarus 3-0 in Ufa on Saturday, August 22, to win the friendly match. Russia will face Cuba on August 23 in its final match of the tournament.
Kherson governor Saldo announces tighter security ahead of State Duma elections
Kherson Region Governor Vladimir Saldo said attempts to provoke unrest could occur in the region ahead of elections for the State Duma. Saldo said security measures had been strengthened and the election process system improved.
Russia's Moscow court rejects request to detain Sukhinov
Moscow's Zamoskvoretsky District Court rejected a request on August 21 to detain Viktor Sukhinov. Sukhinov, described as a former Procter & Gamble executive, is charged with deliberate bankruptcy in a case linked to the bankruptcy of SV-Logistika.
Putin says September elections will demonstrate Russia’s stability and resilience
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 18-20 will demonstrate the state’s stability, the maturity of its political system and its resilience to external threats. Voters will cast ballots for all 450 seats in Russia’s State Duma.
German officials found a Russian-linked arms cache on the Berlin-Brandenburg border.
German officials discovered a concealed arms cache linked to Russian intelligence in a forest on the Berlin-Brandenburg border. The underground cache contained two functioning pistols and ammunition.
Russia observes National Flag Day on August 22
Russia celebrates National Flag Day on August 22, commemorating the flag with horizontal white, blue and red stripes. Its official national status was adopted in 1991, while official observance of the day was established in August 1994.
Finland summons ambassador over suspected Russian airspace violation
Finland requested an explanation from Russia’s Ambassador to Helsinki Pavel Kuznetsov over the suspected violation of its airspace. The Ministry of Defence said data showed the aircraft remained in Finnish airspace for approximately three minutes and that an investigation had been launched.
Gandhi’s handwritten notes sell for $1.69 million in Mumbai, setting an Indian history auction record
More than 600 handwritten notes penned by Mahatma Gandhi between 1944 and 1946 sold for $1.69 million in Mumbai. Saffronart announced that the sale was the highest price ever paid at auction for a document connected to Indian history; the buyer’s identity was not disclosed, and the notes will remain in India.
German Foreign Minister Wadephul to discuss defense cooperation and winter preparations in Kyiv
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul will travel to Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, on Saturday to discuss defense cooperation and preparations for the approaching winter. The agenda will include support with energy equipment, protecting critical infrastructure and supporting Ukraine’s energy sector.
France bans tap water for drinking and cooking in two settlements
Tap water may not be drunk or used to prepare food in Les Chavannes and La Chapelle, in France’s Savoie region, after uranium levels exceeded the limit set by new European drinking water standards. The issue affects a total of 1,760 people living in three settlements.
Prague court rejects Sudliankova’s appeal over GRU allegations
The Prague Municipal Court rejected Belarusian journalist Natalia Sudliankova’s appeal against the Czech government’s expulsion decision. The ruling cited classified information and the court’s assessment that Sudliankova worked on behalf of Russia’s military intelligence service, the GRU.
Russia re-lists Mediazona as a foreign agent over anti-war coverage
Russia’s Justice Ministry has once again registered the exiled news outlet Mediazona as a “foreign agent.” The decision cites allegations that the outlet spread false information about Russian law enforcement, published anti-war reports and reproduced content from entities classified under certain designations.
Russian drone strike kills 15 in Kryvyi Rih
At least 15 people were killed and more than 130 injured in a Russian drone strike on a shopping mall in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih on Friday. The injured included 22 children, while 29 people, including five children, were in serious condition.
A drone strike sparks fire at Ozon logistics center in Samara
Samara Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev said the region came under an intense overnight drone attack and that a fire broke out at an Ozon logistics center. Ozon said more than 500 people were evacuated and warehouse operations were suspended indefinitely.
Russian President Putin awards state honors to South Ossetian cultural figures
Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded state honors to figures from South Ossetia’s cultural sector on August 21. Merabi Zasseyev, Olga Mikhailidi and Igor Tasoyev received the Pushkin Medal.

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