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Zakharova: Finnish weapons sent to Ukraine are legitimate targets
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said no hostile step by Finland against Russia would go unanswered. She said Helsinki had provided Ukraine with more than 4.6 billion euros in financial and material assistance since 2022.
Kyiv declares August 21 a day of mourning after attacks
August 21 was declared a day of mourning in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, after attacks carried out on the night of August 20. The attacks killed 16 people, injured 42 and led to the rescue of 12 people.
A cargo ship caught fire at Romania’s Midia Port on the Black Sea
A cargo ship carrying ore caught fire on August 21 at Midia Port on Romania’s Black Sea coast. Firefighters are continuing their efforts to extinguish the blaze and prevent it from spreading to other parts of the port complex.
Russian government allocates over 3.5 billion rubles to energy infrastructure
On August 21, 2026, the Russian government allocated more than 3.5 billion rubles to ensure the stable operation of electricity facilities in the Belgorod and Kursk regions. The funds will be used to build and upgrade high-voltage lines and substations.
Bryansk acting governor says two people were injured in alleged drone attacks
Two people were injured in two separate drone attacks allegedly carried out in the Bryansk region on July 21, acting regional governor Yegor Kovalchuk said. He added that the injured received prompt medical assistance.
New date set in singer Dolina’s 176 million ruble compensation lawsuit
Moscow’s Lefortovo Court postponed until September 8 the lawsuit in which Larisa Dolina is seeking 176 million rubles from the convicted fraudsters who deceived her. The hearing was delayed because information about the institutions holding the defendants in custody was incomplete.
Russian authorities launch two inquiries into alleged hospital abuse of disabled child
The Volgograd Region administration and Russia’s Investigative Committee are examining allegations that a disabled child was bullied and beaten in a hospital. Committee Chairman Alexander Bastrykin requested a report on the progress of the procedural review in the region.
All 8 people escape as An-3 aircraft catches fire after hard landing in Russia
On August 21, an An-3 aircraft made a hard landing about 2 kilometers from the Zonaldnoe landing site on Sakhalin after an engine failure at an altitude of 600 meters. All 8 people on board were evacuated, and the aircraft caught fire after landing.
Cuba accuses Rubio of trying to block basic services for its people
In a statement on the US-based X platform, Rodriguez argued that sanctions targeting Cuba’s mining, foreign trade and metallurgy sectors prevent the delivery of basic services to the Cuban people. As part of its sanctions policy, the United States also added nine state institutions and three executives of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples to its list.
Russian strikes kill 16 in Kyiv and hit Odesa ports
Russian strikes on Kyiv and surrounding areas on Thursday killed 16 people and injured more than 40. Ukraine’s Air Force said 168 drones and dozens of missiles had been launched, while a residential building, a school and a children’s hospital were damaged in Kyiv.
Putin’s Iturup visit fuels tensions between Moscow and Tokyo
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s three-week tour of cities across Siberia and the Russian Far East drew a reaction from Japan after his visit to Kurilsk on Iturup Island. The visit again turned the dispute over the Kuril Islands between Moscow and Tokyo into a source of diplomatic tension.
Sergei Bochkarev may have returned to Russia’s asset seizure post
Sergei Bochkarev, head of the Civil and Judicial Department at the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office, may have been reinstated after his dismissal. About 6.5 trillion rubles in private assets have reportedly been nationalized under his direction since 2022, while the dismissal and reinstatement have not been publicly confirmed.
Şimşek says Turkey’s public debt-to-GDP ratio has fallen to a historic low
Türkiye’s Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek said the combined debt of the public, financial and private sectors, along with households, stands at 91% of the country’s national income. This is significantly below the average for developing countries, at 229%, and the global average, at 306%.
Kanye West concerts could bring 2 billion rubles to St. Petersburg's economy
The two Kanye West concerts planned in St. Petersburg for October 10 and 11 are expected to contribute 1.5 to 2 billion rubles directly to the city's economy. Total spending in Russia, including ticket revenue, could exceed 3 to 3.5 billion rubles and may reach 5 billion rubles under the baseline estimate.
Three historic routes from Moscow to Tula are being prepared for Kulikovo Field
The Kulikovo Field Museum-Reserve is preparing a tourist guide for three routes extending from Moscow to the Tula Region and the historic site. The guide will cover the historic routes, archaeological monuments, settlements and figures connected with the Battle of Kulikovo.
Russia became China’s top truck buyer in July
Russia became the largest buyer of trucks from China in July. Imports reached their highest level of the year, rising by about 20 percent from the previous month; Mexico and Vietnam ranked among the top three with purchases worth $110.5 million and $103.3 million, respectively.
Khabarovsk resident sentenced to 15 years for attempted railway sabotage
The Prosecutor’s Office of Khabarovsk Region announced that a 21-year-old man who agreed to set fire to railway relay cabinets was convicted of attempted sabotage, treason, training to carry out sabotage and laundering criminal proceeds. He will serve the first three years of his sentence in prison and the remainder in a strict-regime penal colony.
Russia’s butter imports from Kazakhstan fell 2.4-fold
Russia’s butter imports from Kazakhstan fell 2.4-fold to $1.9 million in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period last year. Imports of cheese, cottage cheese, condensed milk and cream also declined, while Russia remained the main market for Kazakhstan’s dairy exports.
Trump says alternative oil routes will reduce the Strait of Hormuz’s importance
U.S. President Donald Trump said at the White House on Wednesday that alternative oil routes and new pipelines would cause the Strait of Hormuz to lose its former importance. Trump said new and “strong” sanctions against Iran were being prepared but did not announce a date for their implementation.
Russia's air attacks on Ukraine put Poland on alert
Poland activated its military aircraft on Thursday morning after Russia conducted long-range air operations targeting Ukraine. Ground-based air defense systems and radar reconnaissance units were placed on high alert, while the measures were described as preventive.

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