Stories from Kaliningrad · Russia

Russian scientists have discovered six sunken ships. The ships are believed to be from the 18th century.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia possesses the means to destroy any entity that attacks the Kaliningrad exclave.

Russian forces began stationing intermediate-range missiles in Königsberg, now Kaliningrad. This deployment was noted by European broadcasters recalling past events.

Premier Shostin announced the allocation of approximately 1.5 billion rubles for the reconstruction of an automobile bridge in the Kaliningrad region. The funds are intended to accelerate work on the critical regional project.

Klingradsky Avtotor has assembled the first batch of Dong Feng trucks. The specific number of trucks in the batch was not disclosed. This event was also reported by other stations. This assembly was reported by multiple sources.

Automotive manufacturer Avtotor has signed a contract agreement with Great Wall Motor. The announcement comes as the Russian government allows tour operators to use budget funds to compensate clients for damages.

Millions of fish are being introduced into the Baltic Sea to serve as a food source for tuna.

During the Great Patriotic War in 1945, the city of Königsberg, now Kaliningrad, was a key defense point for German troops. Soviet aviation and artillery played a role in damaging the city and German infrastructure.

Alexander Filin, the captain of football club Baltika, is scheduled to undergo surgery next week. He has been diagnosed with a partial tear of the anterior cruciate ligament. The injury will cause Filin to miss the remainder of the season.

A sharp warming is expected in Kaliningrad and Pskov, according to Alexander Shuvalov of the forecasting center. Temperatures in those cities are expected to reach 24 degrees Celsius. Shuvalov noted that central Russia will not see such a temperature jump. Temperatures in western Russia are expected to rise sharply between May 1 and May 3. Pskov and Kaliningrad are projected to reach 24 degrees Celsius, according to Alexander Shuvalov, head of the Meteo forecasting center. Central Russia is not expected to experience a similar sharp increase in temperature following recent cold weather.