Stories from Khabarovsk · Russia

Russia is considering a rule that would require tracking the origin of jewelry sales. The measure aims to combat illicit trade and ensure compliance with regulations.

A child was taken to a hospital in Khabarovsk after an incident, but is reportedly in no danger. The child is receiving medical care and components for blood transfusions. The nature of the incident and the child's condition were not immediately disclosed.

A church in a Siberian village, built in the early 20th century, is undergoing restoration. The church, once a prominent structure, is now being gradually revitalized. The restoration efforts aim to preserve the architectural heritage.

A Russian military Ural vehicle was reportedly damaged by an explosion in a civilian area. The incident occurred while civilian cars were overtaking the military vehicle.

A court in Khabarovsk sentenced a travel agency director to six years of suspended imprisonment. The director of 'Geography' agency stole over 6 million rubles from a client.

Glaciers in southeastern Russia are undergoing an retreat, according to reports. The retreat is linked to continuous global temperature increases. Glaciers in the Motrach area of Khabarovsk, southeastern Russia, are experiencing melting.

A flight traveling from Khabarovsk to Nikolayevsk-on-Amur and Okhotsk returned to its origin due to a technical malfunction. The Far Eastern Transport Prosecutor's Office reported that 37 people were on board the aircraft.