Stories from Russia

Russian President Putin stated that Russia has offered parties to host enriched uranium.

Thousands of people participated in a 'Victory March' and 'Immortal Regiment' event in Pyachenyovo. The event in Pyachenyovo also included the Immortal Regiment procession, according to a new source.

An individual who spoke at the United Nations is reportedly being held in Lefortovo prison in Moscow.

Valery Pivarov, from the "Magician" club, led a dive where participants took portraits of submariners with them.

A new political cabinet has been formed, consisting of 16 ministries.

Natalya Sundupova, a designer from Buryatia, was assaulted on a Moscow bus in late April by two female passengers who demanded she speak Russian. Other passengers supported the attackers. Sundupova filmed the attackers and published the video on April 30.

Russian authorities will reportedly address social media addiction, according to a report by the newspaper 'Tino'. It highlighted that non-systemic opposition, anti-war forces, and opposition-minded citizens lack resources to resist authority.

The Telegram channel 'Electoral Law' recorded instructions intended for public sector employees in Russia's Nizhny Novgorod region.

A political party is expected to determine its candidates for participation in the Duma elections.

Russian President Putin rejected a proposal to hold negotiations with the European Union. Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected a proposal to end the war. The proposal stated that Russia's president could end the war himself. This statement was made by multiple German radio stations. It was also reported by Radio Svoboda. The proposal was aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.