Stories from Russia

The head of government has promised to introduce strict anti-corruption measures.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on Saturday that participants in the 'special military operation' are advancing and confronting an aggressive force. He added that this force is supported and armed by the NATO bloc. The source stated that forces are continuing to resist despite being supported by the entire NATO bloc.

A speaker observes a growing skepticism among the 'imagined Putin's majority' in Russia. Those who were already skeptical are asking more questions, while those who previously believed unconditionally are now leaning towards skepticism.

Kommersant FM reported that Moscow will host more matches, with a minimum requirement of 5000 attendees or participants. The source confirmed that a minimum of 5,000 attendees is required for matches in Moscow.

The Sverdlovsk Rock Club is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

Radio Svoboda UA reported an ongoing effort to speak with President Putin about real problems without glosses.

An action concluded with the symbolic release of white doves, which are a symbol of peace.

A Komsomolskaya Pravda source stated that the Russian Navy is the only fleet globally equipped with the Zircon hypersonic missile, claiming no other country possesses such a weapon. The source also asserted that the British Navy is "very far behind" the Russian Navy in terms of capabilities, noting that "one missile and nothing will be left of the ship" to illustrate the Zircon's destructive power. The statement also dismissed the military capabilities of Baltic countries, suggesting they could only deploy patrol boats against Russia. It said Russia's modern navy possesses 21st-century weapons, unlike others still using 20th-century armaments.

A song by the Russian rock group Nautilus Pompilius has been added to their album 'Wings'.

The 'Immortal Flotilla' sailed along the Neva River and its canals.