Stories from Russia

This year's parade in Red Square took place without tanks, missiles, and other heavy weapons. Russia attributed this absence to the threat of Ukrainian attacks amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Additional observations included disabled mobile internet and revoked foreign media accreditation.

An interview with Kilcher ambiguously hinted at her resemblance to an alien, which Gleb Sitnikov, a partner at Yurlov and Partners law firm, stated could be a strong argument in court.

The Shalom Theater in Moscow will present the play 'Lysistrata' as the curtain closer for its season.

A source reported that a gate for a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky was not opened, with potential locations including Moscow or Ukraine.

Rostec, a Russian state corporation, expects to transition to serious production of the import-substituted Superjet aircraft.

Valery Gergiev is conducting the third 'Festival of Musical Offerings' today at 17:00 at the Griboyedov Drama Theater in Smolensk. The festival is held in the Smolensk region, which is the birthplace of composer S. M. Markina. His opera 'A Life for the Tsar' will be featured.

Some individuals are reportedly paying money to disappear and are subsequently listed in rear military units.

Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to a question concerning a 'possibility' that requires 'preliminary work of specialists'.

Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on a path he described as a 'soft, intelligent, and mutually divorce.' The specific context of this statement was not immediately clear from the broadcast.

Moscow has reiterated its position on conflict negotiations, stating "I repeat." The source indicated that Europe has remained "at the window" of every negotiation concerning the conflict.