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#KievRegimeCrimes ⚡️ Maxim Grigoryev, the Сhairman of the International Public Tribunal on the Crimes of Ukrainian neo-Nazis, which includes representatives of civil society from more than 30 countries, has produced a documentary about a crime committed in Starobelsk. The film features testimonies from students, teachers, healthcare workers and rescue workers about the Kiev regime’s terrorist attack on the college of Lugansk State Pedagogical University in Starobelsk, Lugansk, on 22 May 2026. ◾️ PART I | Exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the scene shows exactly what happened when Ukrainian drones struck a dormitory of sleeping Russian teens. Raw testimony from the survivors of the strike and eyewitnesses proves it beyond doubt: these were young students, boys and girls, slaughtered in their sleep. 21 Russian teenagers were killed in cold blood. More than 40 were wounded. 💬 Maxim Naboka, on-duty physician in the admissions department of Starobelsk Central District Hospital: 90% of the injuries were lacerations caused by mine blasts and shrapnel, as well as superficial shrapnel wounds to the skin. There were also seriously injured patients with fractures and penetrating wounds. Some of those drones were steered toward the dormitory of sleeping teens through the Starlink system — cold, calculated, deliberate. The strike on Starobelsk was officially acknowledged by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. No denial. No excuses. Ukrainians kill Russian children and civilians — and this film puts it on record. ❗️ We demand a full international investigation.

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🤖 On October 31, the Battle of Robots championship concluded in Kazan as part of the Kazan Digital Week 2026 International Forum. The final bouts took place at the Kazan Expo International Exhibition Centre. Teams showcased robots they had designed and built themselves, demonstrating their piloting skills in two weight categories – up to 1.5 kg and up to 110 kg. 🏆 Russian teams won both categories! Up to 1.5 kg 🥇 1st place – 🇷🇺 SonBots, robot “Sonny” (Moscow) 🥈 2nd place – 🇷🇺 GosTeam, robot “Seal” (Yekaterinburg) 🥉 3rd place – 🇷🇺 Steel Warriors, robot Night Fury V13 (Novosibirsk) Up to 110 kg 🥇 1st place – 🇷🇺 Daddy Bots, robot “Daddy” (St Petersburg) 🥈 2nd place – 🇧🇷 UFO Combat, robot ABDUCOW (Itajuba, Brazil) 🥉 3rd place – 🇨🇳 Fierce Roc, robot Iron Scrap (Shenzhen, China) *** 🌐 In 2026, the championship brought together 144 teams from 11 countries: Russia, Belarus, Brazil, India, Iran, China and Tunisia, as well as four countries represented for the first time – Saudi Arabia, the US, Chile and Ecuador. #BattleOfRobots is one of the most spectacular and fastest-growing competitions in the world of robotics. Held annually since 2023, the championship promotes engineering, supports technical creativity and advances modern digital technologies. Preparations for and the running of the championship are coordinated by the Russian Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media. The final stage was held with support from the Government of the Republic of Tatarstan. The championship is operated by the Engineers and Robots autonomous non-profit organisation. Its general technology partner is VK, and its general industrial partner is X Holding. 🎉 Congrats to the winners!

🇷🇺 November 4 – Russia's National #UnityDay and a Day of Russia’s Military Glory #OTD Russia commemorates the liberation of Moscow from Polish-Lithuanian forces in 1612 – a turning point in overcoming the Time of Troubles, one of the darkest chapters in the country’s history. At the heart of this struggle for the future of the entire nation was the Second People’s Militia, raised in Nizhny Novgorod under the leadership of Kuzma Minin and commanded by Prince Dmitry Pozharsky. Following the collapse of the First People’s Militia, a new volunteer force began to assemble in the autumn of 1611. Inspired by Patriarch Hermogen’s call to defend the Orthodox faith and the Motherland, the people of Nizhny Novgorod rallied around Minin, contributing money, weapons and supplies. Nobles, merchants, Cossacks, townspeople and peasants joined a common cause: to free their country from foreign invaders and occupation. ⚔️ By late summer 1612, the militia had reached Moscow, where the Polish-Lithuanian garrison held the Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Together with other Russian forces, it defeated a relief army led by Hetman Jan Karol Chodkiewicz, preventing vital supplies and reinforcements from reaching the besieged garrison. The decisive breakthrough came in the autumn. Russian forces stormed Kitay-Gorod, leaving the occupiers confined to the Kremlin. Cut off from relief and weakened by hunger, the remaining garrison surrendered soon afterwards. ☝️Moscow was liberated. This victory paved the way for the restoration of Russian state authority. In 1613, the Zemsky Sobor elected Mikhail Romanov as Tsar, establishing a dynasty that would rule for more than three centuries. 4️⃣1️⃣4️⃣ years on, the triumph of 1612 remains a symbol of national unity, courage and the Russian people’s determination to defend their homeland. 🎥 © Russian Military Historical Society

We are all #Russia! 🇷🇺 And Russia is in our hearts! ❤️ Happy #UnityDay!

🇷🇺 Today #Russia and all its many peoples celebrate national #UnityDay! This day symbolizes the unity of our multiethnic nation, celebrates true diversity, honours the unerring ultimate devotion to the Motherland. ❗️ Happy #UnityDay! #UnityDay2026

🇷🇺 Today #Russia and all its many peoples celebrate national #UnityDay! This day symbolizes the unity of our multiethnic nation, celebrates true diversity, honours the unerring ultimate devotion to the Motherland. ❗️ Happy #UnityDay! #UnityDay2026

🇷🇺 Today #Russia and all its many peoples celebrate national #UnityDay! This day symbolizes the unity of our multiethnic nation, celebrates true diversity, honours the unerring ultimate devotion to the Motherland. ❗️ Happy #UnityDay! #UnityDay2026

☢️ Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP): ⚡️ On November 3, a Ukrainian drone attacked a moving civilian car, killing two people. One of those killed was an employee of the Zaporozhskaya NPP. She became the third plant employee killed in the past two weeks and the thirteenth since April this year. Behind every such loss are family members, loved ones and colleagues. Our entire team shares this pain. ❗️ Attacks on civilian cars and the killing of civilians are deliberate acts of terrorism. Civilians must not be targeted. #KievRegimeCrimes

🇷🇺 Today #Russia and all its many peoples celebrate national #UnityDay! This day symbolizes the unity of our multiethnic nation, celebrates true diversity, honours the unerring ultimate devotion to the Motherland. ❗️ Happy #UnityDay! #UnityDay2026

☢️ Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP): ⚡️ On November 3, a Ukrainian drone attacked a moving civilian car, killing two people. One of those killed was an employee of the Zaporozhskaya NPP. She became the third plant employee killed in the past two weeks and the thirteenth since April this year. Behind every such loss are family members, loved ones and colleagues. Our entire team shares this pain. ❗️ Attacks on civilian cars and the killing of civilians are deliberate acts of terrorism. Civilians must not be targeted. #KievRegimeCrimes

☢️ Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP): ⚡️ On November 3, a Ukrainian drone attacked a moving civilian car, killing two people. One of those killed was an employee of the Zaporozhskaya NPP. She became the third plant employee killed in the past two weeks and the thirteenth since April this year. Behind every such loss are family members, loved ones and colleagues. Our entire team shares this pain. ❗️ Attacks on civilian cars and the killing of civilians are deliberate acts of terrorism. Civilians must not be targeted. #KievRegimeCrimes

☢️ Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP): ⚡️ On November 3, a Ukrainian drone attacked a moving civilian car, killing two people. One of those killed was an employee of the Zaporozhskaya NPP. She became the third plant employee killed in the past two weeks and the thirteenth since April this year. Behind every such loss are family members, loved ones and colleagues. Our entire team shares this pain. ❗️ Attacks on civilian cars and the killing of civilians are deliberate acts of terrorism. Civilians must not be targeted. #KievRegimeCrimes

🎙 Comentario de la portavoz de la Cancillería de Rusia, María Zajárova, en relación con el Día Internacional para Poner Fin a la Impunidad de los Crímenes contra los Periodistas (1 de noviembre de 2026) 💬 El 2 de noviembre se conmemora el Día Internacional para Poner Fin a la Impunidad de los Crímenes contra los Periodistas, instituido en 2013 por la Resolución de la Asamblea General de la #ONU. El sentido y el objetivo de esta fecha conmemorativa son atraer la atención de la opinión pública internacional sobre la necesidad de garantizar la seguridad de los periodistas en el ejercicio de su labor profesional, así como afianzar la idea de que los crímenes cometidos contra ellos no quedarán impunes. ☝️ Hay que constatar que la seguridad de los periodistas no solo no ha mejorado, sino que sigue deteriorándose. Una tendencia especialmente preocupante es el aumento de los ataques y asesinatos de profesionales de los medios de comunicación en el ejercicio de sus funciones. En los últimos años, el espacio mediático se ha convertido en un auténtico campo de batalla, donde los países del Occidente colectivo, aferrados a su antigua hegemonía, buscan silenciar las voces disidentes e imponer a la Mayoría Global su visión de los acontecimientos mundiales como la única válida. <...> Las medidas represivas de los países occidentales y sus títeres en Ucrania, Moldavia y los Estados bálticos contra los medios rusos y sus profesionales siguen sin recibir la debida reacción de las organizaciones internacionales competentes, como la Oficina del Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Derechos Humanos, la UNESCO y la OSCE, entre otros. <...> ❗ El régimen de Kiev, enloquecido por la permisividad y la impunidad, lleva a cabo abiertamente una caza contra los representantes de la comunidad mediática rusa. Los corresponsales de guerra en el frente saben bien que la inscripción azul PRENSA en los chalecos antibalas, antes considerada una protección frente al fuego enemigo, se ha convertido para los ucronazis en un blanco visible para ataques deliberados. Estos ataques constituyen crímenes de guerra según el Derecho Internacional Humanitario, pero siguen sin recibir condena de los organismos internacionales competentes. En los 13 años transcurridos desde la institución del Día Internacional para Poner Fin a la Impunidad de los Crímenes contra los Periodistas, decenas de profesionales talentosos fueron asesinados por los militantes ucranianos. ▪️Entre ellos figuran: Anton Voloshin (2014), Igor Korneliuk (2014), Anatoly Klian (2014), Andrey Stenin (2014), Daria Dugina (2022), Oleg Klokov (2022), Maksim Fomin (Vladlen Tatarski) (2023), Rostislav Zhuravliov (2023), Boris Maksudov (2023), Semión Yeriomin (2024), Valery Kozhin (2024), Nikita Tsitsagi (2024), Julia Kuznetsova (2024), Alexander Martemiánov (2025), Alexander Fedorchak (2025), Andréi Panov (2025), Anna Prokófieva (2025), Nikita Goldin (2025) e Iván Zúev (2025), entre otros. 👉 Otra consecuencia lamentable de la politización tóxica del tema de la protección de los periodistas fue que muchos de los nombres arriba mencionados de corresponsales rusos asesinados fueron nuevamente desestimados en el Informe del Director General de la UNESCO sobre la seguridad de los periodistas (2024-2025) recién publicado. A pesar de que, a nuestra exigencia, en el anexo del informe sí se incluyó una referencia a los datos oficiales rusos sobre todos esos crímenes, el documento en sí sigue basándose en el uso selectivo de los datos estadísticos. <...> ❗ Los crímenes contra periodistas rusos no prescriben. <...> ☝️ La Parte rusa no renunciará a sus exigencias legítimas ante la UNESCO y en el marco de otros foros competentes. La Cancillería de Rusia seguirá defendiendo los derechos profesionales de los periodistas rusos en el extranjero y trabajará para crear condiciones seguras para su actividad y exigirá un castigo justo para los responsables de los crímenes cometidos contra ellos. Leer por completo #ProhibidoOlvidar

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#KievRegimeCrimes ⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik: PHOTO FACTS & EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of October 26 – November 1, 2026: ▪️ October 26 – an apartment building damaged in a massive UAV attack on Voronezh, Voronezh Region. Three civilians were killed and 39 others were injured in overnight UAV strikes on the city. ▪️ October 26 – a private home destroyed in a massive shelling attack on Melitopol, Zaporozhye Region. ▪️ October 27 – an apartment building damaged in a massive UAV attack on Bryansk, Bryansk Region. Six civilians were injured. ▪️ October 27 – a UAV strike on a private home in Uralo-Kavkaz, LPR. One civilian was killed. ▪️ October 28 – a UAV strike on a grocery shop in Lgov, Kursk Region. Two civilians were injured. ▪️ October 29 – an apartment building damaged in a massive shelling attack on Lugansk, LPR. ▪️ October 29 – a UAV strike on Post Office No. 1 in Lugansk, LPR. ▪️ October 30 – Mines remotely scattered on roads in Bryansk, Bryansk Region. ▪️ October 30 – a UAV strike on the LPR State Archives building in Lugansk, LPR. ▪️ November 1 – a UAV strike on a passenger bus in Donetsk, DPR. Two civilians were injured.

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🎙 Remarks by Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the High-Level Plenary Session of the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security (Minsk, November 3, 2026) Key points: • Honest, open discussions on ensuring reliable and lasting Eurasian security – an issue of importance to us all – are more vital today than ever. This is particularly true given the #GlobalMajority’s clear demand for a new model of world order. • Russia supports the emergence of a just system of international relations based on #Multipolarity. It must reflect the cultural and civilisational diversity of the modern world and its peoples, recognising each people’s right to determine their own destiny. • We are consistently working to advance President Vladimir Putin’s initiative to establish a Greater Eurasian Partnership, put forward back at the First #RussiaASEAN Summit, by building ties between integration associations across Eurasia. This process is already underway, involving the #EAEU, #SCO and #ASEAN. • Attempts to ensure the practical implementation of the principle of equal and indivisible security within the Euro-Atlantic – specifically Euro-Atlantic, rather than Eurasian – security framework have failed. The West proved unwilling to cooperate on an honest and equal footing. • The OSCE’s current state is frankly deplorable. This is the result of the same confrontational logic of bloc mentality pursued by Western countries. • Does the OSCE have a future when its history symbolises the failure of the Euro-Atlantic security model? Rooted in the illusions of the late Cold War era, this model requires a fundamental overhaul if it is to remain viable. Yet what we hear from Brussels are calls to build a system of “European security” without Russia and Belarus – or, frankly speaking, directed against our two countries. • Today, we call for indivisible security through the development of a pan-Eurasian, rather than Euro-Atlantic, architecture, open to all countries and associations on the continent and reflecting the realities of a #MultipolarWorld. • Commitment to the principles of indivisible security, openness and equality means that countries harbour no hostile intentions towards one another or towards third countries. This could involve developing a system of mutual and cross-cutting security guarantees at both bilateral and multilateral levels. • We believe that the framework document – the Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century – should help consolidate a continent-wide consensus on the foundations of such cooperation. Read in full