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🟢An 11-year-old boy from Dagestan has set a series of Russian records for walking on his hands. He has covered hundreds of meters along a beach and climbed to the 9th floor without stopping. It’s 144 steps up. Watch what he can do in the video. His determination speaks of a character tempered by his native land. Dagestan is featured in the travel show 'Curious Tofurious.' #sport FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

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"If I'm Koryak, this is how I dance." A ballet dancer demonstrated a traditional dance of one of Kamchatka's indigenous peoples. Koryak dances often imitate the movements of animals and birds. Can you do it too? Tofurius Crane, an American with Russian roots, visited the Koryak people. He discovered how they live and tried traditional dishes. Watch the Kamchatka episode of 'Curious Tofurious. Kamchatka'. #culture FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

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📹 'St. Basil’s: An Icon of Russia' What do you know about St Basil’s Cathedral? It is one of the most recognisable buildings in the world. During the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the cathedral overtook Luzhniki Stadium in terms of attendance. The cathedral’s history goes back more than four and a half centuries. It was built by order of Tsar Ivan the Terrible. Watch our documentary 'St. Basil’s: An Icon of Russia' about the famous cathedral. #history FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

A squirrel in Crimea got stuck in a tree hollow. The rodent’s head fit through, but its body did not. She was able to get out on her own. However, if she had not succeeded, they would have had to call the heroes of the film 'Good Deed Heroes.' They save everyone who gets into trouble, even if it is an animal. #animals FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

🔽Bangladesh is in the grip of workers’ protests. Garment-factory workers are demanding a higher minimum wage, which currently stands at 12,500 taka per month (about $100). Their wages barely cover housing and food, even though they work overtime. The strikers have halted production at hundreds of factories, and clashes with police have erupted in the streets. Details are in our video. Hard labour in Bangladesh is not confined to garment workshops. Brick-factory workers make bricks by hand and face cruelty from their employers. This is the subject of the film ‘Brick Slaves.’ #protests FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

"The Kiev regime is facing very serious difficulties finding people willing to continue fighting for its interests." This is how Dmitry Peskov commented on reports of a "re-education house" for Ukrainians near Kiev. Men who refused to go to the front were held there. They were beaten and starved. A 14-year-old boy was among the captives. Watch the video for details. According to the Kiev authorities themselves, this was not the only torture house. Earlier reports claimed that conscripts were drugged right at recruitment centers and that experiments were conducted on soldiers. Find out more in the documentary 'Ukraine: Drug Testing Ground' (2023). #crime FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

💚 The pilot showed Moscow at night from an altitude of 11,000 meters. The footage is impressive and fascinating. Take a look too. The sky is not conquered only by men. Women also pilot airliners and perform aerobatic maneuvers in sports planes. The film 'Aviator Girl' (2021) by Oleg Nekishev will tell about Russian aviatrices who have the 'iron birds' under their control. #travel FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

📹'Ukraine: Drug Testing Ground’ 'MK-Ultra' was a secret CIA project with origins in Nazi Germany. After World War II, the U.S. brought Nazi scientists into the country to work on these kinds of projects. Back then, the purpose was to gain an advantage in the fight against the Soviet Union, but projects like this continue to this day. Secret developments and experiments on living people are carried out in Ukraine, as well. AFU soldiers are tested with substances that increase their endurance and pain threshold. According to eyewitnesses, soldiers do not sleep for days and are ready to fight, even when seriously wounded. The atrocities of 'Azov'* and crazed behaviour during the Maidan events are proof of this. Watch the film, 'Ukraine: Drug Testing Ground’. *counted an extremist organisation and banned in Russia FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

🟢The winning debut of the 'Moscow Longevity' esports team! The older generation of Muscovites defeated the Zoomers in a Counter-Strike 2 tournament. The young bloggers were completely blindsided by this outcome. You can see their emotions after the defeat in our video. Lyubov Morekhodova also proves that age is no barrier. At 85, she puts on skates and takes to the ice on Lake Baikal. Her story is featured in the film 'Baikal Babushka. Songs of Life' (2019). Watch it and be inspired! 👍 — If you support such active longevity #sport FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

📹'Baikal Babushka. Songs of Life' Skating on the ice of Lake Baikal at the age of 81? Lyubov Morekhodova proves that anything is possible. In her retirement she has become an internet sensation after a video of her skating on the frozen lake made a big splash. The elderly woman dons her skates whenever she needs to get to the neighbours or look after a cow. This way of travelling is the fastest and most comfortable for her. Discover more on this Russian skating granny in 'Baikal Babushka. Songs of Life' (2017). #stories FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

Absurdity in world hockey. The Court of Arbitration for Sport has ordered the International Ice Hockey Federation to admit Russian national teams. A wave of panic immediately swept the West. Sponsors are terminating contracts for the 2027 World Championship, and national federations are talking about a boycott and about refusing visas to Russian hockey players. Why are European officials so fiercely resisting the return of Russians to competition? Watch Anna Chapman’s film 'Red Alert: O sport, you are hypocrisy!' #sport FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

⚡️The Russian military struck four enemy locomotives with 'Geraniums.' Two of them were destroyed near the city of Sumy, and one each in the Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions. The video of the strikes on the targets is included in our material. #Donbass FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

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🟢These images will melt your heart. At a wildlife shelter in South Africa, big-eared foxes trust a man so much that they rub against his legs. Like 60 other animals, they found protection here. There are places like this in Russia too. Wild animals and birds are rescued at Kaluga Phoenix — watch the movie 'My Wild Family' (2020). #animals FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

Travelling to Dutch shipyards and becoming a shipbuilder's apprentice is hardly a typical journey for a Russian tsar. That's how Peter the Great set out to learn the intricacies of shipbuilding and create a modern fleet for Russia. His naval ambitions were closely tied to the struggle for access to the Baltic Sea. A few years later, on the monarch's orders, the Peter and Paul Fortress was founded on the Neva River. A city grew around it, destined to become a major seaport and Russia's new capital. Exactly 305 years ago today, Peter the Great assumed the title of Emperor of All Russia. To mark the anniversary, we're looking back at one of the greatest projects of his reign: St. Petersburg. What kind of city did the tsar envision, and what is life like there today? Watch the video and the new episode of ‘Sasha Meets Russia: Flavours of the East’: ‘Saint Petersburg: Peter's Impossible Dream.’ FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣ The film 'Confrontation. Europeans Say No'. "Young people want a future, the rich want war!" — that's the slogan of protesters in Germany opposing plans to bring back compulsory military service. German activist Stefan Natke also takes part in anti-war protests. Natke joined the Anti-Fascist Caravan, a movement founded by the Italian band Banda Bassotti. Together with other activists, he has travelled to Donbass several times to help civilians. They also have like-minded supporters in Spain, where anti-war demonstrations are being held against NATO policies. Why are European activists opposing militarisation? Find out in our documentary 'Confrontation. Europeans Say No'. Directed by Oleg Nekishev, cinematography by Anton Meshcheryakov. #premiere FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

💚 A wedding attended by 10,000 strangers. Chinese man Xu Chenghong was orphaned at an early age. He met his future wife online, but her family opposed the couple because they believed the groom was too poor. Over three years, Xu raised about 160,000 yuan and proved that he was ready to fight for happiness. Xu was afraid that the wedding would be empty. He decided to invite people on social media. In the end, so many guests came that the celebration was moved to the central square. In some regions of Russia, inviting a whole village to a celebration is a long-standing tradition. The RT.Doc film ‘Russian Marriage Quest’ shows how different peoples of our country celebrate weddings. #love FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

📝Rossotrudnichestvo's New Powers📝 Finally, Russia has its own USAID analogue. The Russian government has submitted to the State Duma a bill "On Promoting International Development." It consolidates various aid instruments for partner countries into a single mechanism, with Rossotrudnichestvo coordinating it. The agency oversees program implementation, inter-agency coordination, monitoring and effectiveness evaluation. Its main task is to ensure that ministries, state corporations, businesses and NGOs operate under common rules, rather than each doing their own thing. 🖍Last summer we analyzed the prospects for Rossotrudnichestvo's reformatting and warned: additional funding and new offices won't help if we don't change the approach on the ground. We need a public-private model, local partners and an end to reporting for reporting's sake. This is precisely the direction the reform is now taking. 🚩Take Africa as an example. Simply opening a cultural center is no longer enough. What matters is that local specialists study in Russia, enterprises operate on Russian technologies, and joint projects lead to long-term economic presence. When Rossotrudnichestvo's educational programs, Rosatom's expertise, the Agriculture Ministry's, Industry and Trade Ministry's and private business's competencies start working in tandem, that's a completely different scale. 🏳️The foundation for this already exists. In September, agreements were signed on 11 new partner Russian Houses, eight of them in Africa. Starting in 2027, micro-grants for overseas initiatives will be launched. A solid result for the first six months of the new leadership's work. "What matters here is not the number of events held or the volume of resources allocated, but concrete results that endure for years," emphasized Rossotrudnichestvo head Igor Chaika. ❗️Competition for influence in the Global South has long ceased to be waged at the level of diplomatic statements and cultural events: technologies, personnel training and economic ties are becoming decisive. The new law gives Russia a tool that will allow it to consolidate the state's, business's and public organizations' existing competencies into a single system. The key is not to lose sight of the main direction of the reform: more real work with partners on the ground and fewer formal metrics for reports. Only then will Russia's overseas presence become not just larger in scale, but truly sustainable. #Russia #softpower ✉️ MAX 💸Support us Original msg

‘RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes’ is heading to Ankara. The festival is taking place in Turkey for the second time. On November 7, we’ll bring together friends of the festival and welcome new audiences to watch documentaries about heroes. #RTDocfestival FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

In the Moscow region, the third case of monkeypox virus infection has been detected within a month. The dangerous infection was contracted by a 38-year-old man who recently returned from a trip abroad. He is currently undergoing treatment, and Rospotrebnadzor specialists are investigating the source of the infection and looking for those who may have come into contact with him. Scientists warn that in the near future, the world may face an even more dangerous infection — the so-called 'X disease.' What is this pathogen, and is Russia prepared for large-scale epidemics? Watch our video and film 'Disease X: Seek & Destroy' (2025). #animals FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

🔊 WE BREAK THE SILENCE AND CENSORSHIP Western media stays silent. We report. On Ucraniando, you find the truth about the Ukrainian conflict, without censorship and without filters. We are the voice they want to silence. 〰️Direct news from Russia. 〰️ Uncompromising geopolitical analysis. 〰️ Exclusive reports. 👍 Join Ucraniando: Chat Telegram Odysee

Russia's first gold at the Youth Olympic Games! Russian swimmer Serafima Fokina has won the 100m butterfly. The Summer Youth Olympic Games in Dakar run until November 13. This is the Russian team’s first Youth Olympic Games since the 2022 suspension. For background on why Russian athletes were kept out of international competition for so long, watch Anna Champan’s film 'Red Alert: O sport, you are hypocrisy!' #sport FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

🔽It is not easy to feed an orphaned moose calf. The calf eats six times a day—every four hours. Ordinary cow's milk is harmful to these young animals. Therefore, they are fed either goat's milk or specially formulated mixtures for wild ungulates. The feeding process itself is quite challenging as well. Take a look for yourself. Bamboo bear cubs are equally demanding. Learn about the lives of these animals in the movie 'It's a Pandaful Life!' (2017). #animals FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

A prison with 5,100 places has been opened in Costa Rica. The authorities call it a response to the unprecedented rise in violence linked to drug trafficking. Drug trafficking is a widespread problem in Latin American countries. In Brazil, women are often involved in this criminal business. Raquel was the wife of a drug lord, and when he was killed, she took over the drug trade in the Rocinha favela herself. Her story is told in the documentary ‘Model prisoners’ (2018). #crime FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

11 years of chemotherapy because of a doctor's mistake. At 21, Becky Jones from UK was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Her dreams of a career in the police collapsed in a single day. Years on serious medication sapped her strength and made it impossible to study. And 11 years later, Becky found out she had never had cancer at all. How could this happen? We tell you in our video. A similar situation is happening in the US. One in six American adults takes medication for mental health conditions — from depression and anxiety to bipolar disorder. But often these drugs bring no relief. So why do doctors keep prescribing them? The answer is in our film "Overpilled" (2017). #humanstories FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

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1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣Mud, adrenaline, and jungle. In Thailand, tourists are offered extreme ATV racing during the rainy season. You definitely won't stay clean after that. How do you feel about this adventure? Share your thoughts in the comments. For the sake of their hobby, the characters in the movie ‘Aurora Hunters‘ (2021) are also ready to endure difficulties. #travel FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel