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#Announcement
⚡️ On October 14-16, Moscow will host the Russian Energy Week 2026 International Forum.
#REW is Russia’s leading international platform for discussing key issues in the development of the fuel and energy sector, interregional cooperation and international energy partnerships.
Over the years, the Forum has established itself as one of the most prominent international venues for discussing pressing issues facing the fuel and energy industries.
This year’s programme features more than 30 panel sessions and discussions with over 100 speakers, organised into seven thematic tracks:
• Oil Market Transformation
• Gas Market Development
• Investment in the Electric Power Industry
• New Energy
• Environment and Energy Efficiency
• The Energy of International Cooperation
• Education and Workforce Development
💬 Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak:
🌐 The REW 2026 agenda includes oil production in the Arctic, economic and energy development in the digital age, the “3+3” platform and energy cooperation in the South Caucasus.
Particular attention will be paid to #RussiaASEAN energy cooperation. A meeting of the UN Economic Commission for Europe (#UNECE) working group on digitalisation in energy will also take place.
💬 Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation Sergey Tsivilev:
👉 More on REW 2026 Youth Day on October 14
👉 REW 2026 Business Programme
👉 Information about the Forum on the official REW 2026 website
#REW2026
⚡️ On October 14-16, Moscow will host the Russian Energy Week 2026 International Forum.
#REW is Russia’s leading international platform for discussing key issues in the development of the fuel and energy sector, interregional cooperation and international energy partnerships.
Over the years, the Forum has established itself as one of the most prominent international venues for discussing pressing issues facing the fuel and energy industries.
This year’s programme features more than 30 panel sessions and discussions with over 100 speakers, organised into seven thematic tracks:
• Oil Market Transformation
• Gas Market Development
• Investment in the Electric Power Industry
• New Energy
• Environment and Energy Efficiency
• The Energy of International Cooperation
• Education and Workforce Development
💬 Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak:
The goal of Russian Energy Week 2026 is to make dialogue within the industry as practical as possible.
The business programme is structured around the key segments of the fuel and energy sector: oil and gas, electric power, renewables and technological modernisation.
The technology and industry strategy tracks have also been expanded, giving participants clear guidance for planning and implementing solutions. Particular attention will be paid to international projects and investment.
🌐 The REW 2026 agenda includes oil production in the Arctic, economic and energy development in the digital age, the “3+3” platform and energy cooperation in the South Caucasus.
Particular attention will be paid to #RussiaASEAN energy cooperation. A meeting of the UN Economic Commission for Europe (#UNECE) working group on digitalisation in energy will also take place.
💬 Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation Sergey Tsivilev:
Russian Energy Week provides a platform for developing solutions that are crucial to the industry’s operations.
I would also like to highlight Youth Day. It offers young professionals an opportunity to speak directly with industry leaders, put forward their ideas and explore career prospects in the fuel and energy sector.
This is the generation that will shape Russia’s energy industry in the decades ahead.
👉 More on REW 2026 Youth Day on October 14
👉 REW 2026 Business Programme
👉 Information about the Forum on the official REW 2026 website
#REW2026
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🕯 On October 9, Yeysk (a Russian city on the Sea of Azov coast in the Krasnodar Territory) honoured the memory of 214 children from the Yeysk orphanage who fell victim to the genocide perpetrated by the Nazis and their collaborators during the Great Patriotic War.
Crimes against children are among the most cynical and brutal manifestations of the genocide of the Soviet people. Such atrocities have #NoStatuteOfLimitations and can never be justified.
📃 Archival documents preserve direct evidence of the tragedy, which researchers and museum specialists continue to study. The Vladimir Samsonov Yeysk Museum of Local History works tirelessly to preserve and study these historical records and ensure that younger generations learn about the tragedy.
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▪️ On October 9-10, 1942, the Nazis murdered 214 children from the Yeysk orphanage.
The children were locked inside gas vans, where carbon monoxide accumulated as the vehicles travelled. They had no chance of survival. All were orphans with serious medical conditions.
After the Red Army liberated the city, the mass grave was exhumed. The bodies of 214 murdered children were discovered. Many were holding hands. Some had walking sticks and crutches beside them, and their clothing had decayed.
📃 Lyonya Dvornikov, then aged about 14, miraculously escaped. The boy, who had lost both legs, managed to crawl into a neighbouring yard and hide in a haystack. From there, he witnessed the killings. His story became the basis for the documentary play “No Statute of Limitations. Leonid Dvornikov. On Behalf of Those Who Perished”.
The murder of these children was deliberate. The Nazis committed these atrocities methodically, with cold-blooded cynicism and without any military necessity.
🖋 Each year, the National Centre for Historical Memory under the President of the Russian Federation organises the nationwide campaign “Childhood Destroyed. The Genocide of the Soviet People by the Nazis and Their Collaborators During the Great Patriotic War”.
Crimes against children are among the most cynical and brutal manifestations of the genocide of the Soviet people. Such atrocities have #NoStatuteOfLimitations and can never be justified.
📃 Archival documents preserve direct evidence of the tragedy, which researchers and museum specialists continue to study. The Vladimir Samsonov Yeysk Museum of Local History works tirelessly to preserve and study these historical records and ensure that younger generations learn about the tragedy.
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▪️ On October 9-10, 1942, the Nazis murdered 214 children from the Yeysk orphanage.
The children were locked inside gas vans, where carbon monoxide accumulated as the vehicles travelled. They had no chance of survival. All were orphans with serious medical conditions.
After the Red Army liberated the city, the mass grave was exhumed. The bodies of 214 murdered children were discovered. Many were holding hands. Some had walking sticks and crutches beside them, and their clothing had decayed.
📃 Lyonya Dvornikov, then aged about 14, miraculously escaped. The boy, who had lost both legs, managed to crawl into a neighbouring yard and hide in a haystack. From there, he witnessed the killings. His story became the basis for the documentary play “No Statute of Limitations. Leonid Dvornikov. On Behalf of Those Who Perished”.
The murder of these children was deliberate. The Nazis committed these atrocities methodically, with cold-blooded cynicism and without any military necessity.
🖋 Each year, the National Centre for Historical Memory under the President of the Russian Federation organises the nationwide campaign “Childhood Destroyed. The Genocide of the Soviet People by the Nazis and Their Collaborators During the Great Patriotic War”.
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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 5-11, 2026:
▪️ October 5 – an FPV drone struck a civilian car in Golovchino, Belgorod Region.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck a private home in Dnepryany, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 6 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an International Committee of the Red Cross warehouse in Donetsk, DPR.
▪️ October 6 – UAVs attacked a parking area for medical vehicles on hospital grounds in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck an EMERCOM vehicle in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a passenger bus travelling from Melitopol to Moscow in Zaporozhye Region.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a private home in Tavriysk, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 8 – UAVs attacked a parking area for specialised vehicles at a waste disposal centre in Lugansk, LPR.
▪️ October 8 – a UAV struck a scheduled passenger bus and civilian freight vehicles in Lugansk, LPR. Three civilians, including a child, were injured.
▪️ October 9 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an apartment building in Donetsk, DPR. Two civilians were injured.
⚡️ 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 5-11, 2026:
▪️ October 5 – an FPV drone struck a civilian car in Golovchino, Belgorod Region.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck a private home in Dnepryany, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 6 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an International Committee of the Red Cross warehouse in Donetsk, DPR.
▪️ October 6 – UAVs attacked a parking area for medical vehicles on hospital grounds in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck an EMERCOM vehicle in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a passenger bus travelling from Melitopol to Moscow in Zaporozhye Region.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a private home in Tavriysk, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 8 – UAVs attacked a parking area for specialised vehicles at a waste disposal centre in Lugansk, LPR.
▪️ October 8 – a UAV struck a scheduled passenger bus and civilian freight vehicles in Lugansk, LPR. Three civilians, including a child, were injured.
▪️ October 9 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an apartment building in Donetsk, DPR. Two civilians were injured.