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🇦🇪 Соглашение об экономическом партнёрстве между ЕАЭС и ОАЭ вступит в силу 6 октября 2026 г.
📊 На сегодняшний день товарооборот между странами евразийской «пятерки» и ОАЭ поступательно растет – в 2025 г. он увеличился на 12% по сравнению с 2024 г.
☝️В рамках формируемого Соглашением нового торгового режима эмиратская сторона открыла преференциальный доступ в отношении 86% товарной номенклатуры или 98% объёма экспорта ЕАЭС в ОАЭ.
❗Полученный объем уступок позволит экспортерам государств ЕАЭС ежегодно экономить на уплате таможенных пошлин не менее 266 млн долларов.
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#ЕАЭС
#торговля
#международное
📊 На сегодняшний день товарооборот между странами евразийской «пятерки» и ОАЭ поступательно растет – в 2025 г. он увеличился на 12% по сравнению с 2024 г.
☝️В рамках формируемого Соглашением нового торгового режима эмиратская сторона открыла преференциальный доступ в отношении 86% товарной номенклатуры или 98% объёма экспорта ЕАЭС в ОАЭ.
❗Полученный объем уступок позволит экспортерам государств ЕАЭС ежегодно экономить на уплате таможенных пошлин не менее 266 млн долларов.
📷: Яндекс
#ЕАЭС
#торговля
#международное
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#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Throughout the past week, Kiev’s armed groups continued to escalate their terrorist attacks against civilians. On average, around 60 civilians were injured and 10 killed every day in Ukrainian attacks.
▪️ The total number of civilian casualties over the seven-day period reached 475.
Civilian infrastructure, medical facilities, ambulances and emergency medical crews, passenger trains and logistics centres were deliberately targeted.
The gravest consequences in terms of casualties were recorded in the Republic of Tatarstan, where the main strikes hit the industrial zone and residential areas of Nizhnekamsk.
The highest numbers of civilian casualties resulting from Kiev’s attacks were recorded in the Belgorod Region, Republic of Tatarstan, DPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson Regions.
On August 10-16, Ukrainian Nazi attacks resulted in 475 civilian casualties: 406 people were injured, including 16 children, while 69 people were killed, including 3 children.
Over the seven-day period, Ukrainian militants fired at least 7,264 munitions at civilian sites on Russian territory.
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Throughout the past week, Kiev’s armed groups continued to escalate their terrorist attacks against civilians. On average, around 60 civilians were injured and 10 killed every day in Ukrainian attacks.
▪️ The total number of civilian casualties over the seven-day period reached 475.
Civilian infrastructure, medical facilities, ambulances and emergency medical crews, passenger trains and logistics centres were deliberately targeted.
The gravest consequences in terms of casualties were recorded in the Republic of Tatarstan, where the main strikes hit the industrial zone and residential areas of Nizhnekamsk.
The highest numbers of civilian casualties resulting from Kiev’s attacks were recorded in the Belgorod Region, Republic of Tatarstan, DPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson Regions.
On August 10-16, Ukrainian Nazi attacks resulted in 475 civilian casualties: 406 people were injured, including 16 children, while 69 people were killed, including 3 children.
Over the seven-day period, Ukrainian militants fired at least 7,264 munitions at civilian sites on Russian territory.
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⚡️ Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova's statement on the disruption of IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi’s visit to the Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant and Energodar (August 18, 2026)
💬 We express our deep concern over the aggressive and malicious actions of the Kiev regime, which continues its provocations against the Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP), practically on a daily basis attacking the plant and its personnel and creating a real threat of a nuclear disaster in the heart of Europe.
Another reckless step was Ukraine’s decision to disrupt the IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi’s planned August 20-21 visit to the #ZNPP and the nuclear workers’ city of Energodar, which was to coincide with another rotation of IAEA Secretariat experts at the plant.
All the details had been worked out in advance by the IAEA Secretariat and the Russian Side. We provided the necessary security guarantees, which fully satisfied the Agency.
👉 However, Kiev cynically threatened the IAEA Director General, explicitly stating that it could not guarantee his safety if he travelled to the ZNPP via Russian territory.
We regard this as yet another act of self-exposure by the Kiev regime. It makes no secret of its criminal intentions toward the leadership of one of the world’s largest international organisations, effectively turning its head into a target.
Under such circumstances, Rafael Grossi was understandably forced to cancel his visit.
It is clear that, given the circumstances, the Agency has no choice but to finally acknowledge that the threats to the ZNPP originate precisely from Ukraine, as the Russian Side has been saying for several years.
Kiev has previously repeatedly disrupted rotations at the ZNPP, violated ceasefire arrangements established to enable repair work at energy infrastructure facilities directly affecting the plant’s safe operation, and even carried out strikes against vehicles transporting representatives of the IAEA Secretariat.
Kiev’s crimes continue unabated. On the morning of August 18, a strike targeted a public transport stop in Energodar. One person was killed and 15 were injured.
All this would be impossible without the constant political support that Western countries continue to provide to Zelensky and his gang, driven mad by a sense of impunity. This only encourages the Kiev regime to embark on ever more reckless ventures and create nuclear security threats that could have disastrous consequences for the entire world.
❗️ All those who continue to turn a blind eye to these actions by Ukraine, while supporting the Zelensky regime materially and politically, are complicit in its actions and share responsibility for the crimes it commits.
💬 We express our deep concern over the aggressive and malicious actions of the Kiev regime, which continues its provocations against the Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP), practically on a daily basis attacking the plant and its personnel and creating a real threat of a nuclear disaster in the heart of Europe.
Another reckless step was Ukraine’s decision to disrupt the IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi’s planned August 20-21 visit to the #ZNPP and the nuclear workers’ city of Energodar, which was to coincide with another rotation of IAEA Secretariat experts at the plant.
All the details had been worked out in advance by the IAEA Secretariat and the Russian Side. We provided the necessary security guarantees, which fully satisfied the Agency.
👉 However, Kiev cynically threatened the IAEA Director General, explicitly stating that it could not guarantee his safety if he travelled to the ZNPP via Russian territory.
We regard this as yet another act of self-exposure by the Kiev regime. It makes no secret of its criminal intentions toward the leadership of one of the world’s largest international organisations, effectively turning its head into a target.
Under such circumstances, Rafael Grossi was understandably forced to cancel his visit.
It is clear that, given the circumstances, the Agency has no choice but to finally acknowledge that the threats to the ZNPP originate precisely from Ukraine, as the Russian Side has been saying for several years.
Kiev has previously repeatedly disrupted rotations at the ZNPP, violated ceasefire arrangements established to enable repair work at energy infrastructure facilities directly affecting the plant’s safe operation, and even carried out strikes against vehicles transporting representatives of the IAEA Secretariat.
Kiev’s crimes continue unabated. On the morning of August 18, a strike targeted a public transport stop in Energodar. One person was killed and 15 were injured.
All this would be impossible without the constant political support that Western countries continue to provide to Zelensky and his gang, driven mad by a sense of impunity. This only encourages the Kiev regime to embark on ever more reckless ventures and create nuclear security threats that could have disastrous consequences for the entire world.
❗️ All those who continue to turn a blind eye to these actions by Ukraine, while supporting the Zelensky regime materially and politically, are complicit in its actions and share responsibility for the crimes it commits.
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🏙 On November 23-24, 2026, the International Municipal Forum will take place at the National Centre RUSSIA in Moscow.
The Forum is a flagship platform for discussing urban development in Russia and advancing international cooperation in the field of urban infrastructure.
This year’s theme is "A More Sustainable Urban Transformation: Responding to Global Challenges".
🌐 The Forum will bring together Russian officials, representatives of federal and municipal authorities, business leaders, investors, public and political figures, as well as delegates from Asia, Australia and Oceania, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, North and South America, and the #CIS.
The event is organized by the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Russian Government. The Government of Moscow is the General Partner.
💬 Executive Secretary of the Forum Organizing Committee, Adviser to the President of Russia Anton Kobyakov:
📄 The Forum’s business programme will cover all key areas of municipal development:
• urban planning
• integration of adjacent territories into the economy
• innovation, digitalization and high-tech manufacturing
• the environment, healthcare and social services
• education of the future and youth initiatives
• culture, sports and tourism
The 6th NEASPEC International Forum on Low Carbon Cities is expected to be one of the highlights of the event. The Forum exhibition will also showcase best practices and achievements in urban planning and infrastructure development.
☝️ Full information about the event is available on 👉 the OFFICIAL WEBSITE.
The Forum is a flagship platform for discussing urban development in Russia and advancing international cooperation in the field of urban infrastructure.
This year’s theme is "A More Sustainable Urban Transformation: Responding to Global Challenges".
🌐 The Forum will bring together Russian officials, representatives of federal and municipal authorities, business leaders, investors, public and political figures, as well as delegates from Asia, Australia and Oceania, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, North and South America, and the #CIS.
The event is organized by the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Russian Government. The Government of Moscow is the General Partner.
💬 Executive Secretary of the Forum Organizing Committee, Adviser to the President of Russia Anton Kobyakov:
“The 21st century is an age of transformation, with the foundations of a new reality now being laid. The exchange of international experience enables us to find joint responses to common challenges and overcome existing barriers.
This Forum is about more than identifying trends – it is about shaping the DNA of our shared future. Our primary mission is to bring advanced technologies and people together in harmony, creating a future in which we can live and grow together”.
📄 The Forum’s business programme will cover all key areas of municipal development:
• urban planning
• integration of adjacent territories into the economy
• innovation, digitalization and high-tech manufacturing
• the environment, healthcare and social services
• education of the future and youth initiatives
• culture, sports and tourism
The 6th NEASPEC International Forum on Low Carbon Cities is expected to be one of the highlights of the event. The Forum exhibition will also showcase best practices and achievements in urban planning and infrastructure development.
☝️ Full information about the event is available on 👉 the OFFICIAL WEBSITE.
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☢️ Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP):
On August 18, Ukrainian militants carried out a deliberate strike on a staff transport stop in Energodar, where employees of the ZNPP were waiting for a bus to take them to work.
▪️ The attack resulted in 17 casualties, most of them ZNPP employees. One nuclear plant worker was killed. Three of the injured are in moderate condition. All those injured are receiving the necessary medical care.
This crosses every line.
Those targeted were civilians. They were not involved in the fighting or taking part in hostilities. They were simply on their way to work – to carry out their professional duties and help ensure the safe operation of the nuclear power plant.
A deliberate attack on ZNPP personnel is an attack on the very people responsible for nuclear safety. The safety of the plant, Energodar and the vast surrounding area depends on their work.
The Kiev regime has once again shown that it is prepared to put civilian lives and the safety of a nuclear facility at risk.
❗️ Nuclear plant workers must never be made targets. Under any circumstances.
On August 18, Ukrainian militants carried out a deliberate strike on a staff transport stop in Energodar, where employees of the ZNPP were waiting for a bus to take them to work.
▪️ The attack resulted in 17 casualties, most of them ZNPP employees. One nuclear plant worker was killed. Three of the injured are in moderate condition. All those injured are receiving the necessary medical care.
This crosses every line.
Those targeted were civilians. They were not involved in the fighting or taking part in hostilities. They were simply on their way to work – to carry out their professional duties and help ensure the safe operation of the nuclear power plant.
A deliberate attack on ZNPP personnel is an attack on the very people responsible for nuclear safety. The safety of the plant, Energodar and the vast surrounding area depends on their work.
The Kiev regime has once again shown that it is prepared to put civilian lives and the safety of a nuclear facility at risk.
❗️ Nuclear plant workers must never be made targets. Under any circumstances.
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Director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Department of International Organisations Kirill Logvinov:
▪️ On August 19, 2003, a bomb attack on a hotel in Baghdad killed 22 humanitarian workers, including UN Special Representative for Iraq Sergio Vieira de Mello.
The unprecedented attack on people carrying out their duty to save the lives of others left a deep mark far beyond the professional humanitarian community.
To raise public awareness of humanitarian assistance, the importance of multilateral cooperation in this field and the inviolability of humanitarian ideals, in 2008 the UN General Assembly, by Resolution 63/139, proclaimed August 19 World Humanitarian Day.
More than 250 million people worldwide are in need of assistance. The broad capabilities of the UN’s humanitarian system are mobilised to help meet at least part of these needs.
🇷🇺 Russia is an active participant in humanitarian operations. The expertise and experience of Russian search-and-rescue teams are widely sought in responding to natural disasters and rescuing those affected, while Russian medical teams rapidly deploy mobile hospitals on the ground.
#RussiaHelps
🤝 Since the beginning of 2026 alone, Russian humanitarian supplies have been delivered to Burkina Faso, Venezuela, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Lebanon, Mali, Palestine, Tajikistan and Cuba.
These efforts have been carried out both bilaterally and through specialised international organisations, including the #UN system and our key partner, the World Food Programme. Regional authorities and Russian NGOs also play an important role in our humanitarian efforts.
Russia provides assistance to third countries with the consent of and in close coordination with the governments of recipient states, and in accordance with the core principles of humanitarian response – neutrality, humanity, impartiality and independence. These principles are enshrined in UN General Assembly Resolution 46/182.
We consistently uphold their inviolability at the UN and oppose attempts by the global minority to turn humanitarian assistance into an instrument of political pressure and interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states.
▪️ On August 19, 2003, a bomb attack on a hotel in Baghdad killed 22 humanitarian workers, including UN Special Representative for Iraq Sergio Vieira de Mello.
The unprecedented attack on people carrying out their duty to save the lives of others left a deep mark far beyond the professional humanitarian community.
To raise public awareness of humanitarian assistance, the importance of multilateral cooperation in this field and the inviolability of humanitarian ideals, in 2008 the UN General Assembly, by Resolution 63/139, proclaimed August 19 World Humanitarian Day.
More than 250 million people worldwide are in need of assistance. The broad capabilities of the UN’s humanitarian system are mobilised to help meet at least part of these needs.
🇷🇺 Russia is an active participant in humanitarian operations. The expertise and experience of Russian search-and-rescue teams are widely sought in responding to natural disasters and rescuing those affected, while Russian medical teams rapidly deploy mobile hospitals on the ground.
#RussiaHelps
🤝 Since the beginning of 2026 alone, Russian humanitarian supplies have been delivered to Burkina Faso, Venezuela, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Lebanon, Mali, Palestine, Tajikistan and Cuba.
These efforts have been carried out both bilaterally and through specialised international organisations, including the #UN system and our key partner, the World Food Programme. Regional authorities and Russian NGOs also play an important role in our humanitarian efforts.
Russia provides assistance to third countries with the consent of and in close coordination with the governments of recipient states, and in accordance with the core principles of humanitarian response – neutrality, humanity, impartiality and independence. These principles are enshrined in UN General Assembly Resolution 46/182.
We consistently uphold their inviolability at the UN and oppose attempts by the global minority to turn humanitarian assistance into an instrument of political pressure and interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states.
The Embassy took note of the comments on the Ukraine conflict made by Australia’s former Ambassador to Russia, Peter Tesch, during his appearance on ABC TV on 20 August.
Unfortunately, Mr Tesch chose to omit several important facts essential for understanding the origins and development of the situation.
First, he failed to mention that the roots of the conflict lie in the policies of the neo-Nazi Kiev regime, assisted and propped up by the West. After the illegal and immoral coup d’état in 2014, the new Ukrainian authorities legitimised Nazi ideology and practices, glorified war criminals responsible for the deaths of thousands of Jews, Poles, Russians, Belarussians and Ukrainians during World War II. Ignoring the rights and interests of the Russian-speaking population, they started the systematic destruction of every element of Russian identity – language, religion, culture, monuments. To stay in power, they resorted to military force, killing thousands of their own citizens in Donbass, whom they proclaimed “species”.
Second, the fact that the Kiev regime is deeply corrupt, with members of the political elite using hundreds of billions of dollars of Western taxpayers’ money provided to Ukraine to enrich themselves. Hence, they have every incentive to prolong the conflict, which makes Ukraine’s statements about its commitment to peace negotiations mere propaganda.
Third, Ukrainian attacks against non-military installations and residential areas in Russia, inflicting civilian casualties, with the tragic events in Starobelsk being among the most recent examples. Such actions are driven by Ukraine’s failures on the battlefield, which Mr Tesch also preferred not to mention.
❗️Hard as it may be for Mr Tesch and the ABC to embrace the harsh truth, the Australian public should not be kept in the dark about the true nature of the neo-Nazi Kiev regime and its actions.
Unfortunately, Mr Tesch chose to omit several important facts essential for understanding the origins and development of the situation.
First, he failed to mention that the roots of the conflict lie in the policies of the neo-Nazi Kiev regime, assisted and propped up by the West. After the illegal and immoral coup d’état in 2014, the new Ukrainian authorities legitimised Nazi ideology and practices, glorified war criminals responsible for the deaths of thousands of Jews, Poles, Russians, Belarussians and Ukrainians during World War II. Ignoring the rights and interests of the Russian-speaking population, they started the systematic destruction of every element of Russian identity – language, religion, culture, monuments. To stay in power, they resorted to military force, killing thousands of their own citizens in Donbass, whom they proclaimed “species”.
Second, the fact that the Kiev regime is deeply corrupt, with members of the political elite using hundreds of billions of dollars of Western taxpayers’ money provided to Ukraine to enrich themselves. Hence, they have every incentive to prolong the conflict, which makes Ukraine’s statements about its commitment to peace negotiations mere propaganda.
Third, Ukrainian attacks against non-military installations and residential areas in Russia, inflicting civilian casualties, with the tragic events in Starobelsk being among the most recent examples. Such actions are driven by Ukraine’s failures on the battlefield, which Mr Tesch also preferred not to mention.
❗️Hard as it may be for Mr Tesch and the ABC to embrace the harsh truth, the Australian public should not be kept in the dark about the true nature of the neo-Nazi Kiev regime and its actions.
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🎙 Statement by President of Russia Vladimir Putin at a meeting on the development of nuclear energy (August 20, 2026)
💬 Vladimir Putin: Today marks the 81st anniversary of Russia’s nuclear industry. I would like to congratulate all veterans and employees of the sector on this significant occasion.
I would add that from the very first days of the nuclear project, alongside defence-related objectives, great emphasis was placed on the peaceful use of nuclear energy – in power generation, transport and other areas.
Today, nuclear energy – with its powerful concentration of science, technology, advanced materials, cutting-edge industrial and construction solutions, as well as unique professionals – is, without exaggeration, a source of pride for our country.
Russia is perhaps the only country in the world with expertise across the entire nuclear energy chain, while maintaining traditionally high standards of safety and reliability at its nuclear power plants.
These competitive advantages enable us to maintain leading positions in the global market for the construction of nuclear power plants abroad.
☝️ Rosatom’s current export portfolio includes 28 power units in countries around the world.
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It is important to ensure technological readiness for the design and construction of both large and small nuclear power plants, and to have a range of standardised power units that can be produced serially, essentially on an assembly-line basis.
Competition in the global nuclear energy sector is intense, and we must strengthen our technological leadership in this field, continuously improve the safety of nuclear power generation and enhance its economic efficiency.
Russia possesses the most advanced technologies for a closed nuclear fuel cycle, which makes it possible to reuse nuclear fuel multiple times. We must ensure the broad deployment of such technological solutions.
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💬 Vladimir Putin: Today marks the 81st anniversary of Russia’s nuclear industry. I would like to congratulate all veterans and employees of the sector on this significant occasion.
I would add that from the very first days of the nuclear project, alongside defence-related objectives, great emphasis was placed on the peaceful use of nuclear energy – in power generation, transport and other areas.
Today, nuclear energy – with its powerful concentration of science, technology, advanced materials, cutting-edge industrial and construction solutions, as well as unique professionals – is, without exaggeration, a source of pride for our country.
Russia is perhaps the only country in the world with expertise across the entire nuclear energy chain, while maintaining traditionally high standards of safety and reliability at its nuclear power plants.
These competitive advantages enable us to maintain leading positions in the global market for the construction of nuclear power plants abroad.
☝️ Rosatom’s current export portfolio includes 28 power units in countries around the world.
***
It is important to ensure technological readiness for the design and construction of both large and small nuclear power plants, and to have a range of standardised power units that can be produced serially, essentially on an assembly-line basis.
Competition in the global nuclear energy sector is intense, and we must strengthen our technological leadership in this field, continuously improve the safety of nuclear power generation and enhance its economic efficiency.
Russia possesses the most advanced technologies for a closed nuclear fuel cycle, which makes it possible to reuse nuclear fuel multiple times. We must ensure the broad deployment of such technological solutions.
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💬 Russia's Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova:
▪️ Four years ago, on August 20, political analyst, philosopher, military correspondent, Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda host, Tsargrad Media correspondent Daria Dugina was killed in a treacherous terrorist attack carried out by the Ukrainian special services.
Daria’s life became a symbol of selfless and devoted service to the Motherland. A true patriot, she was deeply devoted to Russia and the Orthodox faith, steadfast in her convictions and unafraid to express them openly.
Her tragic death caused immense pain to millions of people in Russia and beyond.
The neo-Nazi perpetrators succeeded in taking Daria’s life, but they will never succeed in consigning her legacy to oblivion. Her legacy lives on through books, initiatives and monuments dedicated to her memory.
The reaction of international organisations to this crime was particularly telling. Against the backdrop of widespread public outrage over the murder, the deafening silence of relevant multilateral institutions, including UNESCO and the OSCE, exposed their inability to take a principled stand on crimes against Russian journalists and media professionals.
Through their silence, they have effectively made themselves accomplices in the gruesome crimes of Ukrainian neo-Nazis, who have launched a targeted campaign against representatives of the Russian media and continue seeking to eradicate any manifestation of dissent.
❗️ The crimes against Daria Dugina and other Russian journalists have #NoStatuteOfLimitations. Those responsible will inevitably face punishment.
▪️ Four years ago, on August 20, political analyst, philosopher, military correspondent, Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda host, Tsargrad Media correspondent Daria Dugina was killed in a treacherous terrorist attack carried out by the Ukrainian special services.
Daria’s life became a symbol of selfless and devoted service to the Motherland. A true patriot, she was deeply devoted to Russia and the Orthodox faith, steadfast in her convictions and unafraid to express them openly.
Her tragic death caused immense pain to millions of people in Russia and beyond.
The neo-Nazi perpetrators succeeded in taking Daria’s life, but they will never succeed in consigning her legacy to oblivion. Her legacy lives on through books, initiatives and monuments dedicated to her memory.
The reaction of international organisations to this crime was particularly telling. Against the backdrop of widespread public outrage over the murder, the deafening silence of relevant multilateral institutions, including UNESCO and the OSCE, exposed their inability to take a principled stand on crimes against Russian journalists and media professionals.
Through their silence, they have effectively made themselves accomplices in the gruesome crimes of Ukrainian neo-Nazis, who have launched a targeted campaign against representatives of the Russian media and continue seeking to eradicate any manifestation of dissent.
❗️ The crimes against Daria Dugina and other Russian journalists have #NoStatuteOfLimitations. Those responsible will inevitably face punishment.
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🇷🇺 On August 22, Russia marks National Flag Day, established by a Presidential Decree in 1994.
On this day, we pay tribute to one of Russia’s official state symbols, which, together with the national emblem and anthem, represents the country’s sovereignty and independence and reflects the continuity of generations of its multinational people.
Today, the Russian flag is also a visible symbol of protection and the future. In the special military operation zone, servicemen raise the tricolour over liberated settlements.
***
The history of the Russian tricolour spans more than three centuries. In 1693, the young Peter the Great raised it as his personal standard in Arkhangelsk, and in 1705 he ordered the white-blue-red flag to be flown on merchant ships. Until the 19th century, Russian sailors would erect a commemorative cross on the shores of newly acquired territories.
In 1806, a new tradition emerged. A Russian expedition explored the coast of southern Sakhalin and raised two flags on shore. The St Andrew’s Flag symbolised the role of the Russian Navy, while the white-blue-red flag marked the territory as a new Russian possession. The tricolour became the national flag in 1896, on the eve of the coronation of Nicholas II.
⚪️🔵🔴 On December 25, 2000, the Federal Constitutional Law “On the State Flag of the Russian Federation” was adopted. Under the law, the State Flag of Russia is a rectangular cloth consisting of three equal horizontal stripes: white on top, blue in the middle, and red on the bottom.
💬 President of Russia Vladimir Putin:
#NationalFlagDay
On this day, we pay tribute to one of Russia’s official state symbols, which, together with the national emblem and anthem, represents the country’s sovereignty and independence and reflects the continuity of generations of its multinational people.
Today, the Russian flag is also a visible symbol of protection and the future. In the special military operation zone, servicemen raise the tricolour over liberated settlements.
***
The history of the Russian tricolour spans more than three centuries. In 1693, the young Peter the Great raised it as his personal standard in Arkhangelsk, and in 1705 he ordered the white-blue-red flag to be flown on merchant ships. Until the 19th century, Russian sailors would erect a commemorative cross on the shores of newly acquired territories.
In 1806, a new tradition emerged. A Russian expedition explored the coast of southern Sakhalin and raised two flags on shore. The St Andrew’s Flag symbolised the role of the Russian Navy, while the white-blue-red flag marked the territory as a new Russian possession. The tricolour became the national flag in 1896, on the eve of the coronation of Nicholas II.
⚪️🔵🔴 On December 25, 2000, the Federal Constitutional Law “On the State Flag of the Russian Federation” was adopted. Under the law, the State Flag of Russia is a rectangular cloth consisting of three equal horizontal stripes: white on top, blue in the middle, and red on the bottom.
💬 President of Russia Vladimir Putin:
Russia is a thousand-year-old country and civilisation, and our national flag is a symbol of our unity.
I am confident that the national flag will always inspire us to move only forward — towards victory — and to uphold the glory of Russia.
#NationalFlagDay
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Роскосмос:
Космонавты Роскосмоса Пётр Дубров, Анна Кикина и Андрей Федяев записали поздравление с Днём Государственного флага и поддержали всероссийский флешмоб #ПоднятьФлаг на борту МКС.
💬 Из обращения космонавтов:
Космонавты Роскосмоса Пётр Дубров, Анна Кикина и Андрей Федяев записали поздравление с Днём Государственного флага и поддержали всероссийский флешмоб #ПоднятьФлаг на борту МКС.
💬 Из обращения космонавтов:
Поздравляем с Днём Государственного флага России!
Один из главных государственных символов нашей страны всегда представлен здесь, на высоте более 400 километров над Землей, на борту Международной космической станции. И для нас большая честь нести этот символ в космосе.
Российский флаг в космосе — это символ победы наших ученых и инженеров. Символ преодоления границ возможного и победы над гравитацией.
Он напоминает нам о том, откуда мы родом и для чего находимся здесь. Объединяет всю нашу огромную страну от Калининграда до Камчатки и напоминает, что где бы мы ни находились, Родина всегда с нами.