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📖 В свет вышел новый, восьмой англоязычный выпуск «Крымского журнала».
В него вошли материалы о развитии полуострова за последние 12 лет, с момента воссоединения с Россией. Представлены успехи в сфере строительства, транспорта, туризма и инвестиций, рассказывается о модернизации инфраструктуры и новых социальных объектах. Читатели также узнают о культурном наследии российского Крыма, его природных богатствах и возможностях для отдыха и оздоровления.
🏰 Особое внимание уделено «Ласточкиному гнезду» — одному из самых узнаваемых символов Крыма. В статье прослеживается история дворца-замка, насчитывающая почти 140 лет, и рассказывается о современном этапе жизни: в течение последних 15 лет он используется в качестве культурного центра. Тему сохранения исторического наследия продолжает материал о Ливадийском и Воронцовском дворцах, которые и сегодня остаются важными музейными площадками.
В новом выпуске также опубликованы статьи о связях Крыма с Сербией и Китаем — от исторических свидетельств и общих культурных традиций до современных контактов. О том, как искусство помогает находить общий язык людям из разных стран, рассказывает в интервью солистка Ливадийского центра органной музыки Юлия Хромченко.
👉 Восьмой англоязычный выпуск «Крымского журнала» (скачать в pdf)
#КрымЭтоРоссия
В него вошли материалы о развитии полуострова за последние 12 лет, с момента воссоединения с Россией. Представлены успехи в сфере строительства, транспорта, туризма и инвестиций, рассказывается о модернизации инфраструктуры и новых социальных объектах. Читатели также узнают о культурном наследии российского Крыма, его природных богатствах и возможностях для отдыха и оздоровления.
🏰 Особое внимание уделено «Ласточкиному гнезду» — одному из самых узнаваемых символов Крыма. В статье прослеживается история дворца-замка, насчитывающая почти 140 лет, и рассказывается о современном этапе жизни: в течение последних 15 лет он используется в качестве культурного центра. Тему сохранения исторического наследия продолжает материал о Ливадийском и Воронцовском дворцах, которые и сегодня остаются важными музейными площадками.
В новом выпуске также опубликованы статьи о связях Крыма с Сербией и Китаем — от исторических свидетельств и общих культурных традиций до современных контактов. О том, как искусство помогает находить общий язык людям из разных стран, рассказывает в интервью солистка Ливадийского центра органной музыки Юлия Хромченко.
👉 Восьмой англоязычный выпуск «Крымского журнала» (скачать в pdf)
#КрымЭтоРоссия
#Анонс
🇷🇺 Дорогие друзья!
🌏 Приглашаем всех желающих принять участие в «Большом этнографическом диктанте», который пройдет в этом году с 3 по 12 ноября. XI Международная просветительская акция проводится по инициативе Федерального агентства по делам национальностей и приурочена к Году единства народов России.
📚 #ЭтнографическийДиктант знакомит с культурой народов, проживающих в нашей стране, а также позволяет оценить общий уровень этнокультурной грамотности.
✍️ Диктант состоит из 30 тестовых вопросов. На выполнение заданий отводится 45 минут.
🔗 Пройти Диктант можно будет онлайн на официальном сайте проекта: мирэтно.рф.
🇷🇺 Дорогие друзья!
🌏 Приглашаем всех желающих принять участие в «Большом этнографическом диктанте», который пройдет в этом году с 3 по 12 ноября. XI Международная просветительская акция проводится по инициативе Федерального агентства по делам национальностей и приурочена к Году единства народов России.
📚 #ЭтнографическийДиктант знакомит с культурой народов, проживающих в нашей стране, а также позволяет оценить общий уровень этнокультурной грамотности.
✍️ Диктант состоит из 30 тестовых вопросов. На выполнение заданий отводится 45 минут.
🔗 Пройти Диктант можно будет онлайн на официальном сайте проекта: мирэтно.рф.
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#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Ukrainian militants deliberately struck ICRC trucks and a humanitarian aid warehouse in Donetsk.
On October 6, Ukrainian B-2 fixed-wing drones struck the warehouse premises twice, first at 3:00 a.m. and then at 5:45 a.m.
According to local DPR authorities, the attacks damaged three ICRC trucks bearing Red Cross emblems and destroyed construction materials stored both outside and inside the warehouse. (See photo)
☝️ The Regional Delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Russia and Belarus confirmed the strike on the organisation’s property in Donetsk.
The ICRC warehouse premises were marked with protective Red Cross emblems in full compliance with international humanitarian law. The Ukrainian side had also received the necessary notifications regarding the warehouse’s location and operations. The Kiev authorities must therefore have known that it stored food, medical supplies and construction materials used to assist Donbass residents in need. 👉 This, however, did not deter them from deliberately attacking the facility.
The attack is particularly cynical given that these construction materials are used to restore civilian facilities damaged by Ukrainian shelling.
This crime underscores Kiev’s disregard for international humanitarian law, which grants special protection to ICRC personnel and property.
❗️ These actions by Kiev’s militants and the Ukrainian authorities must receive an unequivocal response from states that support the ICRC’s work and respect international humanitarian law, which is binding on all countries.
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Ukrainian militants deliberately struck ICRC trucks and a humanitarian aid warehouse in Donetsk.
On October 6, Ukrainian B-2 fixed-wing drones struck the warehouse premises twice, first at 3:00 a.m. and then at 5:45 a.m.
According to local DPR authorities, the attacks damaged three ICRC trucks bearing Red Cross emblems and destroyed construction materials stored both outside and inside the warehouse. (See photo)
☝️ The Regional Delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Russia and Belarus confirmed the strike on the organisation’s property in Donetsk.
The ICRC warehouse premises were marked with protective Red Cross emblems in full compliance with international humanitarian law. The Ukrainian side had also received the necessary notifications regarding the warehouse’s location and operations. The Kiev authorities must therefore have known that it stored food, medical supplies and construction materials used to assist Donbass residents in need. 👉 This, however, did not deter them from deliberately attacking the facility.
The attack is particularly cynical given that these construction materials are used to restore civilian facilities damaged by Ukrainian shelling.
This crime underscores Kiev’s disregard for international humanitarian law, which grants special protection to ICRC personnel and property.
❗️ These actions by Kiev’s militants and the Ukrainian authorities must receive an unequivocal response from states that support the ICRC’s work and respect international humanitarian law, which is binding on all countries.
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🌐 On October 8, the 2nd Global Digital Forum (#GDF) opens at the Mechta venue in Moscow’s Gorky Park.
The event is held at the initiative of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Its organisers and key participants also include the Presidential Administration, the Government of the Russian Federation, the ministries of Digital Development, Industry and Trade, and Economic Development, the Moscow City Government, as well as leading Russian IT companies, news agencies and media outlets.
#GDF is an international platform for discussing major challenges in information and communications technologies, including the development of artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty and the platform economy.
The Forum aims to strengthen and expand international cooperation with countries of the #GlobalMajority on various aspects of Internet governance and development, and to showcase Russia’s achievements in information and communications technologies.
🤝 Representatives from 120 countries will participate, including ministers and deputy ministers responsible for these areas, senior representatives of international organisations and leading experts.
The Forum’s main plenary session will focus on “Digital Sovereignty: From a Resource to an Export Asset”. The programme will comprise three thematic tracks: “People and Technology”, “Digitalisation and Industry”, and “Media and Creativity”.
One of the Forum’s key events will be a ministerial segment dedicated to countering digital neocolonialism and safeguarding digital sovereignty in the face of sanctions and information attacks.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry is taking an active part in the Forum.
On October 8, the sixth meeting of the #RussiaASEAN Dialogue on ICT security took place on the sidelines of the 2nd Global Digital Forum.
🇷🇺🇲🇲 For the first time, the meeting was held at a high level. It was co-chaired by Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov and Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Communications of Myanmar Min Zeya Hlaing.
👉 Learn more about the Forum
The event is held at the initiative of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Its organisers and key participants also include the Presidential Administration, the Government of the Russian Federation, the ministries of Digital Development, Industry and Trade, and Economic Development, the Moscow City Government, as well as leading Russian IT companies, news agencies and media outlets.
#GDF is an international platform for discussing major challenges in information and communications technologies, including the development of artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty and the platform economy.
The Forum aims to strengthen and expand international cooperation with countries of the #GlobalMajority on various aspects of Internet governance and development, and to showcase Russia’s achievements in information and communications technologies.
🤝 Representatives from 120 countries will participate, including ministers and deputy ministers responsible for these areas, senior representatives of international organisations and leading experts.
The Forum’s main plenary session will focus on “Digital Sovereignty: From a Resource to an Export Asset”. The programme will comprise three thematic tracks: “People and Technology”, “Digitalisation and Industry”, and “Media and Creativity”.
One of the Forum’s key events will be a ministerial segment dedicated to countering digital neocolonialism and safeguarding digital sovereignty in the face of sanctions and information attacks.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry is taking an active part in the Forum.
On October 8, the sixth meeting of the #RussiaASEAN Dialogue on ICT security took place on the sidelines of the 2nd Global Digital Forum.
🇷🇺🇲🇲 For the first time, the meeting was held at a high level. It was co-chaired by Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov and Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Communications of Myanmar Min Zeya Hlaing.
👉 Learn more about the Forum
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💬 Director of the Russian MFA Department for Multilateral Human Rights Cooperation Grigory Lukyantsev:
On October 7, the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council (#HRC) concluded in Geneva.
Over four and a half weeks, the Russian delegation, participating as an observer, actively promoted our approaches to the human rights agenda, advocated constructive dialogue and opposed the politicisation of the Council’s work.
A highlight was the Joint Statement initiated by Russia on behalf of 11 countries to mark this year’s 60th anniversary of the adoption of the International Covenants on Human Rights.
⚠️ The Session once again demonstrated the HRC’s continued degradation at the hands of a familiar group of Western countries and its transformation into an instrument for pressuring “unwelcome” states that dare to pursue independent domestic and foreign policies.
Russia’s firm footing and continued prominence on the international stage remain a source of frustration for certain “beacons of democracy”, which seek to harm our country by any means available.
At the 63rd Session, Western countries focused on pushing through an anti-Russian resolution extending the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Russia. The EU initiative was overtly anti-Russian and bore no relation to reality. 👉 As a result, a majority of HRC members – 26 countries – did not support it.
In their desire to punish Russia, our opponents did not hesitate to misuse the HRC’s agenda. Once again, the Council adopted a resolution on technical assistance to Georgia aimed at advancing territorial claims to Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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Against this backdrop, the events organised by the Russian delegation during the Session met a clear need for reliable information about the situation in Russia and in the special military operation zone.
• Rodion Miroshnik, Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry for #KievRegimeCrimes drew considerable attention in Geneva with his statements at the Session. He also held a dedicated side event and a briefing for foreign and Russian media, presenting photographic and video evidence of Kiev’s violations of its obligations under international human rights law and international humanitarian law.
• Mikhail Melekh, Russian Foreign Minister's Special Representative for International Cooperation in Ensuring the Right to Freedom of Religion, drew the HRC’s attention to numerous violations of the rights of believers in Ukraine and presented a report on Kiev’s persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
• Georgy Muradov, Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea, in his address to the Session, spoke about manifestations of racism by the Kiev regime against the people of Crimea.
• A representative of Russia’s Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova briefed the Council on Russophobia directed at independent national human rights institutions. The Commissioner’s Office was wrongfully stripped of its “A” accreditation status on political grounds, depriving it of the ability to participate independently in international human rights forums.
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#HRC63 #UNCharterIsOurRules
On October 7, the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council (#HRC) concluded in Geneva.
Over four and a half weeks, the Russian delegation, participating as an observer, actively promoted our approaches to the human rights agenda, advocated constructive dialogue and opposed the politicisation of the Council’s work.
A highlight was the Joint Statement initiated by Russia on behalf of 11 countries to mark this year’s 60th anniversary of the adoption of the International Covenants on Human Rights.
⚠️ The Session once again demonstrated the HRC’s continued degradation at the hands of a familiar group of Western countries and its transformation into an instrument for pressuring “unwelcome” states that dare to pursue independent domestic and foreign policies.
Russia’s firm footing and continued prominence on the international stage remain a source of frustration for certain “beacons of democracy”, which seek to harm our country by any means available.
At the 63rd Session, Western countries focused on pushing through an anti-Russian resolution extending the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Russia. The EU initiative was overtly anti-Russian and bore no relation to reality. 👉 As a result, a majority of HRC members – 26 countries – did not support it.
In their desire to punish Russia, our opponents did not hesitate to misuse the HRC’s agenda. Once again, the Council adopted a resolution on technical assistance to Georgia aimed at advancing territorial claims to Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
***
Against this backdrop, the events organised by the Russian delegation during the Session met a clear need for reliable information about the situation in Russia and in the special military operation zone.
• Rodion Miroshnik, Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry for #KievRegimeCrimes drew considerable attention in Geneva with his statements at the Session. He also held a dedicated side event and a briefing for foreign and Russian media, presenting photographic and video evidence of Kiev’s violations of its obligations under international human rights law and international humanitarian law.
• Mikhail Melekh, Russian Foreign Minister's Special Representative for International Cooperation in Ensuring the Right to Freedom of Religion, drew the HRC’s attention to numerous violations of the rights of believers in Ukraine and presented a report on Kiev’s persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
• Georgy Muradov, Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea, in his address to the Session, spoke about manifestations of racism by the Kiev regime against the people of Crimea.
• A representative of Russia’s Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova briefed the Council on Russophobia directed at independent national human rights institutions. The Commissioner’s Office was wrongfully stripped of its “A” accreditation status on political grounds, depriving it of the ability to participate independently in international human rights forums.
Read in full
#HRC63 #UNCharterIsOurRules
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🎙 Statement by President of Russia Vladimir Putin (October 9, 2026)*
During the telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump on October 9, considerable attention was paid to prospects for resolving the Ukrainian crisis. The situation surrounding Iran and various aspects of bilateral relations were also discussed.
In discussing the global energy situation, Russia reaffirmed its readiness to supply oil and petroleum products to the US and global markets. I am confident that this will have a positive impact on the entire global economy.
🤝 The agreement to maintain personal contact between the two Presidents was reaffirmed, as was cooperation between the presidential administrations, intelligence services and other agencies.
*Unofficial translation
🇷🇺🇺🇸 #RussiaUSA
During the telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump on October 9, considerable attention was paid to prospects for resolving the Ukrainian crisis. The situation surrounding Iran and various aspects of bilateral relations were also discussed.
In discussing the global energy situation, Russia reaffirmed its readiness to supply oil and petroleum products to the US and global markets. I am confident that this will have a positive impact on the entire global economy.
🤝 The agreement to maintain personal contact between the two Presidents was reaffirmed, as was cooperation between the presidential administrations, intelligence services and other agencies.
*Unofficial translation
🇷🇺🇺🇸 #RussiaUSA