✅ Хотите сделать историю России интереснее и доступнее для молодежи? Это ваш шанс заявить о себе!

🏁 Стартует второй сезон Всероссийской премии в сфере исторического просвещения молодежи. Это главное событие года, призванное найти, поддержать и распространить самые яркие и эффективные методы изучения истории России. Присылайте свои новаторские подходы, которые помогут вовлечь детей и подростков в активное изучение и сохранение нашего исторического наследия.

✨ В этом году доступно 14 номинаций в самых разных направлениях исторического просвещения: от школьных музеев и проектов, реализуемых в регионах и сельской местности, до музейных выставок и международных инициатив.

Кто может стать участником?

🔹 Граждане России от 12 лет;
🔹 Юридические лица;
🔹 Коллективы авторов.

Иностранные граждане и организации могут присоединиться к номинации «Лучший зарубежный проект об истории России».

Что дает участие в Премии?

📌 Признание, ценные призы и подарки;
📌 Поездка в Москву на торжественную церемонию вручения;
📌 Насыщенная деловая и культурная программа в российской столице;
📌 Всесторонняя поддержка проектов, их трансляция по всей стране;
📌 Возможность присоединиться к рабочей группе по историческому просвещению.

Подать заявку можно до 1 ноября на сайте.

🏆 Победители станут известны в конце ноября 2026 года.

➡️ Организатор: АНО «Герои Отечества».

🇷🇺 Мы в МАКС

#ПремияГолосИстории #ГолосИстории2026 #АНО #АНО_ГероиОтечества

🎉President of 🇷🇺Russia Vladimir #Putin celebrates his birthday today!

Wishing him strength, good health and continued dedication in his service to the Motherland Russia!

#KievRegimeCrimes #BuchaHoax

⚡️ On September 17, the International Public Tribunal on the Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis presented its report “Heirs of Goebbels: Falsification of the Events in Bucha and Bloody Staged Performances of the Kiev Regime”.

💬 Excerpts from the opening remarks by Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova:

• Let me stress once again: the Kiev regime’s Western sponsors stood behind this fabrication. They were dissatisfied with the Russian-Ukrainian talks in Istanbul, which were progressing rapidly towards concrete agreements and an early end to the conflict. These Western countries – and, of course, Britain was at the heart of this little gang – were not merely unhappy with the talks. They needed to derail them, and that is exactly what they did.

• As the political talks were being derailed, dozens of bodies seemingly appeared in Bucha, a suburb of Kiev. What do I mean by “seemingly appeared”? They appeared when the media showed them. The first reports did not come from residents or neighbours unable to find their friends or loved ones at home or worried that they had not heard from them. Nothing of the sort happened. The story first emerged in the media – and from the outset, it was clearly framed to blame Russia.

• Over the years, in various forums, in person and in writing, the Russian Federation repeatedly appealed to the UN Secretary-General. He and his colleagues had visited Bucha on several occasions, at what they described as the crime scene. We demanded lists of the people to whom they had supposedly paid their respects. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres never provided them. Yet he repeatedly claimed – including while looking Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in the eye – that an investigation had been conducted and that they held some confidential information. This further convinced us that this was more than a provocation by the Kiev regime – it was a global information campaign.

• The Ukrainian authorities built an entire memorial to what they call the “Bucha massacre”, yet never circulated a list of the victims of this proclaimed “tragedy” on which they had staked so much. The Ukrainian delegation routinely circulated all kinds of material as official documents: photographs, videos, lists and more. Yet in this case, no list was circulated.

❗️ This is unquestionably a fabrication.

📄 Full report (PDF)

Outcomes of Eurasian Intergovernmental Council's meeting

A meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council was held on October 2 in Minsk.

The meeting considered 15 key issues of the Eurasian economic integration. 
These include, in particular, trade, customs administration, transport infrastructure, industrial cooperation, establishing common energy markets, and developing the agro-industrial complex.

The Heads of Government considered the development of the transport infrastructure in the East–West and North–South direction, including as part of coupling with the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative.

The information was presented on developing of electronic document flow at maritime checkpointsof the EAEU Member States. 

The EIC amended the list of priority integration infrastructure projects in the transportation sector of the Eurasian Economic Union Member States. At the initiative of the Russian Federation, the list now includes a project to develop the Nevel–Dno–Luga–Gatchina railway section, with the construction of passing loops and a communications network.

The Intergovernmental Council also approved a package of decisions on establishing a common electric power market.

Furthermore, Bakytzhan Sagintayev, Chairman of the Eurasian Economic Commission's Board, and Yaroslav Mandron, Managing Director of the Eurasian Fund for Stabilization and Development, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation between the EEC and the EFSD on the sidelines of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council in Minsk.

The next meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council will be held in December this year in Moscow.

#EAEU

🎙 Remarks and answers to media questions by Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov following the CIS Council of Foreign Ministers (Turkmenbashi, October 7, 2026)

💬 Today, we began with bilateral talks with my colleague, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Foreign Minister of Turkmenistan Rashid Meredov. We focused primarily on deepening our strategic partnership, which we consider particularly important, in line with our Leaders’ directives.

🇷🇺🇹🇲 Next year, we will mark the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations, so today we agreed to draw up a programme of events, including exhibitions, the publication of archival documents and cultural events. We will report to Vladimir Putin and Serdar Berdimuhamedov on matters within our remit that require decisions by our Presidents.

We discussed preparations for the #CIS Council of Heads of State meeting, which will open tomorrow evening with a formal reception, followed by the main proceedings on Friday. An environmental Summit of the five Caspian states will take place later that day, after the CIS Summit.

🤝 Rashid Meredov and I praised our cooperation across all areas. We attach particular importance to expanding economic, investment and trade ties. The Intergovernmental Russian-Turkmen Commission on Economic Cooperation is due to hold its next meeting before the end of 2026.

We share the view that historical memory must be preserved, especially at a time when Europe is clearly taking a lax approach to the revival of Nazism in a number of countries, with the acquiescence of their ruling circles. We approved plans to erect a Friendship monument in Ashgabat in gratitude to the city’s residents who welcomed people evacuated from besieged Leningrad during the Great Patriotic War.

We discussed the international agenda, including cooperation within the CIS and in the Caspian region. We proposed developing ties between Turkmenistan and the Eurasian Economic Union. We also invited Turkmenistan to take an active part in work on the Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century.

📄 Full transcript

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Key points from the answers to media questions:

• There are positions that never overlap 100 percent in any body or between any two countries in any region of the world. Each country has its own national interests, and diplomatic culture means finding a balance between them. That is precisely what we did at today’s Council of Foreign Ministers.

• President of Russia Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stated publicly that the Americans proposed organising talks between Russia, the US and Ukraine, and Moscow agreed on the understanding that we first needed to hold our elections, after which we would agree on the timing, venue, agenda and other details.

• The Kiev regime began doing everything it could to disrupt the State Duma elections. Throughout all three days of voting, it carried out an unprecedented number of terrorist attacks on civilian targets, including polling stations. Several people were injured, and there was even a fatality.

❗️ As for moving from statements to concrete action, that question should be put to others.

• We held bilateral talks with the Ukrainians in Istanbul, but in 2025 Ukraine broke off the process without explanation. These were followed by trilateral talks between the US, Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, which were also broken off, and again not at our initiative.

• We also fully accepted the proposals put forward by the US in August 2025 during the Alaska Summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump.

☝️ So, our conscience is clear. It is not our fault that the Americans were unable to withstand unprecedented and brazen pressure from Europe, which later proudly declared that it had “buried Anchorage”.

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