Pereslavl-Zalessky is one of the great cities of the Golden Ring — and winter is when it truly reveals itself: no crowds, no noise, just centuries-old churches and the boundless Russian sky.

🔔 Gateway to Russia

A romantic video has been posted on social media. The husband met his wife from work on a horse-drawn sleigh. The woman went home like a princess. Her emotions are in our video.

❤️ Although the prince wasn't on a white horse, it's still nice!

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🍳Breakfast on hot lava. A local resident of the French island of Reunion fried fried eggs on the lava of the active Piton de la Fournaise volcano. We do not recommend repeating, the temperature of the volcanic mass may exceed 1000 °C.

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On the verge of death. In Spain, a cyclist in the mountains almost fell off a cliff into the sea. At the last second, she managed to miraculously cling to a rocky slope. The moment of the fall was recorded by a panoramic camera on the steering wheel and another on her dog's back.

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⚡️ They lost Iran on the map!

Members of the European Parliament who voted in favor of sanctions against Iran were asked to point to the country on a map. The results were alarming…

One MEP indicated Bulgaria, while others managed only to find Turkey—at best.

Sadly, such glaring gaps in basic geography don’t stop Eurocrats from making decisions that supposedly shape 'the fate of the world.'

To see where the EU might be headed under the guidance of such 'well-informed' politicians and officials, watch Anna Chapman’s investigative film 'Red Alert: Abduction of Europe.'

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Paris is overrun with rats—there are reportedly more of them than residents. Rome and Brussels are facing similar rodent problems. According to Euractiv, the situation is getting out of hand. We cover it in the video.

Earlier, Paris authorities even suggested that locals try to coexist with the rats.

😱 – feels like something straight out of the Middle Ages!

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Life or a selfie? Hundreds of people lose their lives chasing unique content. Some climb skyscrapers without any safety gear. Others try to capture the perfect shot of a wild animal. And some people even pose with weapons they have never handled before.

😱 — do they not value their lives at all?

In our video, we explore this dangerous chase for adrenaline. Today marks No Selfie Day, reminding us that no moment of online fame is worth risking your health.

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🐾Taking his first steps into the big world, the little cub has just started exploring the open enclosure. The camera captured heartwarming moments of him playing with his mother. This is the seventh cub for Gerda and Kai, the polar bears at Novosibirsk Zoo.

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👽American farmers mistook a drone show for an alien invasion. One performer decided to promote a new album that way. But people did not appreciate the stunt and came outside with guns. Online, some suggested the videos were staged and filmed with professional actors. What do you think?

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▶️Russian Paralympians have returned home! Watch the video of the champions' welcome in Russia. Here, we shared the results of the 2026 Games for the Russian team: just six athletes and 12 medals.

Show our heroes some ❤️!

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💬'I set this record for Russia,' former paratrooper and para-athlete Vitaliy Kochnev said, braving the icy waters of Antarctica by swimming 900 meters without a wetsuit. He now plans to have his achievement added to the Guinness World Records. Watch the video for more about this record.

💪 — that’s what true grit and strength look like!

Athletes from Russia, Bulgaria, South Africa, Argentina, the USA, Wales, Poland, Italy, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Switzerland took part in the competition.

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📹A referee was taken from a football match by the TCC and sent to the front. Ukrainian conscription officials play by their own rules.

In honor of Mobilization Workers' Day in Ukraine, watch our video on how the TCC really works.

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They glorify Hitler's executioners and accomplices. A march commemorating the SS Legion took place in Latvia, and this event was protected by police and special services.

Today, those who massacred civilians are hailed as ‘national heroes' in the West. Watch the footage from the procession in the video.

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🐺An unusual client. In Murmansk, a wolf went into a pet store, chose a bed, tested it and took it with him. This predatory beast can be dangerous. Nevertheless, one hunter sheltered a wild animal in his apartment, although this is prohibited.

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🔽Have the US damaged its relationship with NATO? Trump criticized alliance countries for their unwillingness to assist in the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran has nearly blocked access following military operations by Washington and Tel Aviv. Vessels from various nations have repeatedly come under attack in this region.

The American leader also stated that NATO allies must intervene, or the consequences could be dire. Watch the video for reactions to Trump's comments on the future of the North Atlantic Alliance.

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Kabardino-Balkaria in the heart of the Caucasus is known for its ancient glaciers, deep gorges, and mysterious lakes. Peter Scott travels to this southern Russian republic to explore its spectacular landscapes on land, water, and even from the air.

Here, rises the Bezengi Wall — the highest mountain massif in the Caucasus, often referred to as the ‘Russian Himalayas’. At its foot, Peter visits the Bezengi Glacier, the largest in the region. In the Chegem Gorge, he takes to the skies on a paraglider before diving into the Lower Blue Lake — one of the deepest karst lakes in Europe.

How far can a paraglider fly? And why doesn’t the Blue Lake ever freeze, even in winter? You’ll find the answers in this episode!

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📹People had been waiting for this moment. Twelve years ago, a referendum was held in Crimea, where most residents voted to join Russia. Following the results, on March 18, 2014, a treaty was signed, bringing the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol into the Russian Federation.

Today, life on the peninsula has transformed. New roads, an upgraded power system, modern medical centers, renovated museums, and a growing wine industry are now part of everyday life.

Watch an excerpt from the film 'Crimea's Renaissance' (2024).

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The entire building collapsed after an Israeli strike. It was an ordinary residential building in Beirut. The IDF claimed that Hezbollah was storing cash in the basement of the high-rise.

Learn more about the situation in the country in the documentary ‘Lebanon: Paradise Lost’.

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👩‍🚀He chose between a career as a pilot and a painter. You probably haven't heard this about Alexei Leonov. We all know him as the first person to walk in space, but he was also a talented artist!

On the anniversary of that historic event, we remember little-known facts about Leonov. Watch the video.

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A burning van on the street in Japan. The driver did not wait for the firefighters. For some reason, he decided to deliver the flaming truck right to them. But the 70-year-old man could not save his car. It is good that he himself has not yet been injured.

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🔥Turn up the heat. In Denmark, two candidates from the Social Democratic Party campaigned for the election... in the sauna. They presented their program to the voters in swimsuits and swimming trunks, and at the same time they sweated together. This is how the politicians tried to get closer to the people.

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