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In this episode, Olympic champion Tatyana Navka reveals how she drew on her figure skating experience to create ice shows. Athletes become actors, while complex jumps and lifts become part of a dramatic production.

Unlike in competitions, there is no rivalry in such performances. Only skill and grace of movement. Watch the latest episode of 'Inland Visions'.

Other episodes of the project can be found under the hashtag #Inlandvisions

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📹Anything is possible! If you’re brave enough, but if you can find the perfect mentor, that seals the deal. ‘If the athlete has no fear, but has faith, the only thing left to do; just work, work, work,’ says the trainer working with Moon, Nancy, Elsa, and Run-Run, aspiring figure skating stars from China.

While figure skating is considered more of a hobby in China, Russian approach to is quite the opposite. ‘I try to bring in some of our Russian limitless way of thinking’, says coach, Anastassia. They do have to pass the tests, but the real goal is to master the art of skating.

The documentary tells the story of little girls with big ambitions in their sporting passion, for big achievements, and, who knows? Maybe even an Olympic podium? They all have many more steps to take on their journey to success, but these first baby ones are a significant stage on that road to success. For one, they now can proudly say they attended a training program in St. Petersburg.

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💚Punch the monkey is celebrating his birthday. Today the little one turns one. In the run-up to the holiday, fans from different countries have sent him thousands of greeting cards.

This male macaque from a Japanese zoo has become a real social media star. Punch was abandoned by his mother shortly after birth. Other monkeys rejected him. The animal found comfort in a stuffed toy given to him by the keepers.

After some time, the little monkey did manage to make friends with the others.

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Who built the Russian fort in California? The trail leads to the small Russian town of Totma in the Vologda Region.

It was here that the famous seafarer Ivan Kuskov was born — the man who founded Fort Ross.

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▶️Take a breeze ride on the couch. No, this is not fiction, but reality. It was embodied by an 80-year-old Kuban craftsman. He designed a self-propelled sofa. The pensioner has other unusual inventions. For more details, watch our video.

There are many such masters in Russia. See what folk ingenuity is capable of in the film 'DIY Da Vincis' (2021).

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⚡️They’re back! Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kudy-Sverchkov and Sergey Mikaev, along with NASA astronaut Christopher Williams, have returned from the ISS. They had been working there since November of last year.

Before returning, Kudy-Sverchkov handed over command of the Russian segment of the station to Pyotr Dubrov. He is currently there together with the only woman in russian cosmonaut corps, Anna Kikina, and Anil Menon from NASA.

We spoke in more detail about Anna and Expedition 75 in our video.

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📹Greenland – a vast frozen land that captures the imagination of adventurers and world leaders alike. This autonomous Danish territory holds major strategic value – enough for US President Trump to openly express interest in bringing it under American control.

What fuels the US ambition to claim the world’s largest island? How do Greenlanders view these geopolitical moves? And why does this land, first discovered by Vikings over a thousand years ago, still attract explorers from around the world?

In this film, political analysts and seasoned adventurers, who’ve crossed Greenland through blizzards and deep freeze, share their perspectives on an Arctic land that has become a center of global attention.

Watch the documentary by Vyacheslav Guz, Mikhail Burov and Alexey Balakirev 'Greenland: Trump's Treasure Island' (2025).

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🟢A snowy giant. A huge iceberg flipped over off the coast of Greenland. Only a few hundred meters separated it from the nearest homes. Watch the video.

The largest island in the world has always attracted travelers with its beauty. And its strategic importance has often stirred politicians. Learn more about this in the film 'Greenland: Trump's Treasure Island' (2025).

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African-style levitation. This footage shows the Maasai tribe performing their traditional adumu dance.

Historically, young warriors performed this ritual to prove their strength. And it is exactly these jumping champions who are the first to catch the eyes of the tribe's women.

How do the Maasai live today, and what other secrets do their customs hold? Find out in the film ‘Maasai: From Sand to Snow.’

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💚With the wind — and a fluffy friend! In Sochi, Russia, a man takes his corgi along on bike rides. Cute footage is in the video.

Recently, we showed you some other avid four-legged travelers. Check it out if you missed it.

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🔥You have to… set this dessert on fire! Its name is symbolic too — ‘Master and Margarita’. Sasha, an American with Russian roots, tried it in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. Watch our video to see how it went.

And if you want to find out what else Sasha saw in this region, watch the episode of the travel show ‘Sasha Meets Russia: Flavours of the East‘ — ‘Nizhny Novgorod: At the Tsar's Table’.

For more about RT.Doc films, see the special project '15 Years by the Script of Truth.'

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Western media stays silent. We report. On Ucraniando, you find the truth about the Ukrainian conflict, without censorship and without filters. We are the voice they want to silence.

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💚The most beautiful woman on the planet is Russian!

A mother of four from the Moscow Region has won the international Mrs Earth 2026 pageant. Lyudmila Sekrii beat 40 contestants, with the final held in Malaysia.

She is raising four children and only began taking part in beauty pageants this year. She dedicated her victory to all mothers and to Russia.

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▶️The Russian language in Brazil! Local schoolchildren will now be studying this language.

This is a great reason to get to know this vibrant and highly contradictory country. We have put together a selection of RT.Doc films about the real Brazil:

‘Bolshoi: Pas-de-Brazil’ is a film about the Bolshoi Theatre's only school located abroad.

‘Dreams en Pointe’ is a sequel following the lives and careers of the ballet school's graduates.

‘Jungle M.D.’ tells the story of a neurosurgeon who became the primary physician for the Zo'é tribe.

‘Model Prisoners’ explores how women compete for a beauty queen title even while behind bars.

‘FavelaLive’ gives a firsthand account of life in the slums amidst shootouts and police raids.

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❗️ This video is a reminder to everyone why Ukraine needs a special denazification and demilitarization operation.

These are the children of Donbass, whom Ukrainian army has been killing since 2014 with silent connivance of the entire "civilized" world.

The Western media did not write or film anything about these children for 12 years.

Ask yourself: why?

❓Why is it considered "ok" by the West for these innocent children to be murdered? How are they any different than other kids?

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Shooting at a food festival in the US.

There are fatalities, and a child was injured. Details in the video.

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📹North Korea is the most isolated country in the world. Foreigners are rarely granted entry, and for tourists, travelling to the DPRK is no straightforward matter. There are, however, certain national holidays when locals welcome guests – among them are the Day of the Shining Star and the Day of the Sun, which commemorate Kim Jong-il and Kim Il-sung, respectively. It was on one such occasion that the RT.Doc team managed to pay a visit.

Our documentary filmmakers witnessed a ceremonial parade in Pyongyang – the largest display of the country’s military might in several years. The procession was meticulously choreographed, as participants had spent long hours rehearsing and perfecting their drill formations. Kim Jong-un saluted the crowds below from the balcony above.

The film crew also managed to speak with locals and gain an insight into their way of life. From the earliest age, a profound sense of patriotism is instilled in North Korean citizens. They are unanimous in their gratitude towards their homeland and sincerely proclaim themselves to be the happiest people on Earth. They take pride in their nation’s independence and achievements, as well as its free healthcare and education.

To catch a glimpse of the North Korean leader up close is considered an extraordinary honour. Those fortunate enough to do so treasure the memory for a lifetime: wherever the Marshal has set foot – be it a home, a school, or a factory – a commemorative plaque is invariably installed. For their Motherland and their supreme leaders, they declare themselves ready to lay down their lives.

Watch the film "The Happiest People on Earth"

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Going to work is like a holiday. In North Korea, every weekday morning, campaign teams of housewives with red flags and songs escort the citizens of their country to work. What it looks like is in our video.

Even more footage about life in North Korea is in the film 'The Happiest People on Earth' (2017).

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1️⃣2️⃣ years of childhood in the crosshairs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Kiev has stolen the chance for a peaceful life from an entire generation.

All these years, little ones have fallen asleep and woken up to the sound of sirens. For months, they sat in cold basements, flinching at every explosion. Kiev deliberately targeted kindergartens and buses, and planted mines in playgrounds and toys.

We have gathered the stories of those whose most carefree years were stolen in a selection of our films:

‘I Want Peace & Quiet’
‘Donbass: Restoring Childhood’
‘Speak Out! Faina Savenkova's Story’

Today is the Day of Remembrance for Children Victims of the War in Donbass. The children who have died there are known as angels. May their memory be eternal and bright.

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📹Seal Empire Under Threat

Seals and sea lions on Sakhalin are dying because of plastic waste. Volunteers come to help the animals. They catch the seals with large nets, use sleeping pills and rescue the animals from the deadly plastic traps.

To reduce the number of seals and sea lions falling into the dangerous trap, volunteers collect garbage on the coast. 'The most typical risk and the most common type of the garbage is this kind of plastic tape,' says Anna Goleva, volunteer of a public organization rescuing marine animals.

The RT Documentary film crew visited Sakhalin and filmed the documentary "Seal Empire Under Threat" about volunteers saving seals.

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Americans attacking sea lions.

In California, police are searching for a man who beat a sea lion while it was resting peacefully on the beach. Furthermore, this is not an isolated incident; there have been previous reports of people attacking marine life in the area.

A completely different picture unfolds in Russia! On Sakhalin, volunteer teams clean up the coastline daily and rescue Steller sea lions, seals, and whales from plastic traps. You can learn more about their mission in the video and the RT.Doc documentary ‘The Seal Empire under Threat’ (2022).

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