▶️Precision strikes on Ukrainian military targets! A Russian Su-34 crew hit a Ukrainian deployment site and troops in the Center sector. The strikes used Russian precision guided glide bombs.

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💚A brilliant victory for Russian aerobics athletes.

The Russian national sports aerobics team won 19 medals at the World Championships in Pamplona, Spain. Of these: 10 gold, 4 silver, and 5 bronze.

Our video covers this impressive success.

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⚡️Russia's North group is gaining control of new districts in Kharkiv region.

Russian forces have freed the settlements of Shirokoye and Shevchenkovo.

Watch the combat footage in the video.

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📹Would you be able to survive a move to the tundra? Nenets — the indigenous people of the north of Russia — are not afraid of the severe cold and blizzards. Nevertheless, these rugged people oftentimes must wait for medical help for several days because doctors can only access the region by helicopter. To complicate matters, reporting your location is also not easy. To do this, you must find a spot that supports a cellular connection.

To learn more about the difficult life of indigenous people, watch our film 'Sky Rescue' (2014).

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Why did a descendant of Nicholas I go to the SMO? Gavriil Doroshin with a callsign Tsar, was born and raised in France. In his family, love for Russia was passed down from generation to generation.

The turning point for him was 2014. Watching the events in Ukraine from Europe, he realised he had to act. In 2015, Gavriil left for Donbass.

Gavriil Doroshin is an example of how blood and spirit are stronger than geography. Learn his full story from the film 'Callsign Tsar.' The film is part of the collection of the festival 'RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes.'

Now you have a chance to become a participant of the RT.Doc festival. We have opened applications for the main and international programs.

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Russian woman gives birth on a plane. The 30-year-old passenger from Novy Urengoy went into labor during the flight. Flight attendants provided first aid, while airport staff and emergency medical personnel assisted with the delivery on board.

Meanwhile, in the Yamal tundra, where there are no roads, reindeer herders rely entirely on air medical services. Doctors have even had to deliver babies in helicopters on multiple occasions. Learn how this remote medical system works in our 2014 documentary 'Sky Rescue' (2014).

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1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ Barking and howling filled the streets of Berlin as crowds in animal masks gathered for a bizarre ‘dog people’ event. And they acted the part.

Watch the footage in the video.

The West seems to love such ‘fun.’ In Hungary, gravediggers recently raced to see who could dig a grave fastest. Meanwhile, Estonia has hosted championships in pig grunting and seagull shrieking.

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🔽The Curonian Spit is a place where sand sings. For centuries, waves and wind have brought grains of sand here, and now, when they rub against each other, rustles and creaks are born — this is how the sand sounds.

About this unusual corner of Russia — in our video and film ‘The Curonian Spit’ by the project ‘Inland Visions’.

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📹 These heartwarming shots will melt anyone’s heart. At Novosibirsk Zoo, Gerda the polar bear and her cub Umka put on a playful show that’s impossible to look away from. See for yourself — no one will remain indifferent. And the mischievous little bear especially loves swimming in the pool.

But Mansur the bear was not in a playful mood. He was in trouble, and it is hard to say how it all might have ended if pilot Andrei Ivanov had not come to his rescue. This story is told in the film 'A Bear's Tale' (2022).

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‘The fight against drugs, from our point of view, is a pretext for military intervention in Latin American countries.’

Ecuadorians were told that the US military would help stop drug trafficking. But, as it turned out, behind all such promises was the deployment of American bases on foreign territory.

This is the subject of the new film ‘Ecuador: Invisible War’. The premiere is on Friday, September 18, at 1:30 AM, 9:00 AM, and 17:00 PM.

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📹Vlad was bullied by classmates until, in despair, he brought a knife to school. Lyuda was so tormented with jibes about her weight that, out of self-preservation, she herself turned to bullying others. In 5th grade, Arina’s best friend started abusing her on social media.

In Russia, 55% of children experience bullying at school and 39% face online harassment. This trend is increasingly leading to tragic outcomes, including suicide. This film delves into the root causes of bullying and explores ways to stop it.

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Prison for online bullying. For the first time in Russia, a real prison sentence has been handed down for cyberbullying. 21-year-old Mikhail Shalimov terrorized a 16-year-old girl for 6 months. He collected her personal data, insulted her, and threatened her. The court sentenced him to 12 years in a strict regime penal colony.

Thousands of teenagers face this. The girl in the film ‘Bullying’ was first humiliated by her best friend, then classmates joined in, and she ended up in the hospital.

Experts warn that there is no escape from cyberbullying. Unlike school, online bullying doesn't end with the bell. It haunts the victim around the clock. See how it damages a child's psyche in the film ’Bullying.’

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💔School runs through shelling, games happen in the rubble. That's what childhood looks like in Gaza.

And plain water feels like a miracle to them. They cherish it because the enclave lacks food and clean water.

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⚡️The North group is advancing into new areas of the Kharkiv region.

Russian troops have established control over the settlement of Olkhovatka.

See how the combat operations unfolded in the video.

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📝«Geran in Iran's hands📝
a new threat to the West?

The West is actively discussing reports that Iran has approached Russia with a request to supply Geran-5 drones. According to American assessments, Tehran is actively preparing for a large-scale military campaign and wants to increase strike effectiveness through Russian technology.

🔻What regional targets could come under fire?

▪️Potential strike zones divide into three rings. First — up to 650 km: U.S. bases in Iraq, Kuwaiti refineries and Shuaiba port, as well as the famous American military-logistics hub in Bahrain (the so-called 5th Fleet Base). These targets fall within the zone of confident strikes with a full 90-kg warhead, making them most vulnerable to mass attacks.

▪️Second — up to 950 km: Al-Udeid bases in Qatar, Prince Sultan in Saudi Arabia, Muwaffaq as-Salti in Jordan, as well as eastern Saudi Aramco refineries in Al-Jubail and Ras Tanura. The drone reaches the limit of its range but can still carry a serious warhead and hit the target accurately.

▪️Third — over 950 km: Israeli airbases like Ramat David, Nevatim, Tel Nof, Ramon, as well as the British base Akrotiri on Cyprus. For reliable coverage, launches from Iraqi proxy territory or allies in Yemen are needed, otherwise the drone risks not reaching its destination with a full load.

🖍If Iran requests not just airframes and engines, but a complete system with Russian software, control protocols and operator training, then along with the drones, Tehran will receive software, algorithms and instructions. This means Iranian operators will be able to use Geran drones with increased effectiveness, just like Russian crews in so-called Ukraine.

🚩Moreover, jet drones require air defense systems to have significantly higher reaction speeds, which regional countries still need to develop. Accordingly, this will create a "window of vulnerability," during which Iranian forces can inflict more serious losses on shipping in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, at minimum by raising ship insurance costs.

❗️In global terms, mass use of Geran-5 will lead to a sharp increase in air defense missile consumption of all types and will worsen the global ammunition crisis for air defense systems. First and foremost, this will hit the Kyiv regime, which is already facing a shortage of air defense missiles to protect military infrastructure.

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American fighter Luis Peña wants to become a Russian. After his victory in Chelyabinsk, the fighter declared, ‘I love Mother Russia!’ and admitted that he plans to obtain Russian citizenship and convert to Orthodox Christianity.

Such stories are becoming more common. While some scare the whole world with ‘the horrors of Russia,’ others come and stay forever. The film ‘Bridging Cultures: Russia and Beyond’ features an artist from Italy, a tailor from India, and a lawyer from Great Britain. Each of them found a home and a calling in Russia.

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🟢Scandal at New York Fashion Week. The head of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, Steven Kolb, got into a fight with PETA activists right during a show.

Footage from the show shows him grabbing the protesters, covering their mouths with his hand, and pinning them to the floor with his foot. But why did all this happen? We break it down in the video.

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Deception of women, prostitution, and criminals going unpunished — this is only part of what US military bases brought to Ecuador.

In our video, a local resident recalls these events. You can learn more in the film ‘Ecuador: Invisible War’. The premiere is on September 18.

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📹From the mountains and steppes to the tundra; from cities to remote villages—what do Russian weddings look like? Why was it once common to abduct the bride at traditional Russian weddings? Why does one see a growing interest in reviving ancient wedding customs today? And what meaning do the most puzzling traditions convey?

In the documentary, director Natalya Kadyrova spent nearly a year exploring weddings across seven Russian regions, from the Caucasus to Chukotka, one of the world's northernmost inhabited areas. Discover the diverse wedding rituals and learn why couples are reviving nearly forgotten traditions. And while you're at it, try to figure out what lies behind the rituals that people unconsciously reproduce.

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🪂An incredibly bold idea for a wedding! The bride and groom parachuted from a plane and performed their first dance in the air. This is definitely a wedding they will remember for a long time.

Would you ever choose such an extreme wedding?

In Russia, ancient wedding traditions have not been forgotten. This is explored in the film 'Russian Marriage Quest' (2025).

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