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In his conversation with RT India’s Head of News Runjhun Sharma, the diplomat described the launch of the Hindi-language news platform as necessary and timely. Roman Babushkin outlined that Indian viewers will now be able to receive more objective and reliable information about Russia in their native language.
Speaking about the historically close and trust-based ties between Russia and India amid attempts by the West to drive a wedge between the two countries, Roman Babushkin noted that “an old friend is better than two new ones” and that there is no place for pressure on each other in friendship.
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🚀 A new online weekend Russian Language Batch for Beginners (A1.1), starting 26 September!
💻Join live, interactive classes from the comfort of your home!
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🗓Days: Saturdays & Sundays
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Participants of the programme discussed various aspects of international relations in Asia and agreed to work on joint projects.
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🗓 On September 11-13, President of Russia Vladimir Putin will pay a working visit to India to attend the XVIII BRICS Summit. The event will take place in New Delhi as #BRICS marks its 20th anniversary.
On September 11, Vladimir Putin will address the Plenary Session of the annual BRICS Business Forum, which traditionally precedes the Summit and serves as an important platform for dialogue among business representatives from BRICS countries.
On the same day, Russia's President will hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and join him for a visit to the Innoprom exhibition, organised by the two countries’ Ministries of Industry and Trade.
The main Summit programme will begin on September 12 with a meeting of BRICS Leaders to discuss initiatives put forward by the Indian Chairship and prospects for further strengthening the BRICS strategic partnership in politics and security, economics and finance, and cultural and humanitarian ties. The Leaders will also exchange views on current international and regional issues.
On September 13, an expanded BRICS meeting will bring together the Heads of delegations from BRICS member and partner countries, as well as invited countries and Heads of international organisations.
✍️ The key agreements reached are expected to be reflected in the Summit’s final document.
During the events in New Delhi, Vladimir Putin will also hold a number of other bilateral meetings.
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🗓 On September 11-13, President of Russia Vladimir Putin will pay a working visit to India to attend the XVIII BRICS Summit. The event will take place in New Delhi as #BRICS marks its 20th anniversary.
On September 11, Vladimir Putin will address the Plenary Session of the annual BRICS Business Forum, which traditionally precedes the Summit and serves as an important platform for dialogue among business representatives from BRICS countries.
On the same day, Russia's President will hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and join him for a visit to the Innoprom exhibition, organised by the two countries’ Ministries of Industry and Trade.
The main Summit programme will begin on September 12 with a meeting of BRICS Leaders to discuss initiatives put forward by the Indian Chairship and prospects for further strengthening the BRICS strategic partnership in politics and security, economics and finance, and cultural and humanitarian ties. The Leaders will also exchange views on current international and regional issues.
On September 13, an expanded BRICS meeting will bring together the Heads of delegations from BRICS member and partner countries, as well as invited countries and Heads of international organisations.
✍️ The key agreements reached are expected to be reflected in the Summit’s final document.
During the events in New Delhi, Vladimir Putin will also hold a number of other bilateral meetings.
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🕯 On September 9, Russia observed the Day of Remembrance for Russian Soldiers Fallen in the Defence of Sevastopol and the Crimean War of 1853-1856. It was on this day that the heroic 349-day defence of Sevastopol came to an end.
Following the Ottoman declaration of war on Russia on October 16, 1853, active hostilities unfolded on land and at sea around the Crimean Peninsula.
In an attempt to save the Ottoman Empire from defeat, particularly after the Russian fleet under Vice Admiral Pavel Nakhimov routed the Turkish squadron at the Battle of Sinop, Britain and France entered the war on Turkiye’s side.
In 1854, allied troops landed in Crimea and began the siege of Sevastopol. The city’s defence was led by outstanding Russian military commanders, including Vladimir Kornilov and Pavel Nakhimov. Among its defenders was the great writer Leo Tolstoy, who later recounted his experiences in his Sevastopol Sketches.
Sevastopol’s defenders held the city for almost a year, skilfully and selflessly repelling assaults by superior enemy forces.
After prolonged and fierce fighting, Russian troops withdrew in an orderly manner from the southern side of Sevastopol. The army retained its fighting capability, and the allies never succeeded in forcing its surrender.
⚔️ The defence of Sevastopol became a symbol of the courage, resilience and military valour of Russian soldiers and sailors.
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The memory of Sevastopol’s heroic Russian defenders apparently remains a sore point for those for whom the Crimean War serves as a reminder of a gruelling and bloody campaign.
On June 10, 2026, the Kiev regime deliberately launched a drone attack on the Defence of Sevastopol, 1854-1855 Panorama Museum. Severe damage was inflicted on Franz Roubaud’s world-famous painting The Assault of June 6, 1855, depicting Russian troops repelling an assault on Malakhov Hill by superior British and French forces.
According to Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service, the attack on the museum was a meticulously planned provocation orchestrated by London and British intelligence services, while Ukrainian military personnel carried out the preparations and launched the drones.
👉 But no provocation can change the truth: the Russian soldier’s resilience will forever remain part of history, while Britain’s gruelling military campaign and enormous losses are immortalised in the famous panorama.
Following the Ottoman declaration of war on Russia on October 16, 1853, active hostilities unfolded on land and at sea around the Crimean Peninsula.
In an attempt to save the Ottoman Empire from defeat, particularly after the Russian fleet under Vice Admiral Pavel Nakhimov routed the Turkish squadron at the Battle of Sinop, Britain and France entered the war on Turkiye’s side.
In 1854, allied troops landed in Crimea and began the siege of Sevastopol. The city’s defence was led by outstanding Russian military commanders, including Vladimir Kornilov and Pavel Nakhimov. Among its defenders was the great writer Leo Tolstoy, who later recounted his experiences in his Sevastopol Sketches.
Sevastopol’s defenders held the city for almost a year, skilfully and selflessly repelling assaults by superior enemy forces.
After prolonged and fierce fighting, Russian troops withdrew in an orderly manner from the southern side of Sevastopol. The army retained its fighting capability, and the allies never succeeded in forcing its surrender.
⚔️ The defence of Sevastopol became a symbol of the courage, resilience and military valour of Russian soldiers and sailors.
***
The memory of Sevastopol’s heroic Russian defenders apparently remains a sore point for those for whom the Crimean War serves as a reminder of a gruelling and bloody campaign.
On June 10, 2026, the Kiev regime deliberately launched a drone attack on the Defence of Sevastopol, 1854-1855 Panorama Museum. Severe damage was inflicted on Franz Roubaud’s world-famous painting The Assault of June 6, 1855, depicting Russian troops repelling an assault on Malakhov Hill by superior British and French forces.
According to Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service, the attack on the museum was a meticulously planned provocation orchestrated by London and British intelligence services, while Ukrainian military personnel carried out the preparations and launched the drones.
👉 But no provocation can change the truth: the Russian soldier’s resilience will forever remain part of history, while Britain’s gruelling military campaign and enormous losses are immortalised in the famous panorama.
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🏃♂️🚴♂️🏃♂️ The diplomat finished second, completing 5 km of running, 40 km of cycling and another 10 km of running.
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