📄 Following the 18th BRICS Summit, the New Delhi Declaration “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability” was adopted.
As part of the programme, two commemorative postage stamps issued specifically for the 20th anniversary of the association were presented.
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☢️ Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP):
Since the evening of September 12, Ukrainian forces have been attacking the training centre at the ZNPP (managed by Rosatom). More than 10 UAV attacks have been recorded so far.
According to preliminary information, there have been no casualties. The extent of the damage is being assessed.
❗️ The risk of further attacks remains high.
The training centre provides instruction and practical training for plant personnel, including drills for abnormal conditions and emergencies. It forms part of the plant’s safety system: specialists must regularly maintain their skills and be ready to act precisely and in coordination in any situation.
Strikes on a facility used to train nuclear plant personnel therefore target both infrastructure and a component of the nuclear safety system.
The situation at the plant remains under control. The plant’s operational safety remains assured. Radiation levels are within normal limits.
Further information on the consequences of the attacks will be provided as the facility is inspected, once the threat of further attacks has subsided.
Since the evening of September 12, Ukrainian forces have been attacking the training centre at the ZNPP (managed by Rosatom). More than 10 UAV attacks have been recorded so far.
According to preliminary information, there have been no casualties. The extent of the damage is being assessed.
❗️ The risk of further attacks remains high.
The training centre provides instruction and practical training for plant personnel, including drills for abnormal conditions and emergencies. It forms part of the plant’s safety system: specialists must regularly maintain their skills and be ready to act precisely and in coordination in any situation.
Strikes on a facility used to train nuclear plant personnel therefore target both infrastructure and a component of the nuclear safety system.
The situation at the plant remains under control. The plant’s operational safety remains assured. Radiation levels are within normal limits.
Further information on the consequences of the attacks will be provided as the facility is inspected, once the threat of further attacks has subsided.
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🔴 #LIVE: Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's remarks at the Ambassadorial Round Table Discussion on resolving the situation around Ukraine
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#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Over the past week, Ukrainian militants killed 48 civilians, including three children, in drone strikes across Russian regions.
During this period, Ukrainian Nazis carried out an average of around 1,180 strikes on civilian facilities every day.
The highest numbers of civilian casualties from Ukrainian attacks were recorded in the Belgorod Region, the DPR and LPR, the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, and the Krasnodar Territory.
Disregarding the norms and principles of international humanitarian law, Ukrainian militants carried out a series of deliberate strikes on medical facilities and personnel:
• In the Alyoshki District of the Kherson Region, a UAV strike on a residential building damaged two ambulances.
• In the town of Radensk, Ukrainian armed groups struck a primary care and maternity clinic.
• On the Zachatovka-Krasnaya Polyana road in the Volnovakha District of the DPR, a Ukrainian drone struck an ambulance, severely damaging the vehicle.
• A primary care and maternity clinic was also damaged in the village of Mikhailovka in the Rylsk District of the Kursk Region.
▪️ On September 7-13, Ukrainian Nazi attacks resulted in 384 civilian casualties. A total of 336 civilians were injured, including 16 minors. Another 48 people were killed, including three children.
Ukrainian militants fired at least 8,243 munitions at civilian facilities on Russian territory, one of the highest weekly totals since the beginning of the year.
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Over the past week, Ukrainian militants killed 48 civilians, including three children, in drone strikes across Russian regions.
During this period, Ukrainian Nazis carried out an average of around 1,180 strikes on civilian facilities every day.
The highest numbers of civilian casualties from Ukrainian attacks were recorded in the Belgorod Region, the DPR and LPR, the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, and the Krasnodar Territory.
Disregarding the norms and principles of international humanitarian law, Ukrainian militants carried out a series of deliberate strikes on medical facilities and personnel:
• In the Alyoshki District of the Kherson Region, a UAV strike on a residential building damaged two ambulances.
• In the town of Radensk, Ukrainian armed groups struck a primary care and maternity clinic.
• On the Zachatovka-Krasnaya Polyana road in the Volnovakha District of the DPR, a Ukrainian drone struck an ambulance, severely damaging the vehicle.
• A primary care and maternity clinic was also damaged in the village of Mikhailovka in the Rylsk District of the Kursk Region.
▪️ On September 7-13, Ukrainian Nazi attacks resulted in 384 civilian casualties. A total of 336 civilians were injured, including 16 minors. Another 48 people were killed, including three children.
Ukrainian militants fired at least 8,243 munitions at civilian facilities on Russian territory, one of the highest weekly totals since the beginning of the year.
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🔴 #LIVE: Briefing by Russia's Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on topical foreign policy issues on the sidelines of the International Youth Festival – 2026 in Yekaterinburg
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The event also featured virtuoso musicians from Belarus: international and national competition laureate and musician of the TV show “Dobry Vecher!” Vladimir Fedaruk and multi-instrumentalist and soloist of the orchestra of the State Academic Dance Ensemble of Belarus Ihar Liauchuk.
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📆 On September 15, Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov took part in a roundtable on “The Ukrainian Crisis: The West’s Legal Aggression”, organised by the Diplomatic Academy of MGIMO University of the Russian MFA.
The event brought together 100 heads of diplomatic missions of #GlobalMajority countries and international organisations accredited in Moscow.
In his remarks, Minister Lavrov presented facts on the blatant abuse of existing judicial and quasi-judicial mechanisms by Western countries for political purposes, as well as their distorted interpretation of universally recognised norms of international law.
☝️ He stressed that the numerous cases brought against Russia before international courts and arbitration tribunals have no factual or legal basis. Their primary purpose is to damage Russia’s reputation and legitimise flagrant breaches of international obligations by Western countries.
Russia has already secured decisive victories in a number of these proceedings.
Addressing the so-called International Criminal Court, Sergey Lavrov emphasised that this institution has thoroughly discredited itself through its double standards and unjust rulings. He called on countries to follow the example of those that have recently announced their withdrawal from this “kangaroo court”.
He also noted that other quasi-legal initiatives pursued without consensus, with the declared aim of “holding Russia accountable”, are legally null and void and doomed to fail.
Sergey Lavrov stressed that although Russia did not launch this “legal war”, it has no intention of remaining solely on the defensive and will bring its own substantiated claims against states that flagrantly violate their obligations under international law.
❗️ Russia reaffirmed its principled position that resolving the conflict around Ukraine requires addressing its root causes.
Participants of the event held an extensive exchange of views on the Ukrainian crisis and other pressing international issues.
At the close of the discussion, participants confirmed their readiness to continue substantive engagement through the ambassadorial roundtables on Ukraine.
The event brought together 100 heads of diplomatic missions of #GlobalMajority countries and international organisations accredited in Moscow.
In his remarks, Minister Lavrov presented facts on the blatant abuse of existing judicial and quasi-judicial mechanisms by Western countries for political purposes, as well as their distorted interpretation of universally recognised norms of international law.
☝️ He stressed that the numerous cases brought against Russia before international courts and arbitration tribunals have no factual or legal basis. Their primary purpose is to damage Russia’s reputation and legitimise flagrant breaches of international obligations by Western countries.
Russia has already secured decisive victories in a number of these proceedings.
Addressing the so-called International Criminal Court, Sergey Lavrov emphasised that this institution has thoroughly discredited itself through its double standards and unjust rulings. He called on countries to follow the example of those that have recently announced their withdrawal from this “kangaroo court”.
He also noted that other quasi-legal initiatives pursued without consensus, with the declared aim of “holding Russia accountable”, are legally null and void and doomed to fail.
Sergey Lavrov stressed that although Russia did not launch this “legal war”, it has no intention of remaining solely on the defensive and will bring its own substantiated claims against states that flagrantly violate their obligations under international law.
❗️ Russia reaffirmed its principled position that resolving the conflict around Ukraine requires addressing its root causes.
Participants of the event held an extensive exchange of views on the Ukrainian crisis and other pressing international issues.
At the close of the discussion, participants confirmed their readiness to continue substantive engagement through the ambassadorial roundtables on Ukraine.
The stand brought together two distinctive traditions of Russian decorative art: Gzhel and Fedoskino.
Hereditary Gzhel artist Tatyana Sivova offered an insight into the history of the craft and the character of its instantly recognisable blue-and-white painting, followed by a hands-on workshop. Guests were invited to take up the brush themselves and experience the remarkable delicacy and precision that Gzhel painting demands.
Deputy Director General of the Fedoskino Factory Anastasia Kareeva introduced the guests to the history of Russia’s celebrated lacquer miniature tradition, its distinctive artistic language and the subjects that have become hallmarks of Fedoskino.
🖌️ The visit offered a glimpse into a rich and enduring strand of Russian cultural heritage — and a chance to see how traditions passed down through generations continue to evolve and find new audiences today.
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