British Navy Says It Tracked Russian Submarines Surveying Undersea Cables...
British Defense Secretary John Healy said the tracking operation had lasted more than a month. Source link
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Russia and Ukraine Exchange Over 1K Bodies
The transfer came after officials in Russia said they were nearing a final agreement with Ukraine on a significant prisoner-of-war exchange. Source link
St. Petersburg Court Jails Former Members of Youth Activist Group...
The former activists received prison sentences of varying lengths after they were found guilty of charges including extremism and spreading “war fakes.” Source link
Russia Summons Japan’s Ambassador Over Ukraine Drone Deal
Terra Drone Corporation said last week that it would make a “strategic investment” in Amazing Drones, a Kharkiv-based firm that develops and manufactures interceptor drones. Source link
Russian Preschools to Roll Out Patriotic Lessons This Fall
Known as “Kind Games,” the preschool lessons will take the form of activities dedicated to “spiritual and moral values,” education officials said. Source link
Hungary and Russia Agreed to Strengthen Economic and Cultural Ties...
The report comes days before a closely watched election in Hungary, where Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is seeking re-election amid a campaign marred by leaks and accusations of foreign interference....
‘Admission Is Now a One-Way Ticket’: Kremlin Escalates Crackdown on...
Thousands of Russian students are studying at universities deemed “undesirable” by Moscow. Source link
Krasnodar Vice Governor Arrested on Fraud Charges
Investigators claim Andrei Korobka accepted $190,600 from a developer to illegally authorize residential construction on land designated for industrial use. Source link
Russian Crude Oil Selling at 13-Year High
On April 2, Urals shipped from the Baltic Sea port of Primorsk sold for $116.05 per barrel, while cargoes from the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk reached $114.45, Bloomberg reported....
Moscow’s Mobile Internet Is Back. But for How Long?
Many Muscovites say they are still adjusting to a new reality in which periodic outages are part of daily life. Source link
