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📞 Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev discussed bilateral and international issues over the phone, the Kremlin said. The two presidents noted the constructive nature of Russian-Azerbaijani relations and the growing bilateral dialogue, reaffirming their mutual commitment to further expanding mutually beneficial cooperation.
🗣 Key statements by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko in an interview with Arctic Development and Far East portal: ▪The West's drive to militarize the Asia-Pacific is one of the main threats to regional security ▪Calls from the United States and Europe to create an Asian equivalent of NATO do not bode well for the region ▪Moscow is ready to restore cooperation with Tokyo once Japan abandons its…
Kiev and the countries and organizations supporting it are creating an atmosphere of “strategic uncertainty” in which it is easy to hide lies and manipulation by refusing to provide evidence for their accusations against Russia on the grounds of “confidentiality,” Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large for the crimes of the Kiev regime Rodion Miroshnik said in an interview with TASS. According to him, the…
US President Donald Trump is optimistic about the possibility of a peaceful settlement to the Ukrainian conflict, The Wall Street Journal reported. According to the newspaper, the president and his team are ready to play a constructive role in ending the conflict and engage with both Russia and Ukraine.
Iran’s leadership has provided a comprehensive response regarding the possibility of resuming negotiations with the US, Ambassador to Moscow Kazem Jalali told TASS. “Iran’s leadership has spoken at length on this matter. The country’s authorities determine the official position on talks with the US, and it is necessary to listen to them,” the diplomat said in response to a question about Iran’s conditions for…
During a procedural vote, the US Senate endorsed Jay Clayton’s nomination to serve as Director of National Intelligence, according to the C-SPAN broadcast of the session. Fifty-one senators voted to end debate and proceed to a vote on Clayton’s confirmation, while 43 voted against it. The final vote is expected to take place on July 29.
❗Conflict Overview: Day 150 ▪ Mediators have made progress in getting the US and Iran back to the negotiating table, the Associated Press (AP) news agency reported. ▪ President Trump said that his country was engaged in intense negotiations with Iran, but would resume its military operation if the talks fail. ▪ No consultations are currently taking place between Tehran and Washington, but the two sides have the…
📸 A memorial event commemorating the Day of Remembrance of Child Victims of the War in Donbass was held at the Yunost Youth Palace in Donetsk, which was damaged in shelling by the Ukrainian military, a TASS correspondent reported. Participants placed 330 children's toys on seats in the hall, symbolizing the number of children killed in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics since 2014. Video: Sergey…
❗TASS News Roundup, July 27: ▪President Putin held a phone call with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, the Kremlin said ▪Russia can counter any hostile actions, President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting with State Duma deputies ▪Russian troops continued delivering strikes throughout the day on ports and vessels used by the Ukrainian army, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported ▪Romania is expelling a Russian…
Britain's new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has said he will not move his pet dog into Downing Street because it "wouldn't get on with Larry" the Cat. Larry himself "said" he clearly wouldn't have gotten along with the new prime minister's dog.
The United States will be able to compensate the costs of the current military operation against Iran "many times over" in the future, President Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One. "Venezuela, we paid for that war many times over, and that'll happen with Iran also," he said.
Russia’s army and law enforcement agencies will punish the Kiev regime for its terrorist attacks against civilians, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said at a briefing. "After all, they understand that they cannot beat us on the battlefield.…
