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Ukraine Strikes Putin's Hometown, Says Russian Seizure Of Key Town A 'Lie'
Moscow said almost 400 Ukrainian drones attacked over a dozen Russian regions since Friday evening - including Moscow and Saint Petersburg - an attack that came after a Russian strike on Kyiv this week killed 30 people.
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Russia Says Shot Down 25 Drones In Saint Petersburg Region
Russian forces intercepted 25 drones near Saint Petersburg, where Moscow is hosting its flagship economic forum, the regional...
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IIT Kharagpur And Russian University Sign MoU For Academic Collaboration
IIT Kharagpur and Saint Petersburg Mining University have signed an MoU to promote student and faculty exchanges, joint research, and academic programmes in energy and engineering fields.
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Video Of Man Stuck In A Sewer Pipe Leaves Internet Shocked
The video has been shared on several social media platforms. Many users expressed their concern about being trapped in such a situation.
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Moscow, Saint Petersburg See Record Daily Deaths As Russia Fights Delta Variant
Russia's main coronavirus hotspots, Moscow and Saint Petersburg reached new pandemic highs for COVID-19 deaths on Monday, as the country battles a surging third wave driven by the Delta variant.
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Russian City Hosting Euro 2020 Records Country's Highest Covid Deaths
Russia's Euro 2020 host Saint Petersburg on Saturday reported the country's highest daily COVID-19 death count for a city since the start of the pandemic, data showed.
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Massive Fire At Russia's Historic Saint Petersburg Factory Still Burning
A spectacular fire gutted a historic factory in Russia's second city Saint Petersburg on Monday, sending clouds of black smoke over the former imperial capital.
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Massive Fire At Russia's Historic Saint Petersburg Factory, 40 Evacuated
A huge fire was burning in a historic factory in Russia's second city Saint Petersburg on Monday, sending clouds of black smoke over the city.
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Russian Professor Who Butchered Girlfriend, Attempted Suicide In Jail: Lawyer
Sokolov, who is in prison, tried to kill himself on Friday when he was taken to his flat by investigators carrying out a reenactment of the crime, his lawyer Alexander Pochuyev told AFP.
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Russian Historian Arrested After Woman's Arms Found In His Backpack
Police in Saint Petersburg on Saturday arrested a prominent Russian historian on suspicion of murdering a former student after he was hauled out of a river with a backpack containing a woman's arms, authorities said.
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Indian Tourists Will Now Get E-Visas To Visit Russia's Cultural Capital
Russia will give e-visas to Indians visiting its cultural capital Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad Region and extend the facility for the rest of the country by 2021, officials said on Tuesday.
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Four Injured In Blasts At Russian Military Academy
A blast caused by an unidentified explosive device wounded three Tuesday at a military academy in Russia's northwestern city of Saint Petersburg, the RIA Novosti state news agency reported, citing the defence ministry.
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World War II Mortar Shell Found Under Floorboards Of A Flat In Russia
A Russian family was stunned Monday to discover a mortar shell under the floorboards during renovation work at their flat in Saint Petersburg, a local official said.
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Russia Marks 75th Anniversary Of End Of Leningrad Siege
Russian President Vladimir Putin will on Sunday preside over ceremonies marking the 75th anniversary of the end of the World War II siege of Leningrad that claimed over 800,000 lives.
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World Cup 2018: As World Cup Ends, Russia's Stadiums Face Uncertain Future
Russia spent at least $4 billion (3.4 billion euros) on arena construction and refurbishments for the FIFA World Cup 2018.
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Ukraine Strikes Putin's Hometown, Says Russian Seizure Of Key Town A 'Lie'
Moscow said almost 400 Ukrainian drones attacked over a dozen Russian regions since Friday evening - including Moscow and Saint Petersburg - an attack that came after a Russian strike on Kyiv this week killed 30 people.
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Russia Says Shot Down 25 Drones In Saint Petersburg Region
Russian forces intercepted 25 drones near Saint Petersburg, where Moscow is hosting its flagship economic forum, the regional...
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IIT Kharagpur And Russian University Sign MoU For Academic Collaboration
IIT Kharagpur and Saint Petersburg Mining University have signed an MoU to promote student and faculty exchanges, joint research, and academic programmes in energy and engineering fields.
-
Video Of Man Stuck In A Sewer Pipe Leaves Internet Shocked
The video has been shared on several social media platforms. Many users expressed their concern about being trapped in such a situation.
-
Moscow, Saint Petersburg See Record Daily Deaths As Russia Fights Delta Variant
Russia's main coronavirus hotspots, Moscow and Saint Petersburg reached new pandemic highs for COVID-19 deaths on Monday, as the country battles a surging third wave driven by the Delta variant.
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Russian City Hosting Euro 2020 Records Country's Highest Covid Deaths
Russia's Euro 2020 host Saint Petersburg on Saturday reported the country's highest daily COVID-19 death count for a city since the start of the pandemic, data showed.
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Massive Fire At Russia's Historic Saint Petersburg Factory Still Burning
A spectacular fire gutted a historic factory in Russia's second city Saint Petersburg on Monday, sending clouds of black smoke over the former imperial capital.
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Massive Fire At Russia's Historic Saint Petersburg Factory, 40 Evacuated
A huge fire was burning in a historic factory in Russia's second city Saint Petersburg on Monday, sending clouds of black smoke over the city.
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Russian Professor Who Butchered Girlfriend, Attempted Suicide In Jail: Lawyer
Sokolov, who is in prison, tried to kill himself on Friday when he was taken to his flat by investigators carrying out a reenactment of the crime, his lawyer Alexander Pochuyev told AFP.
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Russian Historian Arrested After Woman's Arms Found In His Backpack
Police in Saint Petersburg on Saturday arrested a prominent Russian historian on suspicion of murdering a former student after he was hauled out of a river with a backpack containing a woman's arms, authorities said.
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Indian Tourists Will Now Get E-Visas To Visit Russia's Cultural Capital
Russia will give e-visas to Indians visiting its cultural capital Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad Region and extend the facility for the rest of the country by 2021, officials said on Tuesday.
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Four Injured In Blasts At Russian Military Academy
A blast caused by an unidentified explosive device wounded three Tuesday at a military academy in Russia's northwestern city of Saint Petersburg, the RIA Novosti state news agency reported, citing the defence ministry.
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World War II Mortar Shell Found Under Floorboards Of A Flat In Russia
A Russian family was stunned Monday to discover a mortar shell under the floorboards during renovation work at their flat in Saint Petersburg, a local official said.
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Russia Marks 75th Anniversary Of End Of Leningrad Siege
Russian President Vladimir Putin will on Sunday preside over ceremonies marking the 75th anniversary of the end of the World War II siege of Leningrad that claimed over 800,000 lives.
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World Cup 2018: As World Cup Ends, Russia's Stadiums Face Uncertain Future
Russia spent at least $4 billion (3.4 billion euros) on arena construction and refurbishments for the FIFA World Cup 2018.
