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01.12.2024The Day Child Paid Price of War

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 01.12.2024.

It displays 173 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

01.12.2024The Day Child Paid Price of War
Morning reports focused on a Ukrainian drone attack in Bryansk region killing a child, with Russian sources claiming interception of 29 drones across several regions. Putin signed the 2025-2027 federal budget, increasing military spending while reducing social programs.

By afternoon, attention shifted to Syria as militants captured Russian military equipment including Uragan systems and a Pantsir, while Moscow confirmed command changes in its Syrian contingent. The Syrian army prepared counter-offensive operations in Aleppo region.

Evening brought renewed protests in Tbilisi, with demonstrators damaging 48 parliament rooms and using fireworks against the building. Georgia's president refused to step down despite government pressure, while EU threatened sanctions. Zakharova's claims about US "betrayal" of Zelensky dominated late coverage, alongside reports of advances in DPR and disruption of militant activities on the Aleppo-Damascus highway.
01.12.2024
01:20
RIA Novosti

При налете БПЛА в Брянской области погиб ребенок

01:20
01:28
RIA Novosti

При налете БПЛА в Брянской области погиб ребенок, уничтожен жилой дом

01:28

02:01Child Dies in Bryansk Drone Strike

The newspapers report on two main developments: Putin signing the federal budget for 2025-2027 (Gazeta.ru, Interfax, RBC), and a fatal Ukrainian drone attack in Bryansk region killing a child and destroying residential buildings (Izvestia, Kommersant, RIA, TASS, Vesti). New December laws introduce debt relief for military personnel and fines for promoting childlessness (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
02:53
06:07
RIA Novosti

ВВС Сирии разбили колонну техники террористов на трассе Алеппо — Дамаск, сорвав наступление

06:07
06:07
06:15
06:31
RIA Novosti

"Испытали на русских". У американской оборонки появился сильный конкурент

06:31

06:48The Night Tbilisi Lost America

The newspapers report on three main developments: Putin signing the federal budget for 2025-2027 (Gazeta.ru, Interfax), mass interception of Ukrainian drones over Russian regions with one reported child casualty in Bryansk (Izvestia, Kommersant, NTV, TASS), and continuing protests in Georgia where US suspends strategic partnership following government's decision to freeze EU accession talks (RT, Meduza).
07:35
07:59
08:47
08:47
08:55
RIA Novosti

Сирийская армия взяла под контроль несколько важных районов

08:55

09:13Damascus Pushes Back

The newspapers report on three main developments: Syria's army repelling militant attacks in Hama province, with Assad discussing counter-terrorism efforts (Kommersant, Meduza, RIA); violent clashes between pro-EU protesters and police outside Georgian parliament (Moscow Times); and Moscow introducing new biometric control measures for migrants, including chip cards and fingerprinting (Komsomolskaya Pravda). NATO's new marine training center in Norway near Russian border receives continued coverage (RT).
10:00
11:06
11:06
RIA Novosti

Президенту Грузии придется сложить полномочия, заявил премьер

11:06

11:36Russian Weapons Parade in Syria

The newspapers report on three concurrent developments: militants in Syria capturing Russian military equipment including an Uragan system and a Pantsir (Gazeta.ru, Lenta, Meduza), with Assad discussing counter-measures; Russian forces claiming control over Ilinka and Petrovka villages in DPR (Interfax, RBC, Izvestia); and Georgia's political crisis deepening as President Zourabichvili refuses to step down and demands new parliamentary elections (Moscow Times, RIA).
12:02
12:40
13:26
14:16
RIA Novosti

ЕС пригрозил властям Грузии последствиями за действия по прекращению беспорядков

14:16

14:17Aleppo Prepares as Commander Falls

The newspapers report on renewed fighting in Syria, with army preparations for counter-offensive in Aleppo (NTV, Kommersant) and command changes as Z-channels report removal of Russian forces commander in Syria (Moscow Times). In domestic military developments, General Muradov is appointed deputy commander of ground forces (RBC). The Kremlin notes diminishing Western rhetoric about Ukraine's victory (Izvestia), while Medvedev criticizes EU officials' priorities (RT). Georgia coverage continues with EU warnings over protest handling (RIA).
14:40
16:08
16:49
RIA Novosti

Протестующие в Тбилиси забросали здание парламента петардами

16:49
17:02
RIA Novosti

Протестующие в Тбилиси обстреляли здание парламента пиротехникой

17:02

17:04Parliament Burns in Tbilisi Night

The newspapers report on three developments: protests in Georgia escalate with demonstrators damaging parliament premises and using fireworks (NTV, RIA, Svoboda), while EU threatens sanctions (RT); in Syria, militants capture airbases as army loses control of Aleppo (Gazeta.ru); and Putin approves record military budget with social spending cuts (Moscow Times). White House clarifies it won't transfer nuclear weapons to Ukraine (Izvestia), while Zelensky comments on NATO membership prospects (Meduza).
17:16
RIA Novosti

"Испытали на русских". У американской оборонки появился сильный конкурент

17:16
17:51
17:52
20:07
20:31
RIA Novosti

В Сирии сорвали засаду боевиков на трассе Алеппо — Дамаск

20:31
20:39
RIA Novosti

В Сирии сорвали засаду боевиков на трассе Алеппо — Дамаск, сообщил источник

20:39
20:55
RIA Novosti

"Испытали на русских". У американской оборонки появился сильный конкурент

20:55

20:56Georgia's Parliament Under Fire

The newspapers report on protests in Georgia intensifying with protestors throwing stones and fireworks at parliament (Interfax, Moscow Times), while the Prime Minister rejects calls for new elections. In parallel, Russian media focuses on Maria Zakharova's statements claiming the US "betrayed" Zelensky (Gazeta.ru, Izvestia). Russian forces report advances in Syria, claiming elimination of 300 militants (NTV), while oligarch Kolomoisky accuses Zelensky's office of seizing Ukrnafta assets (RBC).
22:08
22:08
RIA Novosti

Спецназ начал разгон митинга у парламента Грузии

22:08
23:27

23:37Druzhba Pipeline Bleeds Again

The newspapers report on two major developments: protests in Georgia escalate as special forces begin dispersing demonstrators outside parliament (Interfax, NTV, RIA, Moscow Times), with major businesses supporting the pro-EU protesters (Moscow Times). Simultaneously, the Druzhba pipeline operator reports potential sabotage in Poland with fuel leakage (Gazeta.ru, Izvestia). Russian Railways has stopped accepting new freight cars from manufacturing plants (Kommersant).
23:43