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06.04.2025

06.04.2025Day Ovechkin Broke Record As Russia-US Talks Resumed

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 06.04.2025.

It displays 139 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

06.04.2025Day Ovechkin Broke Record As Russia-US Talks Resumed
Russia conducted extensive missile strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions, claiming to target military infrastructure while continuing advances in Sumy region with the capture of Basovka. The White House revealed Russia was excluded from Trump's global tariffs due to ongoing negotiations, with RDIF head Dmitriev announcing new Russia-US diplomatic contacts expected next week.

Military operations intensified with Russia claiming destruction of 11 Ukrainian drones over Russian territory, while Ukraine reportedly suffered "colossal losses" in contested areas. International tensions escalated with Iran placing its military on high alert and the EU preparing $28 billion in countermeasures against US tariffs.

Domestic news featured a 5.6 billion ruble lawsuit against former Rosnano head Chubais, continuing the previous day's story. By evening, Russian media celebrated Alexander Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal record with his 895th goal, an achievement that dominated late coverage across all outlets.
06.04.2025
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02:21
RIA Novosti

ПВО уничтожила украинские беспилотники в Ростове и Ростовской области

02:21
04:19
RIA Novosti

На всей территории Украины второй раз с начала ночи объявили воздушную тревогу

04:19
04:28

04:30Military Exchanges Intensify As Russia Destroys Ukrainian Drones

The newspapers report on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine military conflict, with multiple sources covering Russian defense claims of destroying 11 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions (Izvestia, TASS) and missile strikes against Ukraine triggering nationwide air alerts (Lenta, RIA Novosti). International news focuses on multi-million person protests against Trump policies in the US (Interfax, Kommersant) and Houthi attacks on US carrier groups in the Red Sea (NTV). Sports coverage notes Russian gymnasts refusing to compete under neutral status at international competitions (Komsomolskaya Pravda). Financial news includes court proceedings against former Rosnano head Chubais, with 5.6 billion rubles frozen (Vesti, RBC).
05:19
RIA Novosti

ПВО уничтожила одиннадцать украинских беспилотников над тремя регионами

05:19
05:27
RIA Novosti

ПВО ночью уничтожила 11 украинских беспилотников над тремя регионами

05:27
05:36
RIA Novosti

Число пострадавших из-за урагана в Хакасии выросло до 32

05:36
08:29

08:31Ballistic Missiles Strike Kyiv As Ukrainian Forces Face "Colossal Losses"

The newspapers report on the Russia-Ukraine conflict intensifying with Russia launching ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv and bombing Kupyansk (Moscow Times). Russian sources claim Ukrainian forces are suffering "colossal losses" in Vodolahy, Sumy region (TASS, Vesti). Domestically, Russia approved new fishing industry supervision rules (Kommersant) while Rosnano explained its 5.6 billion ruble lawsuit against Chubais and seven executives (RBC). Weather news features cyclone "Zion" bringing winter conditions back to Moscow (NTV) and hurricane damage in Khakasia affecting 32 people (RIA Novosti). US-Russia relations coverage includes warnings to Trump about a "historic mistake" regarding Russia policy (Lenta).
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10:20
RIA Novosti

Полиция ввела пропускной режим для монахов в Киево-Печерской лавре

10:20
10:28
10:35
RIA Novosti

Российские военные ударили по центральной артиллерийской базе вооружения ВСУ

10:35
10:43
RIA Novosti

Российские военные ударили по центральной артиллерийской базе ВСУ

10:43

10:45Russia Strikes Ukraine's Artillery Base As Energy Infrastracture Attacks Continue

The newspapers report extensively on Russia-Ukraine military exchanges. Multiple sources cover Russian claims of striking Ukraine's central artillery base (Kommersant, RIA Novosti), while simultaneously reporting Ukrainian forces continuing attacks on Russian energy infrastructure with seven strikes reported (TASS, Vesti, Interfax). The Moscow Times reports a missile strike on Kyiv killing one person amid a "massive" attack across Ukraine. Domestic news focuses on a court freezing 5.6 billion rubles belonging to former Rosnano head Anatoly Chubais and seven others (Moscow Times). International coverage includes potential economic impacts of Trump's policies, with Starmer claiming a "new world" is emerging from Trump's trade war (RBC) and warnings that Trump's beer tariffs could threaten 100,000 EU jobs (RT).
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11:32
RIA Novosti

Хаменеи привел иранскую армию в состояние повышенной боевой готовности, сообщает Reuters

11:32
11:40
11:40
RIA Novosti

Армию Ирана привели в состояние повышенной боевой готовности, сообщает Reuters

11:40
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12:56Russia-US Diplomatic Contacts Resume Next Week

The newspapers report extensively on Russia-US diplomatic developments. Multiple sources highlight upcoming Russia-US contacts next week, as announced by RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev, who recently visited Washington - the most senior Russian official to do so since the Ukraine war began (Interfax, Kommersant, Lenta, RBC, Moscow Times). Military news focuses on Russian forces capturing Basovka in Sumy region (Izvestia, NTV, TASS). Other headlines mention Iran's military being placed on high alert (RIA Novosti), protests against "Trump-Musk coup" in the US (RT), Trump's tariff impacts on Europe (Svoboda), and controversies surrounding Russian gymnasts and the St. George ribbon (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
13:03
RIA Novosti

Глава РФПИ заявил о заинтересованности американских компаний вести бизнес в России

13:03
13:27
RIA Novosti

США не ввели пошлины против России из-за переговоров, заявил Белый дом

13:27
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16:10
RIA Novosti

ЕС готовит контрмеры на 28 миллиардов долларов против импорта из США

16:10
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17:32Russian Troops Advance In Ukraine's Sumy Region

The newspapers report on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, with multiple sources highlighting Russian military operations in Ukraine's Sumy region (Lenta, TASS, Vesti, NTV). Russian media claims Ukrainian forces used a church in Kursk region as a military position (TASS, Vesti). Diplomatic tensions continue, with Hungary's Foreign Minister Szijjártó calling Estonia's Foreign Minister a "fervent supporter" of the Ukraine conflict (Izvestia). International relations coverage includes EU preparing $28 billion in countermeasures against US imports (RIA Novosti) and White House linking absence of tariffs on Russia to ongoing negotiations (RBC). Domestic news mentions the Duma taking action against Instagram and Facebook advertising (Svoboda).
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17:46
RIA Novosti

В Белоруссии задержали крупнейшую партию взрывчатки, которую везли в Россию

17:46
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20:05
RIA Novosti

ВС России поразили элитное подразделение ВСУ в Харьковской области

20:05

20:07Ovechkin Breaks Gretzky's NHL Goal Record

The newspapers predominantly report on Russian hockey star Alexander Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal record by scoring his 895th goal (Interfax, Kommersant, Lenta, NTV, RBC, Vesti). This sports achievement dominates the headlines. Other news includes international tensions with claims about underwater Russian spy sensors discovered by the UK (Moscow Times English), Iran's military being placed on high alert due to US threats (Moscow Times), Russia's military striking an elite Ukrainian unit in Kharkiv region (RIA Novosti), and controversy over the Georgievsky ribbon in gymnastics competitions (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
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Наши соотечественники, живущие за рубежом, массово засобирались на Родину. Только в организацию «Путь домой», которая помогает с репатриацией, обратились 180 000 человек
22:44
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23:20
RIA Novosti

Водитель задержанного в Белоруссии авто со взрывчаткой заявил, что его попросили перегнать машину

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