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15.01.2025The Day Korea Lost Its Leader

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 15.01.2025.

It displays 230 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

15.01.2025The Day Korea Lost Its Leader
The arrest of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol dominated morning coverage, with reports of his voluntary surrender "to prevent bloodshed." By midday, Russian media shifted focus to military claims about Ukrainian attempts to bribe Russian forces in Horlivka with $1 million, a narrative that continued throughout the day.

Reports of Russian strikes on Ukrainian gas infrastructure intensified, following yesterday's drone attacks on Russian territory. The military claimed capture of Ukrainka in Donetsk. A Hamas-Israel ceasefire agreement, set to begin January 19th, received extensive coverage in evening reports.

Putin signed a decree for 80,000 ruble payments to WWII veterans, while US sanctions expanded to include the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Internet speeds dropped in 21 regions due to cable damage in Tatarstan, echoing recent infrastructure disruptions.
15.01.2025
00:07
01:51
RIA Novosti

Следователи арестовали президента Южной Кореи

01:51
02:15
RIA Novosti

Президента Южной Кореи арестовали за мятеж

02:15
04:23
RIA Novosti

На всей территории Украины объявили воздушную тревогу

04:23

04:25South Korean President Behind Bars

Russian media widely cover the arrest of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol (Gazeta, Izvestia, NTV, Vesti), who reportedly surrendered voluntarily to prevent bloodshed. A Hamas-Israel deal regarding Gaza is reported (Interfax), while air raid alerts sound across Ukraine (RIA). Prime Minister Mishustin claims Russia has adapted to sanctions (TASS), as Czech Republic signals a critical moment regarding Russian oil dependence (RBC).
04:39
RIA Novosti

По всей Украине объявили воздушную тревогу, в Харькове прогремели взрывы

04:39
05:36
RIA Novosti

Российские военные ударили по расположению ВСУ в Харькове

05:36
06:15
RIA Novosti

Российские военные ударили по объектам ВСУ в Харькове и Черкассах

06:15

06:50Europe's Triple Ban: LNG, Aluminum, Baltic Sea

Russian media focus on three main themes: EU's reported plans to ban Russian LNG and aluminum imports (Moscow Times, Kommersant, RBC), movement in naval control with NATO allegedly planning to control the Baltic Sea (Gazeta), and continued military operations in Ukraine. Russian airlines have reportedly removed 300 aircraft from Bermuda registry to enable foreign flights (Meduza). Czech Republic signals readiness to end Russian oil dependence (Lenta), while Russia offers oil and LNG supplies to Vietnam (Vesti).
06:55
RIA Novosti

ФСБ предотвратила подкуп российских бойцов в зоне СВО украинской разведкой

06:55
07:27
RIA Novosti

"Это станет сенсацией". Что Трамп приготовил для Путина

07:27
07:51

08:57Million Dollar Bribe in Horlivka

Russian media extensively cover FSB reports of an alleged Ukrainian intelligence attempt to bribe Russian forces to abandon positions in Horlivka for $1 million (Gazeta, Interfax, Kommersant, Lenta, NTV). Parallel coverage includes Russian military advances towards Krasnyi Lyman following Terny capture (Izvestia), and Zelenskyy's report of 40+ Russian missiles targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure (Meduza). New sanctions discussions continue, with reports of China rejecting Russian shadow fleet tankers (Svoboda).
09:27
RIA Novosti

ВС России нанесли удары по критически важным украинским газовым объектам

09:27
09:43
RIA Novosti

ВС России ударили по критически важным украинским газовым объектам

09:43
09:51
10:15

11:05Missiles Strike Ukraine's Gas Network

Russian media heavily cover military operations in Ukraine's Donetsk region, with reports of capturing Ukrainka (Izvestia, NTV). Multiple sources report on a major missile strike against Ukrainian gas infrastructure (RIA, Meduza). Security Council Secretary Patrushev's statement suggesting Ukraine might cease existing in 2025 gains significant coverage (Komsomolskaya Pravda). Separately, Armenia has issued a diplomatic protest to Russia's ambassador (Kommersant), while Moscow accuses the West of pressuring African nations against Russia (RT).
11:43
11:59
RIA Novosti

Путин подписал указ о единовременной выплате ветеранам Великой Отечественной

11:59
12:31

12:33Twenty-Five for Twenty-Five

Russian newspapers extensively report on a prisoner exchange with Ukraine, with 25 soldiers from each side returned (Gazeta, Kommersant, RBC, TASS, Vesti). Putin signed a decree for one-time payments of 80,000 rubles to WWII veterans (Izvestia, NTV, RIA). Turkey's energy minister confirmed an attack on TurkStream pipeline (Interfax), while US sanctions have reportedly stranded $3.5 billion worth of Russian oil at sea (Moscow Times).
12:55
RIA Novosti

"Это станет сенсацией". Что Трамп приготовил для Путина

12:55
13:19

14:09Twenty-Five Freed, Million Dollar Bribe Exposed

Russian media extensively report on a prisoner exchange with Ukraine, mediated by UAE, with 25 soldiers released from each side (Kommersant, RT, TASS). FSB claims it thwarted a Ukrainian attempt to bribe Russian forces near Horlivka with $1 million (Komsomolskaya Pravda). The West has reportedly ruled out sending European peacekeepers to Ukraine (Gazeta), while Poland's PM accuses Russia of planning "aerial terror" worldwide (Meduza).
14:23
14:47
RIA Novosti

Выплату в 80 тысяч рублей к юбилею Победы получат фронтовики и блокадники

14:47
14:55
15:59

16:10Sanctions Hit Nuclear Plant

Russian media report extensively on new US sanctions targeting the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant (Interfax, RBC, TASS). Coverage continues of attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, with Russia claiming successful strikes (RT, Lenta). A significant development involves Transnistria reportedly receiving "humanitarian gas" from Russia (Gazeta). Government announces 80,000 ruble payments to WWII veterans (Izvestia, RIA).
16:48
16:56
17:03
17:28

17:30Hamas-Israel Deal Takes Moscow's Stage

Russian media extensively cover a reported Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement, with multiple sources confirming Trump's involvement in Qatar-mediated talks (RT, Meduza, RBC, TASS, Vesti). France reportedly conducted secret exercises for potential troop deployment to Ukraine (Moscow Times), while a U.S. Secretary of State candidate deemed Ukraine's pre-war border restoration unrealistic (Izvestia). FSB claims it prevented a million-dollar Ukrainian bribe attempt near Horlivka (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
17:36
RIA Novosti

СК назначил экспертизу по крушению AZAL и изучает переговоры борта с диспетчерами

17:36
18:47
RIA Novosti

Урегулирование потребует уступок от всех сторон, включая Украину, заявил кандидат в госсекретари США

18:47
19:12
RIA Novosti

Стороны конфликта в секторе Газа договорились о прекращении огня

19:12

20:33Hamas-Israel Truce Takes Shape

Russian media extensively cover the Hamas-Israel ceasefire agreement set to begin January 19th, with multiple sources reporting Qatar's mediation role (Gazeta, Izvestia, Meduza, RBC, RIA, TASS, Vesti). A transcript of AZAL aircraft communications contradicts Azerbaijan's accusations against Russia (Lenta), while Moscow Times reports food price inflation hitting a 9-year high. A story about a pro-Kremlin Bulgarian politician seeking border expansion gains attention (Svoboda).
21:03
21:36
RIA Novosti

ВС России нанесли ответный удар по газовой инфраструктуре Украины

21:36
21:51
RIA Novosti

Удар по газовой инфраструктуре Украины стал ответом на атаки ВСУ

21:51
21:59
22:07
RIA Novosti

Минобороны назвало удар по газовой инфраструктуре под Львовом ответом на атаки ВСУ

22:07
22:07
22:31
RIA Novosti

ВС России нанесли удар по газовой инфраструктуре под Львовом в ответ на атаки ВСУ

22:31

22:49Lviv Gas Storage Struck

Russian media extensively cover strikes on Ukraine's largest gas storage facility in Lviv region, described as a retaliatory measure (Izvestia, Kommersant, NTV, RIA, TASS). Annual inflation reached 9.52% (Komsomolskaya Pravda). US added nine Chinese companies to sanctions list for circumventing Russia restrictions (Moscow Times). Bloomberg reports ongoing Russia-Ukraine talks regarding nuclear facilities (RBC).