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23.04.2025

23.04.2025Day London Peace Talks Collapsed While Trump Criticized Zelensky

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 23.04.2025.

It displays 203 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

23.04.2025Day London Peace Talks Collapsed While Trump Criticized Zelensky
The planned London peace talks on Ukraine collapsed, with Russian media extensively documenting how foreign ministers of Britain, France, and Germany withdrew from the meeting. Multiple sources connected this to Ukraine's refusal to recognize Russian sovereignty over Crimea, with Russian outlets citing Western media reports that Kyiv's document torpedoed negotiations.

By midday, Putin appeared in military-industrial contexts, emphasizing the need for increased weapons production, AI application at the front, and FPV drone manufacturing. He claimed militaries worldwide study Russia's combat experience.

Trump dominated evening coverage with direct criticism of Zelensky, with Russian media amplifying his statement that Ukraine "can fight for three more years before losing everything." The White House reportedly expressed disappointment with Zelensky's position.

Military developments included Russian forces claiming liberation of Tarasovka in DPR and Shoigu announcing the imminent "cleansing" of all Kursk region territory from Ukrainian forces.
23.04.2025

00:59Ukraine May Cede Territory In Peace Deal

The newspapers report extensively on Ukraine peace negotiations. Multiple Russian sources cite Western media claims that London and Paris may accept Ukraine losing some territories (RBC, RIA Novosti), while US reportedly awaits Kyiv's response to a "final proposal" (TASS). Trump plans to reduce tariffs on China (Izvestia). In domestic news, two stand-up comedians were stripped of Russian citizenship for allegedly threatening national security (Lenta), while Komsomolskaya Pravda features a story about a cleaner who unexpectedly governed a village for five years.
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02:34
RIA Novosti

США подготовили план из семи пунктов без гарантий безопасности Киеву, пишут СМИ

02:34
04:32
RIA Novosti

Детонация снарядов на складах во Владимирской области почти прекратилась

04:32
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RIA Novosti

Детонация снарядов на складах во Владимирской области пошла на спад

04:47

05:24Russian Air Defenses Down 11 Ukrainian Drones

The newspapers extensively report on Ukraine-related developments. Several sources note that Russian air defenses shot down 11 Ukrainian drones over seven regions overnight (Izvestia, TASS, Vesti). Western media reports on Trump's "final offer" to Ukraine regarding a peace plan are widely discussed, with some sources indicating it includes recognition of Crimea as Russian territory and eventual lifting of sanctions (Lenta, NTV, RT). In domestic news, ammunition detonation at a warehouse in Vladimir region injured four people, though reports indicate the situation is now improving (Interfax, RIA Novosti). Banks have begun blocking operations for credit card holders who don't pay interest (RBC), while university applicants will receive additional points (Kommersant).
05:24
RIA Novosti

"Впервые за полторы тысячи лет". Ватикан готовится удивить весь мир

05:24
06:46
RIA Novosti

Главы МИД Франции и ФРГ отменили поездку в Лондон на переговоры по Украине, сообщает Sky News

06:46

06:48London Peace Talks Canceled

The newspapers extensively report on the cancellation of a planned meeting in London between foreign ministers of Britain, France, Germany, and Ukraine (Lenta, RBC, RIA Novosti, Sky News). This diplomatic setback appears linked to peace negotiations, with The Moscow Times reporting the US Secretary of State canceled Ukraine talks after Zelensky refused to recognize Russian sovereignty over Crimea. Military operations continue with Russian forces sharing details of the Sukhaya Balka assault in Donetsk (NTV). Other headlines note the end of the Easter ceasefire (Svoboda), accusations of Russophobia against the German Foreign Ministry (TASS), and the first flight of an import-substituted Superjet aircraft in Khabarovsk region (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
07:39
Nikas Safronov’s portrait of the US leader, released by CNN, shows him wounded but defiant after facing an assassination attempt
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08:01
RIA Novosti

Переговоры по Украине в Лондоне на уровне министров отложены, пишет AFP

08:01
08:16
RIA Novosti

Переговоры по Украине в Лондоне отложили после заявления Зеленского о Крыме, пишет AFP

08:16

08:47London Peace Talks Scrapped Over Crimea Recognition

The newspapers extensively report on the cancellation of Ukraine peace talks in London. Multiple sources indicate foreign ministers of Britain, France, and Germany refused to meet (Interfax, Kommersant, Moscow Times, RBC, RIA Novosti, TASS), with several outlets linking this to Ukraine's refusal to recognize Russian sovereignty over Crimea (Kommersant, Moscow Times, RIA Novosti). In other news, Russia expelled a former Moldovan intelligence officer for alleged espionage attempts (Izvestia), while a Russian House employee was arrested in Kyrgyzstan on suspicion of recruiting mercenaries (Lenta). Russian media also highlights the first test flight of a fully import-substituted Superjet aircraft (RT, Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
09:08
RIA Novosti

Переговоры по Украине в Лондоне отложили после заявления Зеленского о Крыме

09:08
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10:02
RIA Novosti

Путин дал новые поручения по развитию армии

10:02

10:05Ukraine Peace Talks Postponed

The newspapers extensively report on the derailment of Ukraine peace talks. Multiple sources indicate high-level London negotiations have been postponed, with foreign ministers from Britain, France and Germany skipping the meeting (Moscow Times, Svoboda, Interfax). Several outlets highlight US involvement, with reports of Kremlin reactions to American plans regarding Crimea (Lenta) and threats from Vance about US withdrawal from negotiations (RBC). Putin features prominently, issuing new military development orders (RIA Novosti) and declaring arms supply to combat zones an "absolute priority" (TASS). Russian media also notes Putin's claim that global militaries are studying Russia's combat experience (Vesti) and Trump's dismantling of a Biden-era post investigating alleged Russian war crimes (RT).
10:17
RIA Novosti

"Впервые за полторы тысячи лет". Ватикан готовится удивить весь мир

10:17
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11:51
RIA Novosti

Нежелание Киева признать потерю территорий привело администрацию Трампа в ярость, пишет WP

11:51
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12:01Peace Talks Collapse As Putin Pushes Military Technology

The newspapers extensively report on Ukraine peace negotiations stalling. Russian sources indicate a meeting of foreign ministers in London has been canceled (Kommersant, Lenta, Moscow Times), with US officials threatening to withdraw from talks (Lenta). Multiple outlets cite Putin's statements on military matters, including the increasing scale of military-industrial tasks (Izvestia), the importance of FPV drones in combat (NTV), and the need to apply AI technologies at the front (Vesti). Russian media also reports on Victory Day tensions, with German authorities threatening Russian diplomats over WWII commemorations (RT, TASS). An earthquake in Istanbul is briefly mentioned (RBC).
12:40
RIA Novosti

Нежелание Киева признать потерю регионов привело Белый дом в ярость, пишет WP

12:40
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13:37Vance Demands Territorial Compromise

The newspapers extensively report on stalled peace negotiations. Multiple sources indicate the U.S. Vice President has demanded both Russia and Ukraine accept territorial compromises (Moscow Times, Kommersant, RIA Novosti). Russian outlets claim Kyiv's refusal to recognize lost territories enraged Washington (RIA Novosti, RBC). Domestically, media covers a fire at Moscow-City that has been extinguished (Lenta, NTV, Vesti), and government plans to economize the National Welfare Fund due to falling oil prices (Moscow Times). Military news includes Russian forces destroying Ukrainian positions at Gornalsky Monastery (TASS). Intelligence services warn of Western attempts to rewrite history and influence CIS citizens (Izvestia), while Putin advocates for increased AI use on the frontlines (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
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14:45
RIA Novosti

Reuters сообщило о документе, сорвавшем переговоры по Украине в Лондоне

14:45
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RIA Novosti

Встреча в Лондоне сорвалась из-за документа, подготовленного Киевом, пишет Reuters

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16:06Kyiv Document Torpedoes London Peace Talks

The newspapers report on the collapse of London peace talks, with multiple sources revealing that Kyiv's refusal to discuss territorial concessions was the key obstacle (Kommersant, Reuters, RBC, RIA Novosti). In domestic news, bailiffs have initiated proceedings to seize assets belonging to former official Anatoly Chubais (Interfax). Russia has banned entry to several British parliamentarians (Izvestia). U.S.-China trade relations appear to be improving, with Trump indicating readiness to reduce some tariffs (RT, TASS). Meanwhile, Russians are turning to tarot cards to predict peace in Ukraine (Moscow Times), and military unrest is reported at a Krasnodar commandant's office (Svoboda).
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16:21
RIA Novosti

Трамп раскритиковал заявления Зеленского о Крыме

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16:37
RIA Novosti

Отказ Зеленского признать Крым российским вредит переговорам, заявил Трамп

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16:46Trump Predicts Ukraine's Collapse

The newspapers extensively report on Trump's statements regarding Ukraine. Multiple sources indicate Trump believes Zelensky's refusal to end hostilities will lead to Ukraine losing everything (Interfax, Lenta, RBC), with his position on Crimea specifically hindering negotiations (Kommersant, RIA Novosti). Russia continues to shape its international narrative, with Peskov denying territorial claims against Baltic states (Izvestia) and asserting Russia has no plans to attack anyone (TASS). War coverage includes Russian military successes in liberating Tarasovka in the DPR (Komsomolskaya Pravda) and casualties in the Kursk region (Vesti). Foreign news mentions India announcing retaliation against Pakistan after a terror attack (RT).
17:17
RIA Novosti

Украина потеряла Крым давно, это не является темой обсуждения, заявил Трамп

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19:25
RIA Novosti

Трамп разочаровался в Зеленском, заявил Белый дом

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20:07Trump Claims Zelensky Undermines Peace Negotiations

The newspapers extensively report on the Ukraine peace talks impasse, with multiple sources highlighting Trump's criticism of Zelensky (Lenta, Interfax, Kommersant, RBC, RIA Novosti, Vesti). Trump claims Ukraine can fight for three more years before losing everything and that Zelensky's position on Crimea hinders negotiations. The Moscow Times reports downgraded London peace talks, while other sources indicate Ukraine and EU are demanding Russia cease fire to continue negotiations (Moscow Times). Military developments include Russian air defense destroying four Ukrainian drones over the Black Sea and Kursk region (Izvestia). Kremlin spokesman Peskov claims Zelensky doesn't fully control Ukrainian armed forces (NTV).
20:47
21:59
RIA Novosti

Трамп допустил встречу с Путиным после визита в Саудовскую Аравию

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23:43Trump Plans Putin Meeting After Saudi Visit

The newspapers extensively report on Trump's statements about potential dialogue with both Russia and Ukraine. Multiple sources indicate Trump believes meeting Putin may occur after his Saudi Arabia visit (Interfax, RIA Novosti, Vesti) and that Russia is easier to deal with than Ukraine (RT, Izvestia, RBC). Trump claims he has no "favorites" in the conflict (RBC). Military news includes fires in Kyiv following powerful explosions (Lenta) and the death of "Zvezda" war correspondent Nikita Goldin from Ukrainian attack wounds (NTV). Defense Minister Shoigu noted first steps by the US toward détente deserve attention (TASS).