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23.12.2024

23.12.2024The Day Of Black Sea Dolphins

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 23.12.2024.

It displays 194 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

23.12.2024The Day Of Black Sea Dolphins
Morning coverage centered on environmental disaster in the Black Sea, with ten dead dolphins found following the Kerch Strait oil spill. By afternoon, the count reached eighteen, while Anapa residents demanded federal intervention as volunteers led cleanup efforts without significant government support. The spill's scope expanded, with contaminated soil estimates reaching 200,000 tons.

Multiple countries offered to host potential Putin-Trump talks, though Kremlin spokesperson Peskov noted no immediate prerequisites exist. YouTube access in Russia declined to 20% of normal levels, prompting speculation about WhatsApp becoming the next blocked platform.

Evening brought controversy over religious matters as the Prosecutor General's office pressured the Muslim Spiritual Administration to withdraw its fatwa permitting polygamy. Military reports claimed advances near Chasov Yar and attacks on Ukrainian positions in Chernihiv region, while North Korean casualties in Ukraine reportedly reached 1,100.
23.12.2024
06:11
06:11
RIA Novosti

Путин планирует в январе зарубежные визиты, сообщили в Кремле

06:11
06:12
06:59
RIA Novosti

Российские военные продвинулись в Часовом Яре

06:59

07:05Dead Dolphins Wash Ashore After Black Sea Spill

The newspapers extensively cover two main developments: ten dead dolphins found following an oil spill on the Black Sea coast (Interfax, RBC), and Russian military advances near Chasov Yar, with claims of controlling the "Severny" district (NTV, RIA, TASS). Coverage continues of Slovak PM Fico's meeting with Putin, now framed around Ukraine's gas transit decisions (Moscow Times, Komsomolskaya Pravda). Minor note: Tatarstan lifts its state of emergency (Gazeta).
07:27
08:39
08:55
RIA Novosti

Российские военные ударили по аэродрому ВСУ в Миргороде

08:55

09:38Gas, Oil, and Korean Blood

The newspapers report increased attention to Russian-European gas relations, with Peskov describing the situation as "very complex" (Kommersant). Military developments include Russian strikes on a Ukrainian airfield in Mirgorod (RIA) and North Korean casualties in Ukraine reaching 1,100 (Moscow Times). Environmental concerns emerge over the Kerch oil spill, with contaminated soil estimates reaching 200,000 tons (Interfax). New tensions surface regarding Transnistria, with Duma officials calling for military preparation (Gazeta).
09:51
RIA Novosti

Российские военные ударили по аэродромам и складам ВСУ

09:51
10:55
RIA Novosti

Путин поручил усовершенствовать программы льготного кредитования

10:55

11:29YouTube Goes Dark in Russia

The newspapers report increasing YouTube access difficulties in Russia, with traffic dropping to 20% (Meduza, Moscow Times). Putin makes several economic statements, highlighting record housing construction due to subsidized mortgages (Izvestia) and ordering improvements to loan programs (RIA). Environmental concerns continue over the Kerch oil spill (Interfax), while speculation grows about Ukrainian military plans regarding Belarus (Gazeta.ru).
11:43
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12:15
12:23
12:39
12:47
12:56
RIA Novosti

Российские военные ударили по расположению ВСУ в Черниговской области

12:56

13:05YouTube's Russian Sunset

The newspapers report on two key developments: increased restrictions on YouTube in Russia, with discussions of its potential full blocking (Lenta, Moscow Times), and economic discussions centered on European decline due to anti-Russian policies (Izvestia, Komsomolskaya Pravda). New developments include environmental concerns in Anapa, where fuel oil contamination reaches 15% in beach soil (Interfax), and Telegram's first reported profitability (RBC).
13:27
14:23
14:55
RIA Novosti

ВС России ударили по расположению ВСУ в Черниговской области

14:55

15:05WhatsApp Faces Russian Block

The newspapers report on two main developments: Zelenskyy's call to investigate Slovak PM Fico's Moscow visit (Meduza, Lenta), and potential WhatsApp blocking in Russia (Gazeta). Economic news focuses on PM Mishustin's demands to prevent unjustified price increases (Izvestia) and remove family mortgage limits (TASS). Military reports claim Russian forces destroyed a US Abrams tank in Kursk and struck Ukrainian positions in Chernihiv (RT, RIA).
15:19
RIA Novosti

Россия получила несколько предложений от стран, готовых организовать встречу Путина и Трампа

15:19
15:27
RIA Novosti

Россия получила несколько предложений по организации встречи Путина и Трампа

15:27
15:59
16:15

16:49Nations Vie to Host Putin-Trump Summit

The newspapers report on several countries offering to host potential Putin-Trump talks (RBC, RIA, TASS, Vesti). New developments include possible WhatsApp blocking following YouTube restrictions (Lenta), and the Prosecutor General's response to a fatwa on polygamy (Gazeta). The Central Bank notes moderate business activity growth (Kommersant), while AGR recalls 55,700 Volkswagen and Skoda vehicles (Interfax).
16:55
17:03
17:27

18:01Putin-Trump Summit Bidding War

The newspapers report extensively on a potential Putin-Trump meeting, with several countries offering to host (Lenta, NTV, RBC, RIA). New developments include an oil spill crisis in Anapa, where residents demand federal intervention while volunteers handle cleanup without government support (Meduza, Moscow Times). Economic headlines focus on lending collapse following key rate hike to 21% (Moscow Times) and Macron's approval of new French government (Izvestia, Vesti).
18:15
19:04
RIA Novosti

Над Ростовской областью уничтожили девять украинских БПЛА

19:04
21:03
21:19
RIA Novosti

К границе России приблизился беспилотник ВС США, координирующий удары ATACMS

21:19
21:27
RIA Novosti

К границе России приблизился американский БПЛА, координирующий удары ATACMS

21:27

21:29Muslim Authority Revokes Polygamy Fatwa

The newspapers report heavily on the Russian Muslim authority's withdrawal of a fatwa permitting religious polygamy following prosecutor intervention (Gazeta, Lenta, Meduza, RBC). Environmental coverage continues with 18 dead dolphins discovered following the Kerch Strait oil spill (Interfax). Putin heads to St. Petersburg for informal CIS summit (TASS), while Georgian president Zourabichvili threatens "regime overthrow" over election disputes (Izvestia).
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