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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 24.12.2024.
It displays 216 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
24.12.2024 ⇢ The Day The Ship Split By Spain
⌨Morning reports focused on explosions near Rostov airfield and the withdrawal of the polygamy fatwa by Russian Muslim authorities. By midday, attention shifted to the sinking of Russian cargo vessel Ursa Major between Spain and Algeria, with two crew members missing. The incident prompted immediate investigation by Russian authorities.
The government announced a cryptocurrency mining ban in ten regions until 2031, while telecom operators began implementing restrictions on international calls. The Finance Ministry rejected proposed 2% mortgages for military personnel, despite reports of 440,000 new military contracts signed this year.
Evening coverage centered on Putin's meeting with Tajikistan's leadership in St. Petersburg, while media discussed preparation of new U.S. sanctions against Russia's energy sector, described as Biden's "farewell strike." The day concluded with reports of seasonal navigation restriction violations by tankers in the Kerch Strait.
The government announced a cryptocurrency mining ban in ten regions until 2031, while telecom operators began implementing restrictions on international calls. The Finance Ministry rejected proposed 2% mortgages for military personnel, despite reports of 440,000 new military contracts signed this year.
Evening coverage centered on Putin's meeting with Tajikistan's leadership in St. Petersburg, while media discussed preparation of new U.S. sanctions against Russia's energy sector, described as Biden's "farewell strike." The day concluded with reports of seasonal navigation restriction violations by tankers in the Kerch Strait.
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The Democrats chose to mislead the public – and in doing so, undermined trust in Washington at home and abroad
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00:41⇢Rostov Airfield Explosions
⌨The newspapers report on explosions near Rostov airfield (Lenta) while field medics work under artillery fire in Selidovo (Komsomolskaya Pravda). New developments include Israel's first acknowledgment of involvement in Hamas leader Haniyeh's assassination (RBC), and Danish parliament's criticism of Trump's Greenland purchase statements (Izvestia). Putin heads to St. Petersburg for informal CIS summit (TASS), while former US President Bill Clinton is hospitalized with high fever (Vesti).
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В Киеве прогремели взрывы
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05:05⇢Mining Ban Hits Ten Regions
⌨The newspapers report on several new military and domestic decisions. The Defense Ministry claims downing four Ukrainian drones over Russian regions (Izvestia), while explosions are reported in Kyiv (RIA). The government has banned cryptocurrency mining in ten regions until 2031 (RBC, Vesti). The Finance Ministry rejected mortgage benefits for military operation participants (Lenta), and the Russian Muslim authority withdrew its polygamy fatwa (NTV, Meduza).
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RIA Novosti
Детей мигрантов начнут тестировать на знание языка в апреле 2025 года
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RIA Novosti
Удар с тыла. Киевом решили пожертвовать ради дружбы с Москвой
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RIA Novosti
Российское судно затонуло в Средиземном море
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The chief Islamic body originally endorsed having multiple wives, which is not legal in the country
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06:58⇢Mediterranean Explosion Sinks Russian Ship
⌨The newspapers report extensively on a Russian vessel Ursa Major sinking in the Mediterranean Sea after an explosion between Spain and Algeria (Gazeta, Lenta, RBC, RIA). Another major development is the Russian Muslim authority's official withdrawal of its polygamy fatwa (Interfax, NTV, RT). Reports also indicate authorities are discussing potential blocking of messenger calls (Kommersant, Meduza, Moscow Times).
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RIA Novosti
В Средиземном море затонул российский сухогруз
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Ismail Haniyeh was killed by an explosive device during his visit to Tehran in July
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Ismail Haniyeh was killed by an explosive device in Tehran in July
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Marcel Ciolacu has emphasized Romania’s commitment to regional stability, as the nation navigates a volatile political landscape ahead of a presidential election re-run
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08:49⇢Mediterranean Ship Explosion Claims Two
⌨The newspapers extensively report on a Russian cargo ship sinking in the Mediterranean Sea between Spain and Algeria, with two crew members missing (Izvestia, Lenta, NTV, RBC, RIA, Gazeta). The Central Bank warns against lowering key interest rates (Meduza), while authorities arrested an employee at a restricted facility for alleged espionage for Ukraine (TASS). Environmental concerns emerge with reports of eleven dead dolphins found on Krasnodar Territory shores (Vesti).
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ФСБ задержала сотрудника режимного предприятия за передачу данных Украине
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Romania’s Marcel Ciolacu has emphasized his country’s commitment to regional stability, as the nation navigates a volatile political landscape ahead of a presidential election re-run
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RIA Novosti
Удар с тыла. Киевом решили пожертвовать ради дружбы с Москвой
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Войска "Запада" улучшили тактическое положение в зоне спецоперации
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Российские группировки войск улучшили позиции в зоне спецоперации
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Пять группировок российских войск улучшили позиции в зоне спецоперации
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Robert Fico has said he rejected a payment of €500 million to back Ukraine’s NATO bid
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11:03⇢Kremlin Slams Door On Talks
⌨The newspapers heavily report on Ukraine negotiations, with Kremlin spokesperson Peskov stating no progress towards talks (Kommersant, Izvestia, RBC). Russian military claims advances in multiple sectors and heavy Ukrainian losses near Kursk (RIA, TASS), while media discusses Ukrainian missile capabilities (Gazeta). Hungarian PM Orban makes predictions about conflict timeline (Lenta), while Russian cargo vessel Ursa Major sinks in Mediterranean (Interfax).
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The suspect is facing treason charges for aiding and abetting Kiev, the agency has said
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ВС России нанесли удары по подразделениям 14 бригад противника в Курской области
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There will be peace in Europe next year, possibly after “one party” is destroyed, Hungary’s Viktor Orban has said
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Investigators expressed concerns over a “failure” to address the environmental disaster and highlighted cleanup efforts by volunteers. 2
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Most members will find it impossible to contribute 3% of their GDP to the US-led military bloc, according to diplomatic sources
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The trial of Eugene Spector has taken place behind closed doors due to the classified nature of the materials in the case
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13:53⇢Biden Prepares Energy Sanctions Farewell
⌨The newspapers heavily report on Biden's preparation of new sanctions against Russia's energy sector, described as a "farewell strike on Putin's military coffers" (WP, Meduza, RBC, Interfax). Central Bank projects peak inflation for April 2025 (Kommersant), while Medvedev claims 440,000 new military contracts signed this year (TASS). The Moscow Times reports on a criminal investigation into Black Sea oil spill cleanup, while RT announces a 15-year sentence for US citizen Eugene Spector on espionage charges.
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СК завел дело против гражданина Норвегии за преступления в Курской области
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Около 440 тысяч россиян за год заключили контракт с Минобороны
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Около 440 тысяч россиян за год заключили контракт на военную службу
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Политолог Дробницкий: Трамп предпримет попытку сменить правящую верхушку в Киеве
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According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the Pentagon is testing “dangerous pathogens” in over a dozen countries across the continent
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15:29⇢Moscow Blocks Foreign Calls
⌨The newspapers highlight Biden's preparation of new sanctions against Russia's energy sector (Kommersant, WP, RBC). Russian telecom operators are working on blocking international calls to combat fraud (Gazeta, TASS), while Moscow residents receive earthquake warnings (Lenta). Defense Ministry reports 440,000 new military contracts this year (RIA), and emergency services face criticism over Anapa disaster response (Svoboda).
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The Hungarian PM has accused the bloc of ignoring the reality of the conflict and urged for diplomacy over military aid
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Moscow has promised to take legal action against those responsible for stealing its wealth
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Ространснадзор выявил нарушения при проверке ЧП с танкерами в Керчи
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Ространснадзор выявил нарушения сезонных ограничений при проверке ЧП с танкерами
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16:57⇢Sinking Tankers Broke Winter Rules
⌨The newspapers extensively report on violations by tankers that sank in the Kerch Strait, with transport authorities confirming seasonal navigation restrictions were breached (Gazeta, RIA, TASS, Vesti). In parallel, Russian media discusses YouTube access disruptions (Meduza), while the Central Bank releases first-time data on facial recognition and QR-code payments (RBC). Ukraine reportedly receives initial funds from frozen Russian assets, prompting Moscow's legal response threats (RT).
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Путин встретился с президентом Таджикистана перед неформальным саммитом СНГ
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Moscow has promised to take legal action against those responsible for stealing its wealth
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Путин на переговорах с Рахмоном назвал Таджикистан надежным союзником России
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Moscow has promised to take legal action against those responsible for stealing its wealth
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19:29⇢Tajikistan Pledges Moscow Alliance
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Putin's meeting with Tajikistan's leadership, declaring it a reliable ally (RIA, Izvestia). Major banks are lowering deposit rates (Gazeta), while Moscow faces significant energy deficit costs of 0.5 trillion rubles (RBC). Former Austrian Foreign Minister Kneissl's statements about Nord Stream sabotage generate coverage (Lenta, Vesti), while YouTube access continues to face disruptions in Russia (Svoboda, Meduza).
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A missile cruiser reportedly targeted two of its own F/A-18 jets during an operation against Yemen’s Houthis
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RIA Novosti
В Киеве прогремели взрывы
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22:49⇢US Cruiser Fires On Own Jets
⌨The newspapers report extensively on a US Navy incident where a missile cruiser targeted its own F/A-18 jets during operations against Houthis (RT, Gazeta). The Central Bank announces new control measures for transfers and digital ruble operations (RBC, Vesti), while explosions are reported in Kyiv (RIA). Putin transfers beverage company assets to state property management (TASS), as the White House contemplates new energy sector sanctions (Interfax, Kommersant).
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