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26.03.2025

26.03.2025Day Russia-US Energy Moratorium Solidified While Putin Marked 25 Years

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 26.03.2025.

It displays 173 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

26.03.2025Day Russia-US Energy Moratorium Solidified While Putin Marked 25 Years
The Russia-US 30-day energy strike moratorium formalized following Riyadh talks, with Russia demanding sanctions relief as implementation condition. Russian media claimed Ukraine was violating the ceasefire with continued strikes on energy infrastructure in Kursk and Bryansk regions.

Russian outlets commemorated Putin's 25th anniversary since his first presidential election in 2000, with Komsomolskaya Pravda running multiple stories on "what country Putin built."

Channel One war correspondent Anna Prokofieva was killed by a mine explosion in Belgorod region, prompting official condemnations. The Defense Ministry claimed Ukrainian forces lost over 70,000 soldiers in Kursk operations.

By afternoon, domestic focus shifted to the detention of Rusagro founder Vadim Moshkovich on fraud charges involving approximately 1 billion rubles. Evening brought gubernatorial reshuffling as Putin appointed new acting governors in Sverdlovsk and Orenburg regions.

US Treasury signals emerged regarding possible reconnection of Russia to SWIFT banking system.
26.03.2025
02:19
RIA Novosti

Артиллеристы уничтожили опорный пункт ВСУ в ДНР

02:19
02:27
RIA Novosti

Артиллеристы уничтожили опорный пункт ВСУ на ключевом направлении в ДНР

02:27
03:21
03:36

04:23Russia-US Agree On 30-Day Energy Strike Moratorium

Russian media reports on multiple aspects of Russia-Ukraine conflict negotiations. Trump believes Russia may be delaying a Ukraine agreement (Interfax). Russia and the US have approved a 30-day moratorium list of energy facilities that cannot be struck (Lenta, Kommersant, NTV, Rossiyskaya Gazeta). Military operations continue with Russian forces reportedly destroying Ukrainian positions using TOS-1A "Solntsepek" systems and artillery (Izvestia, RIA Novosti). Media marks 25 years since Putin's first presidential election (Komsomolskaya Pravda). Other headlines mention the EU banning Russian gas transit through its terminals (Vesti), a Russian ambassador heading to the US (TASS), and economists predicting economic challenges for China (RBC).
04:45
RIA Novosti

Силы ПВО за ночь уничтожили девять беспилотников в двух областях и над Черным морем

04:45
04:52
RIA Novosti

Силы ПВО уничтожили девять беспилотников в двух областях и над Черным морем

04:52
05:15
RIA Novosti

Подполье сообщило об ударах по цехам с украинской военной техникой в Кривом Роге

05:15
06:32
RIA Novosti

Российские войска нанесли серию ударов по позициям ВСУ в Харьковской и Сумской областях

06:32

06:34Trump Accuses Putin of Stalling Peace Talks

Russian media focuses on Ukraine conflict negotiations and military actions. Trump's envoy claimed Ukraine never had its own nuclear weapons, stating they belonged to Russia (Lenta). Trump has accused Putin of delaying ceasefire negotiations (Moscow Times, Interfax), while Zelensky rejected a "humiliating peace" for Ukraine (NTV). Military operations continue with Russian forces striking Ukrainian positions in Kharkiv and Sumy regions (RIA Novosti, Izvestia). In diplomatic news, Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó plans to visit Russia today (TASS). Domestically, Prime Minister Mishustin will report to the State Duma on cabinet work (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
07:20
RIA Novosti

Молдавская полиция стягивает силы в столицу Гагаузии после задержания Гуцул

07:20
08:30
RIA Novosti

Сторонники Гуцул вышли на митинг в Комрате после ее задержания

08:30
08:30

08:41Channel One War Correspondent Killed In Belgorod

Russian media widely reports on the death of Channel One war correspondent Anna Prokofieva in Belgorod region, with multiple outlets covering the story (RBC, NTV, TASS, Vesti). Military developments remain prominent with reports of a rare British armored vehicle being destroyed in Kursk region (Lenta). Technical issues affecting Russia's Fast Payment System are reported (Interfax), while protests have erupted in Comrat, Moldova following the detention of Gagauzia leader Evgenia Gutsul (RIA Novosti). RT reports on US intelligence warning about Russian media's "influence activities" becoming more sophisticated.
09:11
09:27
RIA Novosti

Рост российской экономики за два года превысил европейский показатель в шесть раз

09:27
09:35
RIA Novosti

"Это освобождение": Трамп и Маск пошли на крайние меры

09:35
09:43
RIA Novosti

"Теряют влияние". Трампу и Маску не удается обуздать рост госдолга США

09:43
09:51
10:32

10:34Putin's 25 Year Presidential Anniversary Marked

Russian media commemorates Putin's 25th anniversary as president, with Komsomolskaya Pravda featuring an article about "what country Putin built" since his first election on March 26, 2000. Multiple outlets report on the death of a Channel One war correspondent in Belgorod region from a mine explosion (Lenta, NTV, RBC). Russia-US negotiations continue, with Russia demanding sanctions relief for a Black Sea ceasefire (Moscow Times). Other headlines cover domestic issues including the Fast Payment System recovering after a malfunction (Interfax), Russian electronics manufacturers proposing restrictions on parallel imports of foreign gadgets (Moscow Times), and Prime Minister Mishustin presenting a cabinet report to the State Duma (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
10:40
11:20
11:28
11:28
11:53

13:02Ukraine Accused Of Violating Energy Ceasefire

Russian media reports on continuing conflict and peace negotiations. Multiple sources (Interfax, RT, Moscow Times) claim Ukraine is violating the energy infrastructure ceasefire, with the Defense Ministry accusing Kyiv of drone strikes causing power outages in Kursk and Bryansk. Military updates include Russia striking Ukrainian airfield infrastructure (Izvestia) and claims that Ukrainian forces have lost over 70,000 soldiers in the Kursk direction (NTV, Vesti). Diplomatic developments feature reporting on the first stage of a ceasefire from Russia-US negotiations in Riyadh (Komsomolskaya Pravda). Economic coverage discusses Gazprom potentially losing 15 trillion rubles over the next decade due to lost European markets (Moscow Times).
13:09
13:35
RIA Novosti

Путин осмотрел выставки в Национальном центре "Россия"

13:35
14:10
14:18
14:51
RIA Novosti

"Теряют влияние". Трампу и Маску не удается обуздать рост госдолга США

14:51

15:27Rusagro Founder Detained On Fraud Charges

Russian media extensively covers the detention of Vadim Moshkovich, founder of Rusagro, Russia's largest agricultural holding (Interfax, Kommersant, Moscow Times, RBC, Vesti). Multiple sources report he's being held on fraud charges. Several outlets commemorate Putin's 25th anniversary since his first presidential election in 2000, with Komsomolskaya Pravda analyzing "what country Putin built." Military reporting continues with claims that Ukrainian forces lost over 230 soldiers in the Kursk direction (Izvestia). Other headlines mention Trump's assessment of Russia-Ukraine negotiations (Lenta) and Putin redirecting thanks for Sudzha's liberation to frontline soldiers (TASS).
15:51
18:23
RIA Novosti

Бойцы "Севера" вывели мирных жителей из освобождаемого села в Курской области

18:23

18:42Rusagro Founder Officially Charged With Fraud

Russian media reports on the criminal charges against Rusagro founder Vadim Moshkovich, now officially accused of fraud (Interfax, RBC). Military news describes Russian forces liberating Sudzha, with Putin thanking soldiers involved (NTV), and evacuating civilians from villages in Kursk region (RIA Novosti). Diplomatic coverage focuses on Russia's UN mission claiming Kyiv aims to disrupt peace agreements (Izvestia), while Moscow maintains commitment to the ceasefire despite alleged Ukrainian violations (RT). The Moscow Times reports Europe may abandon plans to send peacekeepers to Ukraine. The UN states it cannot investigate Russian journalists' killings without a mandate (TASS, Vesti).
18:57
19:04
RIA Novosti

Условия Москвы по мораторию на удары в Черном море включают снятие санкций ЕС, заявил Рубио

19:04
19:52
RIA Novosti

Минфин США заявил, что готов рассмотреть переподключение России к SWIFT

19:52
20:07
20:55
20:55

20:56Putin Reshuffles Regional Governors

Russian media reports on gubernatorial changes with Vladimir Putin appointing new acting governors in Orenburg and Sverdlovsk regions (Interfax, Kommersant, RBC, Vesti). Foreign policy coverage focuses on Russia-US relations, with the US Treasury stating readiness to consider reconnecting Russia to SWIFT (RIA Novosti) and discussions about a "Black Sea Initiative" and "energy truce" between Russia and the US (Komsomolskaya Pravda). Other headlines mention Foreign Minister Lavrov expressing condolences over the death of Russian journalists in the "special military operation" zone (Izvestia) and France allocating an additional €2 billion in military aid to Ukraine (NTV).
21:51