Komsomolskaya Pravda
Историк Ищенко: историю Победы извращают, чтобы создать негативный образ России
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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 27.08.2025.
It displays 190 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
27.08.2025 ⇢ The day of Druzhba pipeline's confirmed resumption
⌨Russian media in the early hours reported Ukrainian drone attacks, notably on Rostov-on-Don, where an emergency regime was later introduced. US President Trump's statements on Ukraine, including an aide's year-end timeframe for conflict resolution and Trump's threats of "economic war," remained a prominent theme from prior days. FSB detentions for alleged terror plots on military airfields also featured.
Mid-morning saw reports of Russian forces liberating the Pervoe Maya settlement. Economic discussions intensified: Finance Minister Siluanov projected GDP growth and President Putin supported monetary policy easing, contrasting with The Moscow Times' reports of deteriorated forecasts. The Kremlin reiterated opposition to European troops in Ukraine.
A concrete development emerged in the afternoon with the confirmed resumption of Russian oil supplies to Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline on August 28, following earlier accusations regarding pipeline attacks. The government extended its ban on gasoline exports. Towards evening, focus shifted to the evolving sanctions landscape, including EU plans for secondary sanctions and Hungary's legal challenge to the EU over Russian asset transfers, alongside reports of record daily war spending.
Mid-morning saw reports of Russian forces liberating the Pervoe Maya settlement. Economic discussions intensified: Finance Minister Siluanov projected GDP growth and President Putin supported monetary policy easing, contrasting with The Moscow Times' reports of deteriorated forecasts. The Kremlin reiterated opposition to European troops in Ukraine.
A concrete development emerged in the afternoon with the confirmed resumption of Russian oil supplies to Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline on August 28, following earlier accusations regarding pipeline attacks. The government extended its ban on gasoline exports. Towards evening, focus shifted to the evolving sanctions landscape, including EU plans for secondary sanctions and Hungary's legal challenge to the EU over Russian asset transfers, alongside reports of record daily war spending.
27.08.2025
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RIA Novosti
Украинец, арестованный по делу о терактах на "Северных потоках", руководил операцией
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Steve Witkoff has expressed hope a deal could be reached by the end of the year
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Корреспондент «КП» перечислил три варианта, как прожить без интернета
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RIA Novosti
В группу, совершившую теракты на "Северных потоках", входили семь человек
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Военкор «КП» Кубатьян: «Больше в подвалах Авдеевки людей нет»
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04:46⇢Trump's Ukraine Resolution Push
⌨Russian media continues to focus on US President Trump's statements regarding the Ukraine conflict, with an aide setting a year-end timeframe for a deal (RT, RBC.ru). Trump reiterated readiness for "economic war" with Russia and warned of sanctions on Moscow and Kyiv (Interfax.ru, Kommersant, The Moscow Times). Concurrently, Russian regions, particularly Rostov-on-Don, reported significant Ukrainian drone attacks overnight, with 26 intercepted drones and damage to residential buildings (Lenta.ru, NTV.ru, TASS).
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RIA Novosti
В группу, якобы совершившую теракты на "Северных потоках", входили семь человек
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RIA Novosti
ВС России нанесли удары по объектам ВСУ в нескольких украинских областях
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Steve Witkoff hopes to find the “ingredients” of a peace deal by the end of the year
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06:48⇢Trump's Ukraine Peace Push
⌨Russian media prominently covers US President Trump's continued engagement on Ukraine, noting his reported influence on Hungary's Orban for concessions (Lenta.ru) and renewed threats of "economic war" against Russia if a peace deal isn't reached (The Moscow Times, Interfax.ru, Kommersant). An envoy also set a year-end timeframe for peace elements (RT). Simultaneously, Russian regions faced Ukrainian drone attacks (NTV.ru), leading to reported gasoline shortages (Svoboda.org).
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The Moscow Times (English)
The Russian economy is still posting GDP growth, but the war-driven boost from heavy budget spending is fading. 3
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08:57⇢Domestic Security Under Scrutiny
⌨Russian media reports an emergency regime in Rostov-on-Don following a UAV attack (NTV.ru), alongside FSB detentions of individuals accused of plotting attacks on the Engels military airfield (Izvestia, Rossiyskaya Gazeta). Gasoline shortages linked to strikes continue to be reported (Svoboda.org). Meanwhile, discussions emerge regarding the Russian economy, with one outlet questioning a potential recession as war-driven boosts fade (The Moscow Times (English)). US President Trump's envoy continues to set a timeframe for a Ukraine peace deal (RT), even as Trump reportedly threatens "economic war" (Kommersant).
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Abandoned trenches, collapsing bastions, encirclements, and empty strongpoints: the warning signs of collapse are no longer subtle
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Lenta.ru
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RIA Novosti
В Кремле назвали предстоящий визит Путина в Китай беспрецедентным
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10:14⇢Russia Secures Pervoe Maya Settlement
⌨The Russian media primarily reports on recent military successes in the Ukraine conflict, with outlets detailing the liberation of the Pervoe Maya settlement in the DNR (Izvestia, NTV.ru) and characterizing Russia's summer offensive as breaking open the front lines (RT). Domestically, the detention of Vladimir's mayor on corruption charges concerning cemetery land is also noted (RBC.ru, Vesti). Internationally, the Kremlin calls Putin's upcoming visit to China unprecedented (RIA Novosti), while the US increased tariffs on India for Russian oil purchases (The Moscow Times).
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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RIA Novosti
Путин провел совещание с членами правительства
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RIA Novosti
"Надежда угасает". ЕС пытается предотвратить катастрофу в тылу Украины
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The Moscow Times
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RIA Novosti
"Такого не ждали". Штурмовики рассказали, как им удалось перехитрить ВСУ
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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The Moscow Times (English)
The Kremlin’s top spokesman said preventing NATO’s presence in Ukraine was “probably” one of the initial drivers of the 2022 invasion. 2
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12:41⇢Russia's Economic Forecast
⌨The newspapers report on Russia's economic outlook, with Finance Minister Siluanov projecting at least 1.5% GDP growth for 2025 (Interfax.ru, Kommersant, RBC.ru). President Putin also supported easing monetary policy (Rossiyskaya Gazeta). Simultaneously, the Kremlin reiterated strong opposition to the deployment of European troops in Ukraine (The Moscow Times (English), TASS), stating it was an initial driver of the conflict.
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The Defense Ministry has reported 27 UAVs destroyed, while Rostov’s governor has confirmed property damage but no casualties
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Президент Южной Кореи изобрел дипломатический термин для унижения Зеленского
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Военкор «КП» Кубатьян: «Больше в подвалах Авдеевки людей нет»
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Public debate over the negotiations’ specifics could be detrimental to a positive outcome, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said
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14:09⇢Economic Forecasts Diverge
⌨Newspapers report on evolving economic discussions, with President Putin supporting budget balance (Izvestia) and earlier calls for easing monetary policy (Rossiyskaya Gazeta), even as forecasts for the Russian economy reportedly sharply deteriorated (The Moscow Times). On the Ukraine conflict, the Kremlin now emphasizes that peace talks must remain confidential (RT). Simultaneously, media covers international reactions to statements regarding the special military operation (Lenta.ru) and narratives of resilience in formerly contested areas (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Михаил Данилов: двух недель отпуска недостаточно для полноценного восстановления
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RIA Novosti
Путин передал наследному принцу Саудовской Аравии послание, посвященное двусторонним отношениям
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Военкор «КП» Кубатьян: «Больше в подвалах Авдеевки людей нет»
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RIA Novosti
"Такого не ждали". Штурмовики рассказали, как им удалось перехитрить ВСУ
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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RIA Novosti
ВСУ перебросили в Днепропетровскую область полбатальона колумбийских наемников
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15:43⇢Druzhba Pipeline Awakens
⌨Newspapers continue to discuss economic policy, with President Putin supporting easing monetary policy (Rossiyskaya Gazeta) and budget balance (Izvestia), while the government extended a ban on gasoline exports (RBC.ru). The most prominent new development is the confirmed resumption of Russian oil supplies to Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline on August 28 (Interfax.ru, TASS, Vesti). Coverage also includes narratives of resilience in Avdeevka (Komsomolskaya Pravda), and reports of Colombian mercenaries in Ukraine (RIA Novosti).
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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The gunman took his own life after the rampage, authorities in Minneapolis have said
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18:12⇢Ukraine Conflict's International Echoes
⌨Russian media continues economic discussions, with the government extending its gasoline export ban (Kommersant) and President Putin addressing the academic year and budget (Rossiyskaya Gazeta). However, editorial focus now strongly emphasizes the international dimensions of the Ukraine conflict, highlighting alleged UK discontent with a settlement (Izvestia), framing EU leaders' visit to Moldova as a 'struggle against Russia' (NTV.ru), and linking Ukraine to Nord Stream explosions (RBC.ru).
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The shooter at a Catholic school in Minneapolis has been identified as Robin Westman, who allegedly published a manifesto hours before the crime
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RIA Novosti
В Киеве прогремели взрывы на фоне воздушной тревоги, объявленной в нескольких областях
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RIA Novosti
Венгрия подала в суд на ЕС за передачу Украине процентов от российских активов
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Samantha Power has admitted that Washington financially supported the pro-Western candidate in the last presidential election
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21:05⇢Sanctions and War Spending
⌨Russian media highlights significant financial dimensions of the ongoing conflict, reporting record daily war spending (The Moscow Times) and domestic tax impacts on the civil sector (Svoboda.org). Concurrently, coverage focuses on the evolving sanctions environment, including EU plans for secondary sanctions (RBC.ru), Hungary's legal challenge to the EU over Russian asset transfers to Ukraine (RIA Novosti), and assessments of the EU's diminishing sanctions potential (Vesti). The resumption of Druzhba oil supplies to Hungary (Interfax.ru) also features prominently.
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Президент России на заседании правительства заслушал доклады о подготовке к 1 сентября, итогах туристического сезона и ситуации в промышленности
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RIA Novosti
Вэнс сравнил Украину при Байдене с денежной ямой
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Prime Minister Modi has called on Indians to buy more domestically-made products
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