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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 29.03.2025.
It displays 148 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
29.03.2025 ⇢ Day Myanmar Earthquake Shocked While Ukraine Faced External Administration
⌨The devastating Myanmar earthquake dominated Russian media as the death toll climbed throughout the day, from 694 in early reports to exceeding 1,600 by afternoon, with Russian rescuers dispatched to assist.
Military developments continued with Russia's Defense Ministry announcing captures of Panteleimonovka, Shcherbaki, and Veselovka in Sumy region, while accusing Ukrainian forces of increasing energy infrastructure attacks despite the supposed moratorium.
Putin's proposal for external UN administration of Ukraine, introduced yesterday, gained further traction as the Foreign Ministry explained implementation mechanisms. Russian media highlighted WSJ reports claiming the Trump administration demands control over Ukraine's economy, framing Kyiv as facing a "capitulation" situation.
By afternoon, Russian outlets reported Ukraine was seeking amendments to resource deals with the US while emphasizing Zelensky's resistance to concessions was "slowing conflict resolution." The narrative portrayed Ukraine increasingly isolated as European partners acquiesced to American plans.
Military developments continued with Russia's Defense Ministry announcing captures of Panteleimonovka, Shcherbaki, and Veselovka in Sumy region, while accusing Ukrainian forces of increasing energy infrastructure attacks despite the supposed moratorium.
Putin's proposal for external UN administration of Ukraine, introduced yesterday, gained further traction as the Foreign Ministry explained implementation mechanisms. Russian media highlighted WSJ reports claiming the Trump administration demands control over Ukraine's economy, framing Kyiv as facing a "capitulation" situation.
By afternoon, Russian outlets reported Ukraine was seeking amendments to resource deals with the US while emphasizing Zelensky's resistance to concessions was "slowing conflict resolution." The narrative portrayed Ukraine increasingly isolated as European partners acquiesced to American plans.
29.03.2025
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The vice president has defended the US commander-in-chief’s plan to bring the “extremely vulnerable” Arctic island under American “protection”
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RIA Novosti
ВСУ задействовали женщин в штурмах в ДНР
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01:11⇢Putin Demands Zelensky's Ouster While Kursk Battle Intensifies
⌨Russian media reports on Putin's call for Zelensky's removal and to "finish off" Ukrainian troops, signaling Moscow's desire for a Kremlin-friendly regime in Kyiv (Moscow Times). Headlines focus on ongoing military operations in Kursk region, with war correspondent Kotz suggesting Ukrainian forces are losing control (Komsomolskaya Pravda). Other significant news includes Iran's nuclear program negotiations with Europe (Izvestia), Russian tennis player Kasatkina changing her sporting citizenship to Australia (Lenta), and Thailand authorities declaring a recent earthquake a large-scale disaster (NTV). Trump's Ukraine policies continue to feature, with Italian PM Meloni questioning whether peace will last after Trump's term (RBC).
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RIA Novosti
Бойцы ВС России заняли важный опорник ВСУ в курском приграничье
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RIA Novosti
Российские бойцы заняли важный опорник ВСУ в курском приграничье
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All remaining staff reportedly received notices of imminent elimination
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Brussels would do anything to avoid accountability for the billions of euros sent to Kiev, the Hungarian FM has said
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04:46⇢Trump Administration Demands Control Over Ukrainian Economy
⌨Russian media highlights ongoing military operations in Ukraine, with reports of Russian artillery destroying Ukrainian equipment in Kharkiv (Izvestia) and Russian forces capturing a key Ukrainian stronghold in the Kursk border area (RIA Novosti). International coverage includes the devastating Myanmar earthquake with nearly 700 fatalities (NTV, RBC). Geopolitical tensions feature prominently with reports that the Trump administration is demanding control over Ukraine's economy (TASS), Hungary's claims that the EU is "preparing for war" (RT), and Vance's statement that the US will respect Greenland's independence (Interfax).
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RIA Novosti
Число погибших при землетрясении в Мьянме достигло 1002 человек
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RIA Novosti
"Это капитуляция". Украина готовится потерять все
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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The Cabinet Committee on Security has greenlit a $7.3bn order for 156 light combat helicopters for the army and air force
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The push for peace is yielding progress but “there’s a lot of ill will between the parties,” according to the US president
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08:10⇢Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Tops 1,000
⌨Russian media prominently reports on the deadly earthquake in Myanmar, with death toll exceeding 1,000 people (Kommersant, NTV, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, TASS). Military updates continue with coverage of Russian forces' progress near the Ukrainian border (Lenta.ru) and claims that Ukraine is preparing to "lose everything" in what's characterized as a "capitulation" (RIA Novosti). International developments include Trump's assessment that peace negotiations are progressing despite "ill will between parties" (RT). Domestic coverage mentions the Russian tax authority's evaluation of workers shifting to self-employment status (RBC) and upcoming new laws taking effect April 1st (Vesti).
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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08:34
RIA Novosti
Российские военные ведут бои в окрестностях Красноармейска
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RIA Novosti
Украина не сможет принять условия сделки с США по ресурсам, пишет WSJ
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Radio Liberty
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09:33
Security in South Sudan could deteriorate “rapidly and unpredictably,” London has warned
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RIA Novosti
В Мьянме произошло повторное землетрясение
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The Moscow Times
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10:41⇢Myanmar Earthquake Aftershocks Follow 1,000+ Death Toll
⌨Russian media heavily focuses on the devastating earthquake in Myanmar, with multiple outlets reporting the death toll has exceeded 1,000 people, and reports of aftershocks occurring (Interfax, The Moscow Times, Kommersant, Vesti, RIA Novosti). Military developments remain prominent with Russian Defense Ministry announcing control over Panteleimonovka and Shcherbaki settlements (RBC, TASS). Domestic news includes Volodin outlining new laws taking effect April 1st (NTV) and banks being required to notify parents about children's financial transactions (Rossiyskaya Gazeta). International coverage includes Ukrainian negotiations with the US (Lenta) and UK warnings for British citizens to leave South Sudan (RT).
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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10:48
A man who injured five people with knives came from Donetsk Region, Dutch media have said citing security sources
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RIA Novosti
Группировка "Север" освободила Веселовку в Сумской области
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The Moscow Times
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Another threat faced by the autonomous Danish territory is Chinese expansion, according to the US president
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13:13⇢Russian Forces Capture Veselovka in Sumy Region
⌨Russian media reports on military developments with the Defense Ministry announcing control over Veselovka in Sumy region (RBC, RIA Novosti). Myanmar features prominently with discussion of military cooperation between Russia's Deputy Defense Minister and Myanmar's Prime Minister (Kommersant), alongside continuing earthquake coverage, now including eyewitness accounts (Rossiyskaya Gazeta). International news includes Trump's promise to protect Greenland from Russian and Chinese influence (RT). Domestic crime news reports a Tver resident detained for killing a 13-year-old girl (NTV) and a terrorism case opened after a mine explosion injured a Sudzha resident (TASS).
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Tehran is capable of retaliating against any enemy, according to IRGC Navy head Alireza Tangsiri
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Сергей Станкевич перечислил главные задачи для внешнего управления Украиной
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RIA Novosti
Киев нарастил число атак на российские энергообъекты вопреки заявлениям о прекращении ударов
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Boris Johnson has urged European nations to increase defense spending
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The Moscow Times
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15:04⇢Ukraine Ramps Up Energy Attacks Despite Moratorium Claims
⌨Russian media extensively covers the Ukraine conflict, with multiple outlets reporting the Defense Ministry's accusations that Ukraine has increased attacks on Russian energy facilities despite moratorium claims (Kommersant, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, RIA Novosti, Vesti). Several sources highlight Russian military capturing Western weapons in Kursk region (Lenta). Komsomolskaya Pravda discusses Putin's proposal for external administration of Ukraine, with analysis from Sergei Stankevich on its implementation. International news focuses on the Myanmar earthquake, with the death toll exceeding 1,600 people (Interfax, RBC, TASS). Other reports include Pentagon plans to lay off 75,000 employees (Moscow Times) and Boris Johnson urging increased European defense spending (RT).
15:11
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Владимир Машков заявил, что не готов к работе со сбежавшими из России артистами
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Сергей Станкевич перечислил главные задачи для внешнего управления Украиной
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The Moscow Times
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Many of Kiev’s key objectives were never met, according to its former envoy to the EU
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RIA Novosti
Украина потребует внести правки в сделку с США по ресурсам, сообщает Bloomberg
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16:48⇢Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 1,600
⌨Russian media continues extensive coverage of Myanmar's earthquake with death toll now exceeding 1,600 people (Kommersant, NTV, Interfax, RBC). Putin's proposal for external administration of Ukraine remains prominent, with Komsomolskaya Pravda publishing "main answers" about the initiative and explaining its purpose. International developments include Ukraine reportedly demanding changes to a resource deal with the US (RIA Novosti) and RT characterizing Ukraine-US negotiations with Russia as a "5-0" loss. Domestic concerns include reports of an unknown blood-cough-inducing virus appearing in Russia (Lenta) and the Transportation Ministry proposing Russians "chip in" to repair airports (Moscow Times).
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RIA Novosti
Началась репатриация тел россиян, погибших в Хургаде
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The myth of Moscow’s alleged economic over-reliance on Beijing
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21:22⇢Chinese Cars Added To Russia's Luxury Tax List
⌨Russian media reports on the repatriation of bodies of Russians who died in Hurghada (NTV, RIA Novosti) while continuing coverage of the Ukraine conflict with reports of six civilians injured in Ukrainian attacks on DNR territory (Izvestia, Vesti). Chinese cars have been added to Russia's luxury tax list (Kommersant, Lenta). Foreign policy headlines include Israel beginning a new ground operation in Rafah (RBC) and Russia's Foreign Ministry explaining the mechanism of external administration regarding Putin's Ukraine statements (TASS). RT argues against the notion of Russia being economically dependent on China, while Svoboda discusses the 1920s Lenin-era famine.
22:10
RIA Novosti
Капитан затонувшего в Египте батискафа заявил, что покинул его последним
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RIA Novosti
ВСУ стягивают к Гуево в Курской области все что можно, рассказал офицер
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