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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 09.05.2026.

It displays 92 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

09.05.2026 ⇢ The Day Putin Declared the Conflict Nearing an End
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Victory Day dominated Russian media, with state-aligned outlets covering the scaled-back parade on Red Square—without military vehicles for the first time since 2007—and Putin's speeches emphasizing Russia's advance in Ukraine and blaming NATO. Independent Meduza and The Moscow Times reported mobile internet was cut in central Moscow and confirmed Russian losses exceeding 350,000. By evening, Putin stated the Ukraine conflict is heading toward an end, agreed in principle to meet Zelensky, and noted a three-day ceasefire was in place with no further agreements. The Kremlin also confirmed that no new ceasefire deals were reached beyond the May 9-11 truce brokered by Trump.

06:43
RIA Novosti

Трамп допустил отправку переговорщиков по Украине в Москву

06:43
07:43
RIA Novosti

В нескольких городах России прошли парады в честь Дня Победы

07:43
08:07
08:19
RIA Novosti

В нескольких российских городах прошли парады в честь Дня Победы

08:19
08:43
RIA Novosti

Последний рывок. Как Красная армия окончательно добила вермахт

08:43
09:43

09:43⇢Victory Day's Digital Blackout

⌨Victory Day dominates Russian media, with state-aligned outlets (TASS, RIA Novosti, RT, Lenta.ru, Komsomolskaya Pravda, NTV) celebrating the holiday, parades, and Putin's congratulations from Kim Jong Un. Independent Meduza reports mobile internet was cut off in central Moscow. Meanwhile, The Moscow Times notes Ukraine's claim that Zelensky's decree only excludes the Red Square from strikes, contrasting with the ceasefire deal.
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11:04

11:04⇢Victory Day Parade Shrinks as Putin Speaks of War

⌨Victory Day dominates Russian media, with state-aligned outlets (TASS, Lenta.ru, Kommersant, NTV, Interfax) covering the parade and Putin's speeches emphasizing victory and inspiration for the war in Ukraine. Independent Meduza and The Moscow Times note the parade was scaled back without military vehicles for the first time since 2007, and mobile internet was cut in Moscow. RT reports on Iran's Hormuz threat.
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12:47
RIA Novosti

Связь поколений. Чем запомнился парад Победы

12:47
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14:13⇢Victory Day's Dual Narratives

⌨Victory Day coverage dominates, with state-aligned outlets (TASS, RIA Novosti, Kommersant, Komsomolskaya Pravda) focusing on the parade and Putin's speeches emphasizing unity and the war in Ukraine. Independent Meduza and The Moscow Times highlight mobile internet restoration in Moscow and Russia's confirmed losses exceeding 350,000. RT reports on Iran's Bushehr plant safety.
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Robert Fico’s country turns fractures in Europe’s order into leverage, acting as a glitch-state channel between Brussels and Moscow
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19:16
RIA Novosti

"Железный занавес" и память о Победе: переговорный марафон Путина в Кремле

19:16
19:29

19:29⇢Orban Steps Down as Putin Marathons

⌨Victory Day aftermath dominates, with state-aligned outlets (TASS, RIA Novosti, Kommersant, Komsomolskaya Pravda) highlighting Putin's marathon meetings and parade details, while independent sources (The Moscow Times, Svoboda.org) focus on Orban's resignation and US policy choices. Interfax notes no new ceasefire agreements were reached.
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23:57

23:57⇢Putin Declares Conflict Nearing End

⌨State-aligned and commercial outlets (TASS, RT, Lenta.ru, Kommersant, Komsomolskaya Pravda, NTV, Interfax) uniformly highlight Putin's statement that the Ukraine conflict is heading towards an end, with possible talks with Zelensky. Independent Meduza notes the ceasefire is only for three days with no other agreements.