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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 10.06.2025.
It displays 196 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
10.06.2025 ⇢ The wounded soldiers homecoming day
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Building on yesterday's exchange of young soldiers, Russia and Ukraine completed a second prisoner swap focusing specifically on wounded and sick servicemen under the Istanbul agreement framework. State media emphasized returning soldiers personally thanking Putin and the Defense Ministry upon landing in Moscow region.
Overnight, Russian air defenses claimed to intercept 102 Ukrainian drones across eleven regions, while Moscow Times reported Russian strikes hit a maternity hospital in Odessa. The FSB announced preventing a terrorist attack on an energy facility in Krasnodar region, alleging a Ukrainian SBU agent planned to plant explosives at a Novorossiysk site.
By afternoon, the Duma passed legislation creating a national messenger service, while Putin extended the ban on oil sales at Western price caps for six months. Opposition politician Lev Shlosberg was arrested and charged with repeatedly "discrediting" the military.
Evening brought confirmation that upcoming Russia-US negotiations on "irritants" would move from Istanbul to Moscow, marking a diplomatic venue shift.
10.06.2025
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00:07⇢Fear in Ukrainian negotiators' eyes
⌨Russian outlets report negotiator Medinsky's detailed account of Russia-Ukraine peace talks, claiming Ukrainian delegates showed "fear in their eyes" and describing one negotiator later killed by Ukraine's security service (Komsomolskaya Pravda, TASS). Medinsky outlined Russia's harsh demands regarding Ukraine and warned against conflict freezing. Coverage shifts to international events, with Russian media reporting riots subsided in Los Angeles while attributing them to Biden's migration policies (Interfax.ru, RT). Elon Musk's father's Moscow visit receives extensive coverage, with outlets describing his shock at Russian prices and admiration for Putin (Lenta.ru, NTV.ru). Other stories include Telegram's Durov commenting on French charges against him and Trump acknowledging Soviet Union's WWII contribution (RBC.ru, Vesti).
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RIA Novosti
Над шестью регионами вечером сбили 76 украинских беспилотников
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Павел Дуров в интервью Такеру Карлсону заявил о деградации Евросоюза
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Мединский вспомнил беседу с украинским переговорщиком, позднее убитым СБУ
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The US and UK pressured Kiev to abandon talks with Moscow three years ago, Vladimir Medinsky has said
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02:19⇢Seventy-six drones downed
⌨Russian outlets report destroying 76 Ukrainian drones in a single evening across six regions, with multiple sources confirming the two-hour timeframe of the air defense operation (Interfax.ru, NTV.ru, RIA Novosti, TASS). Military coverage shifts focus to captured NATO equipment, with Komsomolskaya Pravda detailing how Russian forces increasingly seize rather than destroy Western armored vehicles, reportedly earning millions for intact Abrams tanks and using NATO equipment for training purposes. Tucker Carlson's interview with Telegram's Durov receives attention, specifically his question about alleged Putin-ordered arrest attempts (Lenta.ru). Domestic policy changes emerge with promises to reduce homework and exam volumes for Russian schoolchildren, while the Education Ministry considers returning traditional primers to schools (The Moscow Times, Vesti). RT continues promoting the narrative that Western pressure prevented Ukraine from reaching peace in 2022, citing negotiator claims about US and UK interference.
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RIA Novosti
Полиция применила светошумовые гранаты против протестующих в Лос-Анджелесе
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RIA Novosti
Полиция Лос-Анджелеса применила резиновые пули против протестующих
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RIA Novosti
Полиция в Лос-Анджелесе начала выборочно задерживать протестующих
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07:05⇢Pentagon sends troops to Los Angeles
⌨Russian outlets focus heavily on unrest in Los Angeles, reporting Pentagon deployment of 700 infantry troops during protests and California's lawsuit against Trump over National Guard mobilization (Interfax.ru, Kommersant, RIA Novosti, Vesti). The coverage frames the situation as migration policy protests with clashes and selective arrests by police. On the Ukraine front, military sources report Ukrainian forces transitioning to "deep defense" near Volchanks and Liptsy, suggesting tactical retreats (TASS). Kazakhstan's Foreign Ministry claims Ukraine has ignored requests for dialogue since February following attacks on oil infrastructure, stating they await Kiev's response "if they deign to answer" (Lenta.ru). European businesses cite reasons for remaining in the Russian market despite sanctions (RBC.ru), while prisoner exchanges and body return disputes continue from previous coverage.
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RIA Novosti
Над 11 регионами сбили 102 беспилотника ВСУ
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RIA Novosti
Россиянам рассказали об изменениях в Трудовом кодексе, связанных с отпусками
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RIA Novosti
Прорвали границу: что началось в зоне СВО
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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09:07⇢One hundred and two drones down
⌨Russian outlets report intercepting 102 Ukrainian drones overnight, with multiple state sources emphasizing the same figure and timeframe (Interfax.ru, NTV.ru, RBC.ru, Vesti). The Moscow Times reports Russian drone strikes hit a maternity hospital in Odessa and residential buildings in Kiev, killing two and wounding over ten. RIA Novosti claims Russian forces have "broken through the border" in the conflict zone. Aviation authorities search for an An-2 aircraft that issued a distress signal in Yakutia (Lenta.ru, TASS). Coverage continues themes from recent days, including prisoner exchanges and claims about Western interference in 2022 peace negotiations.
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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RIA Novosti
Протестующие в Лос-Анджелесе начали возводить баррикады
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
10:02
10:02
RIA Novosti
Прорвали границу: что началось в зоне СВО
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Академик Драпкина назвала препараты, повышающие чувствительность к ультрафиолету
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10:54⇢FSB foils energy plant bombing
⌨Russian outlets report FSB prevented a terrorist attack on an energy facility in Krasnodar region, with multiple sources stating a Ukrainian SBU agent was to plant a bomb at a Novorossiysk energy site (Interfax.ru, NTV.ru, Rossiyskaya Gazeta). The overnight drone exchange continued with Russia claiming to intercept 102 Ukrainian drones while Ukrainian strikes reportedly hit residential areas and a maternity hospital. Putin emphasized strengthening bioweapons deterrence mechanisms (Izvestia), while RIA Novosti reports Russian forces have "broken through the border" in the conflict zone. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova defended negotiator Medinsky's controversial statements about Karabakh, urging against taking his words out of context (TASS).
11:00
Russia’s new missiles could reach Western European capitals within minutes, Mark Rutte has warned
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The Moscow Times (English)
A 59-year-old man was killed and at least four others were wounded when Russian drones struck residential buildings in the port city, officials said. 2
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Vladimir Zelensky has accused the US of not putting enough pressure on Russia and called for “concrete action”
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RIA Novosti
Россия будет добиваться ответа США на предложения по авиасообщению, заявил МИД
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RIA Novosti
Израиль опроверг сообщения о поставках комплексов Patriot Украине
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12:40⇢Bodies pile up at the border
⌨Russian outlets report continued disputes over body exchanges, with Kremlin spokesman Peskov stating trailers carrying dead soldiers have stood at the border for several days, while officials publish new lists of bodies rejected by Kiev (Lenta.ru, TASS). The FSB detained an airport employee in Sukhumi accused of working for Ukrainian intelligence and preparing bombing attacks (Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Vesti). Military coverage emphasizes Russian forces increasingly capturing rather than destroying Western equipment, with Komsomolskaya Pravda detailing how intact Abrams tanks earn millions and NATO vehicles serve as training tools. Israel's Foreign Ministry denied reports about supplying Patriot systems to Ukraine (RBC.ru, RIA Novosti). A school shooting in Austria killed five people (Interfax.ru), while drone strikes continued with Russian attacks reportedly hitting a maternity hospital in Odesa.
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RIA Novosti
Российские войска нанесли групповой удар по военным объектам в Киеве
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Police units and emergency crews have been called to the scene and are reportedly searching for the shooter
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Ученик расстрелял одноклассников в Австрии, 11 человек погибли
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The suspected gunman, believed to be a student at the school, reportedly turned the weapon on himself after the attack
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Сергей Лавров сравнил Запад и Прибалтику с дворовой шпаной
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Бойцы на СВО все чаще не уничтожают вражескую технику, а захватывают
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13:47⇢Group strikes hit Kiev defense plants
⌨Russian outlets report overnight strikes on Kiev military facilities, with the Defense Ministry and multiple sources confirming group attacks on defense enterprises and military objects (RBC.ru, RIA Novosti, TASS, Vesti). Kremlin spokesman Peskov states Russia lacks final clarity on how many bodies Ukraine is prepared to exchange, continuing the unresolved corpse transfer dispute from previous days (Kommersant, Rossiyskaya Gazeta). Coverage emphasizes Russian forces increasingly capturing intact Western equipment rather than destroying it, with Komsomolskaya Pravda detailing millions earned for whole Abrams tanks and NATO vehicles used for training schools. Multiple outlets report nine deaths in an Austrian school shooting, with the suspected student gunman turning the weapon on himself (Interfax.ru, NTV.ru, RT). Pavel Durov's interview with Tucker Carlson receives attention regarding prison, children, and his seriously ill mother, while The Moscow Times reports allegations that Telegram uses FSB-controlled infrastructure.
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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The Moscow Times (English)
The senior Yabloko party member has remained in Russia despite his open opposition to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. 2
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White House border czar Tom Homan has suggested charging Gavin Newsom for trying to impede immigration agents
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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RIA Novosti
Госдума приняла закон о создании многофункционального национального сервиса
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The Moscow Times (English)
The senior Yabloko party member has remained in Russia despite his open opposition to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. 2
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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15:57⇢National messenger approved
⌨Russian outlets report the Duma passed legislation creating a national messenger service, with multiple state sources covering the digital platform initiative (Interfax.ru, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, RIA Novosti, TASS). Putin extended the ban on Russian oil sales at Western price caps for another six months (Kommersant), while EU sources suggest lowering the oil price ceiling to $45 and banning Nord Stream operations (The Moscow Times). Opposition politician Lev Shlosberg was arrested and charged with repeatedly "discrediting" the Russian military, marking another crackdown on war critics (The Moscow Times). The body exchange dispute continues with Zelensky citing additional reasons for potential Putin meetings (Lenta.ru), while border violence persists with one death reported from Ukrainian strikes on a Belgorod gas station market (RBC.ru).
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Сергей Рябков перечислил темы очередного раунда переговоров России и США
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Paris was “the most unexpected place” to be detained, the Telegram CEO has said
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RIA Novosti
Прорвали границу: что началось в зоне СВО
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A UAV strike has reportedly destroyed a fuel station in the city of Belgorod
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RIA Novosti
Из украинского плена вернули вторую группу российских военнослужащих
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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The Mirotvorets website has accused the sports star of “whitewashing Russia’s reputation” by taking part in international events
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17:23⇢Second prisoner swap completed
⌨Russian outlets report completing a second prisoner exchange with Ukraine, with multiple state sources confirming the return of another group of Russian servicemen from Ukrainian captivity (Kommersant, Lenta.ru, RBC.ru, RIA Novosti, TASS). This follows yesterday's failed body exchange, showing renewed diplomatic activity through the Istanbul agreement framework. The Moscow Times highlights Russia's budget deficit has grown five-fold over the year, describing the fiscal situation as "increasingly critical." Meanwhile, Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov outlined "complex issues" for upcoming Russia-US negotiations (Komsomolskaya Pravda). The European Commission proposes lowering Russia's oil price ceiling to $45 per barrel (Vesti), while Putin extended the ban on selling oil at Western price caps (Rossiyskaya Gazeta). RT reports hockey star Ovechkin was placed on Ukraine's "kill list" website for allegedly "whitewashing Russia's reputation."
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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The Moscow Times (English)
Neither side has specified how many soldiers they are exchanging, noting only that they include the young and injured. 2
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The Foreign Ministry has reportedly refuted a claim by its ambassador to Kiev that air defense missile batteries had been provided
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RIA Novosti
Прорвали границу: что началось в зоне СВО
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Brussels has suggested a complete transaction ban on the two pipelines as well as lowering the oil price cap on Moscow
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20:07⇢Wounded prisoners come home
⌨Russian outlets report completing a second prisoner exchange with Ukraine under the Istanbul agreement, focusing specifically on wounded and sick servicemen rather than the broader exchanges of previous days (Kommersant, RBC.ru, The Moscow Times, NTV.ru, TASS). State media emphasizes returned soldiers thanking Putin and the Defense Ministry personally. Meanwhile, The Moscow Times reports oil and gas company profits have collapsed by half, describing Putin's resource-based economy as "cracking at the seams." German authorities confiscated passports from a Russian journalist's family, fearing they might flee the country (Lenta.ru). RT reports the EU plans to sanction Nord Stream pipelines completely while lowering Russia's oil price cap further.
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Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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RIA Novosti
Самолет со второй группой освобожденных из украинского плена сел в Подмосковье
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RIA Novosti
Самолет со второй группой военных, освобожденных из украинского плена, сел в Подмосковье
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Lowering the draft age was one condition for tightening sanctions on Russia, the Ukrainian leader has claimed
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A second group of Russian soldiers has been released from Ukrainian captivity as part of a major exchange, the Defense Ministry in Moscow has said
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22:58⇢Russia-US talks move to Moscow
⌨Russian outlets report Ambassador Darchiev confirming the next round of Russia-US negotiations on "irritants" will take place in Moscow, with multiple state sources covering the diplomatic development (Kommersant, RBC.ru, TASS). The Defense Ministry announced a second group of Russian prisoners returned from Ukrainian captivity, with a plane landing in the Moscow region (Rossiyskaya Gazeta, RIA Novosti, RT). This continues the prisoner exchange momentum from earlier reports. Drone disruptions are affecting dozens of flights across Russia, with Lenta.ru providing practical advice for stranded passengers on refunds and compensation. Opposition politician Lev Shlosberg was detained, with Svoboda.org noting he likely had no options to leave the country. State broadcaster Vesti reports a knife attacker in Amsterdam was identified as a Ukrainian military deserter.