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11.01.2025

The Night of Eighty-Five Drones

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 11.01.2025.

It displays 182 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

11.01.2025The Night of Eighty-Five Drones
Russian media coverage opened with reports of an unprecedented overnight drone attack, with 85 UAVs targeting multiple regions. Seven civilians were injured when drones struck residential buildings in Tambov oblast's Kotovsk city. The incident prompted a terrorism investigation.

The attacks triggered a cascade of airport closures across central Russia, starting with Saratov and spreading to Kazan, Ulyanovsk, and Samara. By afternoon, most airports resumed operations. State media simultaneously reported Russian forces taking control of Shevchenko in DPR, while covering a DDoS attack on Crimean telecommunications infrastructure.

Evening coverage shifted to the economic impact of new US sanctions, with the Foreign Ministry claiming they would leave "scorched earth" for the next US president. German AfD candidate Weidel's promise to restart Nord Stream generated significant attention, while reports emerged of new earthquakes in Sochi.
11.01.2025
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01:23
01:23
01:39
RIA Novosti

В Днепропетровской области прогремели взрывы

01:39 (22:39 in your timezone)
01:47
RIA Novosti

В двух украинских областях прогремели взрывы

01:47 (22:47 in your timezone)
01:55
RIA Novosti

В трех украинских областях прогремели взрывы

01:55 (22:55 in your timezone)
02:27

02:29 (23:29)Sanctions Split: New Blows Meet Deal Talk

Russian media reports heavily focus on two parallel developments regarding US sanctions: new restrictions against the oil sector (Komsomolskaya Pravda, Interfax) and simultaneous discussions about their potential removal as part of a Ukraine deal (Izvestia). Military reports indicate continued drone activity, with seven Ukrainian UAVs shot down over the Black Sea and border regions (Kommersant, RBC, TASS). Russia and Belarus announced mutual visa recognition arrangements (Lenta).
02:59
RIA Novosti

В Николаевской области прогремели взрывы

02:59 (23:59 in your timezone)
03:07
RIA Novosti

В четырех украинских областях прогремели взрывы

03:07 (00:07 in your timezone)
03:31
03:47
RIA Novosti

В подполье сообщили об ударе по аэродрому в Николаевской области

03:47 (00:47 in your timezone)
04:35

04:36 (01:36)Drones Strike Kotovsk Homes

Multiple Russian sources report on drone strikes against residential buildings in Tambov region, specifically in Kotovsk, with several people injured (Gazeta, Interfax, Izvestia, Kommersant, RBC, RT, TASS, Vesti). The incident marks a new development in the ongoing coverage of US oil sanctions. In entertainment news, Jude Law is set to play Vladimir Putin (Lenta).
04:43
04:51
RIA Novosti

В подполье сообщили об ударах по нескольким объектам на Украине

04:51 (01:51 in your timezone)
05:47
07:47
RIA Novosti

В Полтавской области прогремели взрывы

07:47 (04:47 in your timezone)
07:55
RIA Novosti

Силы ПВО за ночь уничтожили 85 украинских беспилотников

07:55 (04:55 in your timezone)

08:04 (05:04)Night of 85 Drones

Russian media extensively report on a massive overnight Ukrainian drone attack, with air defense forces intercepting 85 UAVs, including 31 over the Black Sea (Gazeta, Izvestia, Lenta, RIA, Vesti). Several drones struck residential buildings in Tambov region, causing damage and injuries (NTV, Interfax, RBC). In other developments, Putin transferred Universal Beverage assets, including Glavprodukt, to state property management (TASS).
08:27
09:07
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10:03
RIA Novosti

В подполье сообщили об ударе по военному аэродрому в Кировоградской области

10:03 (07:03 in your timezone)
10:04
10:27
RIA Novosti

В подполье рассказали об ударе по военному аэродрому в Кировоградской области

10:27 (07:27 in your timezone)

10:29 (07:29)Drones Strike as Airports Reopen

Russian media report on drone attacks across multiple locations: strikes on residential buildings in Tambov region causing injuries (Meduza, Interfax, Kommersant), attacks on Anapa (Lenta), and oil spills in Crimea prompting emergency measures (Izvestia). Flight restrictions were lifted at three airports - Kazan, Nizhnekamsk, and Ulyanovsk (NTV, RBC). Biden acknowledged potential gas price increases from Russia sanctions (RT), while Trump's stance on Ukraine generates discussion (Svoboda).
11:55
RIA Novosti

Подполье сообщило об ударе по центру пополнения ВСУ в Полтавской области

11:55 (08:55 in your timezone)
12:11
12:27

12:29 (09:29)Tambov Under Drones, Shevchenko Falls

Russian media extensively cover new military developments: Russian forces claim control of Shevchenko in DPR (Izvestia, Lenta, TASS), while multiple sources report a significant drone attack on Russian regions, with 7 people injured in Tambov oblast (Kommersant, NTV, Moscow Times). Restrictions were implemented at Saratov airport (RBC), while emergency services report on earthquake aftermath in Sochi (Gazeta).
12:43
RIA Novosti

Российские войска освободили населенный пункт Шевченко в ДНР

12:43 (09:43 in your timezone)
13:07
RIA Novosti

Российские войска нанесли удары по украинским военным объектам почти в 150 районах

13:07 (10:07 in your timezone)
13:23
13:39

14:37 (11:37)Shevchenko Falls As Nakhimov Rises

Russian media report on three main developments: multiple sources confirm Russian forces taking control of Shevchenko in DPR (RBC, NTV, Izvestia), while Crimean telecom operators face DDoS attacks (Gazeta). The nuclear reactor on Admiral Nakhimov cruiser was restarted after lengthy repairs since 1999 (Meduza). State sources announce 14.75% increase in social pensions starting April (Komsomolskaya Pravda).
14:43
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15:55
An agreement should come with security guarantees from Kiev’s Western backers, the Ukrainian leader has stressed
15:55 (12:55 in your timezone)
16:03
RIA Novosti

Квартирный стандарт. Россияне столкнулись с важным изменением

16:03 (13:03 in your timezone)

16:29 (13:29)North Korean POWs Surface in Kyiv

Russian media report on several military developments: NATO tank movements near Kaliningrad (Gazeta), North Korean POWs captured in Ukraine with documents from Tuva (Meduza), and DDoS attacks on Crimean telecoms (NTV). Multiple outlets (TASS, Vesti, Izvestia) cover Putin awarding Hero of Russia title to Private Grigoriev from Yakutia. A Russian oil tanker faces technical difficulties near Germany with 100,000 tonnes of oil aboard (Moscow Times).
16:52
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18:43
RIA Novosti

Новые санкции против российского энергосектора оставляют Трампу выжженную землю, заявили в МИД

18:43 (15:43 in your timezone)
18:51
19:15

19:25 (16:25)Moscow Readies Counter-Sanctions

Russian media heavily cover new US sanctions, with Foreign Ministry sources discussing preparation of counter-measures (Izvestia, RIA) and claiming Washington's strategic defeat plans have failed (Vesti). Military developments include capture of North Korean soldiers in Kursk region (Moscow Times, Meduza) and reports of 16 Ukrainian POWs taken by Southern forces (TASS). Technical issues continue plaguing Russian aviation, with fourth aircraft malfunction this year (Moscow Times) and new flight restrictions in three airports (RBC).
19:55
21:39
RIA Novosti

Кандидат в канцлеры Германии пообещала перезапустить "Северный поток" в случае победы

21:39 (18:39 in your timezone)
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22:43

22:45 (19:45)Tremors Hit Sochi Again

Russian media report on three main developments: a new earthquake in Sochi (Gazeta, RBC), discussions of London's new sanctions against Russia with diplomatic responses claiming they will harm Britain itself (Izvestia, NTV), and significant attention to German AfD candidate Alice Weidel's promise to restart Nord Stream if elected chancellor (RIA, RT). Several airports resume operations in Kazan, Nizhnekamsk and Samara regions (Interfax).