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22.07.2025

The Internal Reshaping

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 22.07.2025.

It displays 158 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

22.07.2025 ⇢ The Internal Reshaping
⌨The day in Russian media began with continued reports of Ukrainian drone attacks and ongoing diplomatic efforts for talks in Istanbul, a continuation of previous days' themes. Early attention then significantly shifted to prominent domestic news: the death of Supreme Court Chairperson Irina Podnosova. As the day progressed, editorial focus broadened to encompass new legislative initiatives. The State Duma adopted a law imposing fines for searching "extremist" materials and advertising VPNs, signaling a reinforced emphasis on information control. Concurrently, a major new development emerged with a State Duma bill proposing year-round military conscription, prompting significant discussion. Later in the day, the death of international rock musician Ozzy Osbourne gained unexpected, widespread prominence across numerous outlets, momentarily sharing editorial attention with the intensifying domestic policy debates.
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00:33 (21:33)⇢Talks Confirmed Anew

⌨Russian media continues to prominently feature the upcoming Russia-Ukraine negotiations, with President Zelensky confirming a new round of talks for Wednesday, July 24-25 (The Moscow Times (English), RIA Novosti, RT, NTV.ru). This diplomatic push remains central amidst reports of new UK sanctions on a Lukoil unit in Dubai and 135 "shadow" tankers (The Moscow Times, Interfax.ru, Kommersant). Domestic news also includes the interception of 25 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions (TASS).
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RIA Novosti

В Одессе прогремели взрывы

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RIA Novosti

Российские военные уничтожили 77 пунктов управления украинскими беспилотниками

06:23 (03:23 in your timezone)
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RIA Novosti

ПВО за ночь сбила 35 украинских дронов в восьми регионах и над Черным морем

07:22 (04:22 in your timezone)
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07:32 (04:32)⇢Sky Shield Active

⌨Russian media prominently features continued Ukrainian drone attacks, with reports indicating 35 drones were shot down overnight across multiple regions and the Black Sea (RIA Novosti, TASS, Interfax.ru). Diplomatic efforts remain central, as a third round of Russia-Ukraine negotiations is confirmed for Istanbul (Lenta.ru, The Moscow Times (English)). Concurrently, US political dynamics related to the conflict are noted, with former advisor Bolton suggesting Trump seeks to disengage (Vesti). Reports on UK sanctions against Russian-linked tankers persist (Kommersant, The Moscow Times), alongside domestic news like credit holidays (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
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09:33 (06:33)⇢Supreme Court Head Dies

⌨Russian media's primary focus has shifted to the prominent domestic news of the death of Irina Podnosova, Chairperson of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation (Interfax.ru, Lenta.ru, RBC.ru, TASS, Vesti). Concurrently, reports continue on air defense forces intercepting 35 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions overnight (NTV.ru, RIA Novosti). The prospect of new Russia-Ukraine talks persists, even as a Russian strike on Ukrainian cities is reported prior to these negotiations (The Moscow Times, The Moscow Times (English)).
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RIA Novosti

Третий раунд переговоров России и Украины планируют провести в Стамбуле

09:57 (06:57 in your timezone)
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RIA Novosti

ПВО за ночь сбила 35 украинских дронов в восьми регионах и над Черным морем

10:06 (07:06 in your timezone)
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RIA Novosti

В Турции рассказали о готовящемся третьем раунде переговоров между Россией и Украиной

10:23 (07:23 in your timezone)
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RIA Novosti

НАТО до сих пор не согласовала поставку Киеву военной помощи, пишет AP

11:06 (08:06 in your timezone)
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11:41 (08:41)⇢Sanctions Retaliation Begins

⌨Russian media continues featuring the death of Supreme Court Chairperson Irina Podnosova, with details on its cause (Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Vesti). A new focus is Russia's retaliation against recent EU sanctions, including entry bans for EU citizens (Izvestia, TASS). Discussions also highlight NATO's delayed military aid to Kyiv and Ukrainian dissatisfaction with Western financial support (RIA Novosti, RT).
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RIA Novosti

В Кремле рассказали о готовящемся третьем раунде переговоров между Москвой и Киевом

13:06 (10:06 in your timezone)
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13:45 (10:45)⇢Ukraine Talks Loom

⌨Russian media continues to prominently feature the upcoming negotiations with Ukraine, with multiple outlets reporting that the Kremlin expects talks to take place this week. While a third round is confirmed, officials temper expectations, stating they do not anticipate "miracle breakthroughs" in Istanbul (Kommersant, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, RIA Novosti, TASS, Vesti). Other coverage includes military advances in Donbas (The Moscow Times) and Germany's commitment to deliver Patriot systems to Ukraine (RT).
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RIA Novosti

Госдума приняла закон о штрафе за поиск в Сети экстремистских материалов

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15:10 (12:10)⇢Extremist Search Penalties

⌨Russian media prominently features the State Duma's adoption of a law introducing fines for searching extremist materials and advertising VPNs online, signaling a reinforced focus on information control (Interfax.ru, Kommersant, RBC.ru, RIA Novosti). Concurrently, military reporting highlights the Ministry of Defense's announcement of the liberation of Novotoretske in the DPR (Izvestia, NTV.ru). Expectations for diplomatic negotiations with Ukraine to proceed this week also continue to be noted (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
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RT

US to leave UNESCO

Washington perceives the agency as hostile to Israel and influenced by China
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17:24 (14:24)⇢Internet Controls Tighten

⌨Russian media continues to focus on domestic information control, prominently featuring new State Duma laws that impose fines for searching "extremist" content and advertising VPNs, alongside discussions of potential messaging app bans (Interfax.ru, The Moscow Times (English), RBC.ru, RIA Novosti). Simultaneously, reports highlight Ukrainian attacks resulting in civilian casualties within Russian territory, particularly in border regions and on civilian transport, with officials accusing Kyiv of inciting such acts (NTV.ru, RT, TASS). The death of Supreme Court Chairperson Irina Podnosova also remains in coverage (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).
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RIA Novosti

В Госдуму внесли проект о круглогодичном призыве на военную службу

19:08 (16:08 in your timezone)
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19:19 (16:19)⇢Conscription's Continuous Call

⌨Russian media's editorial focus has significantly shifted to a new State Duma bill proposing year-round military conscription (Kommersant, RBC.ru, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, RIA Novosti, TASS). This major development appears alongside ongoing discussions of tightened internet controls, including explanations for fines on prohibited content (The Moscow Times, Interfax.ru). Reports also persist on Ukrainian shelling causing civilian casualties in border regions (Izvestia, NTV.ru), continuing the theme of external threats and internal stability.
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RIA Novosti

Переговоры между Россией и Украиной ожидаются в среду вечером, сообщил источник

19:52 (16:52 in your timezone)
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22:21 (19:21)⇢The Prince of Darkness Departs

⌨The sudden prominence of Ozzy Osbourne's death across numerous outlets suggests a shift in immediate editorial attention to a major international cultural event. This appears alongside the ongoing discourse concerning the proposed year-round military conscription (The Moscow Times, TASS), a key domestic policy debate. Additionally, expectations for Russia-Ukraine negotiations persist (RIA Novosti), with some discussion of EU actions (Izvestia, RT).
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