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This page is an archive of main headlines from Russia for 27.01.2025.
It displays 176 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
27.01.2025 ⇢ The Day Lukashenko Claimed Seventh Crown
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Belarus electoral commission announced Lukashenko's victory with 86.82% of votes, continuing the pattern from previous elections. Putin swiftly extended congratulations and an invitation to Moscow, while Russian media emphasized the legitimacy of the process.
Military reporting focused on the recapture of Nikolaevo-Darino in Kursk region, while acknowledging difficulties in assessing damage from recent Ukrainian incursions. The government approved changes to military draft regulations, extending recruitment periods beyond traditional timeframes.
By afternoon, attention shifted to EU's formal extension of sanctions against Russia, with Hungary's agreement following energy security guarantees. Three Russian officials were added to EU blacklist for alleged cyberattacks on Estonia. Evening coverage highlighted Estonian PM Kallas's statement about Ukrainian front movement westward, while maintaining parallel narratives about poverty reduction and social payment increases scheduled for February.
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Nikol Pashinyan risks destroying his nation with his policies, the Belarusian president has warned
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01:17⇢Lukashenko's Landslide Amid Cable Mystery
⌨Russian media extensively cover Belarus elections, with exit polls showing Lukashenko winning 87.6% (Interfax) and turnout exceeding 85% (NTV). Multiple sources report on opposition attempts to influence elections from abroad (Gazeta, RIA). Simultaneously, coverage includes Baltic underwater cable damage investigation in Latvia (Izvestia) and reports of Ukrainian military command changes in contested areas (Lenta). State media highlights Komsomolskaya Pravda's centenary award (KP).
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Bogota will dispatch a presidential plane to pick up migrants slated for deportation from the US
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Gazeta.ru
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The neighboring Arab nations should accommodate refugees from the Palestinian enclave, the US president said
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RIA Novosti
"Объединятся против США": на Западе испугались новой войны
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06:37⇢Lukashenko Claims Seventh Term
⌨Russian media extensively cover Lukashenko's re-election in Belarus, reporting his win with 86.82% of votes (Interfax, Gazeta, Lenta). New developments include Sweden's detention of a vessel suspected of damaging underwater cables (RBC), and Poland's alleged disregard of Auschwitz liberation anniversary (Izvestia). Coverage also highlights Western attempts to discourage foreign leaders from attending Victory Day celebrations in Russia (Vesti).
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RIA Novosti
Су-34 нанес удар по опорному пункту ВСУ в Курской области
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RIA Novosti
"Объединятся против США": на Западе испугались новой войны
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RIA Novosti
Силы ПВО за ночь уничтожили 32 украинских беспилотника над пятью регионами
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The Moscow Times
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RIA Novosti
В России проиндексируют свыше 40 соцвыплат и пособий
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Extensive clemency for the January 6 Capitol protesters could erode public trust and prompt legal reforms, US Senator Lindsey Graham says
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11:06⇢Lukashenko's Seventh Win Amid Drone Swarms
⌨Russian media extensively cover Lukashenko's re-election for a seventh term in Belarus, with Putin extending congratulations (Izvestia, NTV, Vesti). New developments include Britain's announcement regarding detention of Russian vessels (Gazeta), and a major drone attack on Ukraine with over 100 UAVs, causing damage in Dnipro (Meduza, Svoboda). Military sources claim capturing a NATO bunker in DPR (Lenta).
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Sweden has detained an unnamed vessel following damage to undersea infrastructure linking the country to Latvia
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The Moscow Times (English)
The long-time ruler and former collective farm boss appeared to have won 87.6% of Sunday’s vote, according to an official exit poll. 3
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The Trump administration has reportedly pledged to rebuild ties with Budapest and scrap restrictions imposed during Joe Biden’s presidency
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The Moscow Times
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12:29⇢Lukashenko's Victory Sealed as Hungary Shifts
⌨Russian media extensively cover Lukashenko's confirmed victory in Belarus with 86.82% of votes (Interfax, NTV, Moscow Times), with Putin extending an invitation to Moscow (Gazeta). New developments include Hungary's reported agreement to EU sanctions against Russia (RBC, Vesti), while Russia indicates openness to US contacts despite no formal requests (TASS, Izvestia). Ukraine's military intelligence chief Budanov warns of existential threats without peace talks by summer (Meduza).
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Автор хита «Сигма-бой» сравнил призывы запретить песню с нападками на The Beatles
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Коллектив «КП» удостоен высокой награды «За заслуги в развитии средств массовой информации и многолетнюю плодотворную деятельность»
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RIA Novosti
В Белграде участники протеста, выступающие за свержение власти, заблокировали крупнейшую дорогу
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The Moscow Times
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RIA Novosti
В Белграде противники власти устроили масштабную акцию протеста, заблокирована крупнейшая дорога
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RIA Novosti
"После этого поняли, что нам врали". Как солдаты ВСУ бьются за Россию
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The publication of archive files coincides with the anniversary of the liberation of the death camp by Soviet troops
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The Moscow Times (English)
“During offensive operations, units of the ’North’ group of troops liberated the settlement of Nikolayevo-Darino,” the Defense Ministry said. 1
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14:45⇢EU Sanctions Roll On While Kursk Village Returns
⌨Russian media extensively cover EU's formal extension of sanctions against Russia, with Hungary receiving energy security guarantees (Meduza, RBC, Izvestia, Kommersant). Military sources report recapturing the village of Nikolayevo-Darino in Kursk region (Moscow Times, NTV, TASS, Vesti), while damage assessment from Ukrainian incursion is still ongoing (Gazeta). Several outlets mark Holocaust remembrance with coverage of Auschwitz liberation archives (RT, Svoboda).
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
1 февраля единовременное пособие на ребенка вырастет до 26,9 тысяч рублей, а средняя пенсия - до 24,5 тысяч рублей
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RIA Novosti
Молдавского посла вызвали в МИД
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Revealing classified procurement goals to manufacturers could lead to an investment boost, sources have said
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
1 февраля единовременное пособие на ребенка вырастет до 26,9 тысяч рублей, а средняя пенсия - до 24,5 тысяч рублей
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RIA Novosti
Молдавия выделит Приднестровью три миллиона кубометров газа
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The Russian and US leaders will meet when they deem it appropriate, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said
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16:37⇢Moscow Summons Moldova While Benefits Rise
⌨Russian newspapers report on Lukashenko securing his seventh term as Belarus president (Gazeta), while EU extends sanctions against Russia with Hungary's earlier agreement (Interfax, RBC). New focal points include social payment increases scheduled for February, including child benefits and pensions (Komsomolskaya Pravda), and changes to military draft rules (Lenta). Multiple sources cover diplomatic tension with Moldova, with Russia summoning Moldovan ambassador (TASS, Kommersant).
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RIA Novosti
Молдавия согласилась выделить Приднестровью три миллиона кубометров газа
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The bloc’s foreign ministers have agreed to keep the economic penalties in place for another six months
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The bloc’s foreign ministers have agreed to keep the economic penalties in place for another six months
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RIA Novosti
Венгрия выдвинула Украине ультиматум по транзиту газа
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Kristi Noem has pledged to overhaul immigration and secure the southern border
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The Moscow Times
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The Moscow Times (English)
“Contacts with the new administration have not started,” Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told state media. 2
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18:45⇢Draft Laws Stretch While Cyber Sanctions Hit
⌨Russian media report on new military draft regulations extending recruitment periods (Meduza, Moscow Times), while covering Putin's discussion with Brazil's president about Ukraine and Trump (Izvestia). EU sanctions against three Russian officials for alleged cyberattacks on Estonia receive attention (RBC, TASS). Holocaust remembrance coverage connects to current events, with Putin comparing the Leningrad blockade to the Holocaust (Vesti, Svoboda).
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Fearing being excluded by Trump, Kiev’s European backers see ‘boots on the ground’ as a political foothold in the crisis
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RIA Novosti
"После этого поняли, что нам врали". Как солдаты ВСУ бьются за Россию
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21:17⇢Kallas Claims Western Shift
⌨Russian media focus on three main themes: Estonian PM Kallas's statement about Ukrainian front moving westward (RBC, TASS, Vesti), Putin's invitation to Brazil's president for Victory Day celebrations (Izvestia), and Leningrad blockade commemoration (NTV, Svoboda). Moscow Times and RT report on potential Trump-Putin negotiations and EU troop deployment considerations, while continuing coverage of EU sanctions extension and military draft law changes from earlier reports.
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A growing trend of revising World War II history risks erasing the immense sacrifices made by the Soviet Union in the fight against Nazi Germany
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