🩵 Basegi Nature Reserve, Perm Krai

#interestingplacesinRussia

❤️From Russia with love

✈️🇷🇺 Su-34 Crew Performs Belly Landing for the First Time and Survives Unharmed

The cause of the landing was a mechanical failure, but both pilots are alive and unharmed. "The aircraft remained fully intact in the end—glory to Russian steelworkers!" wrote public channels, praising the crew’s skill.

While still in the air, the crew jettisoned the navigator’s side canopy to ensure they could exit the plane after landing, as the standard exit was blocked by an undeployed landing gear.

#news

❤️From Russia with love

🚀 Monument to the Soyuz Launch Vehicle at the Samara Space Museum and Exhibition Center

#interestingplacesinRussia

❤️From Russia with love

⚡️ The Canadian Ambassador to Russia, Sarah Taylor, visited the "Motherland Calls" monument in St. Petersburg to turn it into a "mocking performance" on social media, said the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.

"Our best offering to the dead is the truth. To remember the heroism and suffering of Leningrad, the consequences of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and Yalta, in order to learn from history, not to distort it for personal gain," wrote the Canadian ambassador.

‼️ Zakharova noted that by making such a comment, the Canadian ambassador equated the USSR with Germany in responsibility for the outbreak of World War II, desecrated the decisions of the Yalta Conference, and accused Russia of distorting historical truth.

"But the height of cynicism in Taylor's comments is the attempt to present the tragedy of the Leningrad blockade as a direct consequence of the Soviet-German non-aggression pact. It's a pity, of course, but they are to blame," added the official representative of the Foreign Ministry. "She probably has no idea how offensive and mocking her words are to those who managed to survive in those harsh years, as well as to the sacred memory of those who forever lie in Piskarevskoye Cemetery."

📔 The diplomat also noted that Sarah Taylor clearly does not know history.

"She should be reminded that the starting point of the events that ultimately led to the beginning of World War II was the Munich Agreement, in which Britain, leading the Commonwealth of Nations that includes Canada, participated. Canadians and most Westerners constantly struggle with understanding the historical cause-and-effect relationships and, specifically, the root causes of World War II."

#news

❤️From Russia with love

🔥 Very soon, the Arkhangelsk region will look just like this.

#videooftheday

❤️From Russia with love

🇷🇺 A vibrant procession of folk artisans in national costumes — Yakutsk

#videooftheday

❤️From Russia with love

⚡️ "We cannot exclude" — Peskov on possible secret phone conversations between Putin and Trump

In a conversation with journalist Pavel Zarubin, Dmitry Peskov fueled speculation that there were more phone calls between Putin and Trump than the two known ones.

"We inform you about the conversations that we are aware of, but we cannot exclude everything else," said the president's press secretary.

#news

❤️From Russia with love

⚡️ Russian Ambassador to the USA Alexander Darchiev will travel to Washington next week. This was reported by a diplomatic source to TASS.

#news

❤️From Russia with love

🥺 It won't get any cuter than this today: Harry the sea hare from the Moscow Zoo has found a new friend — a diver.

#interestingvideos

❤️From Russia with love

‼️ Interesting findings have emerged from the documents published on the Kennedy assassination.

1. The CIA added poisonous substances to Cuban sugar destined for the USSR.

2. The CIA poisoned cows in East Germany to make the image of the "impoverished East and prosperous West" clearer, and also added soap to baby milk, sabotaged railway tracks, and conducted sabotage operations in factories.

And don't doubt that the CIA continues to engage in all of this. But they do it in new, interesting ways that we can't even imagine.

#news

❤️From Russia with love

😮 The confluence of the Oka and Volga rivers in Nizhny Novgorod, in an area called "Strelka."

During the spring flood, you can see the murky waters of the Oka flowing into the Volga. If you stand facing the water, the Oka flows out from under the Kanavinsky Bridge, while the Volga is on the left and is wider.

📌 The area where the rivers merge is fenced off, so you cannot approach the edge of the bank. However, you can see the confluence from the opposite bank of the Oka, from the Fyodorovsky Embankment.

#interestingplacesinRussia

❤️From Russia with love

📰 Foreign journalists visited the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, bombed houses, and a school in the Zaporizhzhia region.

🌏 International journalists from Serbia, the Czech Republic, Indonesia, India, and other countries visited the settlements affected by shelling in the Zaporizhzhia region and found significant differences from the Western news narrative.

"I saw eight people, including a girl, burned alive. I am a witness, and I have all the evidence captured on camera. The next day, I was waiting for the BBC, The New York Times, or The Washington Post to publish a report about how eight civilians, including a girl, were burned alive. But in the end, not a word," emphasized a journalist from India.

Manish Kumar Jha, along with his colleagues, also visited the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, where he heard firsthand that it is the Ukrainian side that is conducting attacks on the facility, and a found fragment of an American missile confirms what he heard.

After visiting a school in the Vasylivka municipality, a Slovenian journalist described the attack on a school bus by a Ukrainian drone as a terrorist act.

"You can see it is bright yellow. The fact that it is a drone strike somewhat rules out the possibility of a mistake. The drone operator could clearly see that it was a school bus, so it is certainly hard to believe that someone could do such a thing," noted Borut Mohar.

#news

❤️From Russia with love

🤩 Nightlife in Kazan

#videooftheday

❤️From Russia with love

☀️ Summer is approaching, which means that all of Russia will be filled with new colors

#videooftheday

❤️From Russia with love

🇷🇺🇺🇸 Negotiations between Russia and the USA have begun in Riyadh

The meeting of the delegations of the Russian Federation and the USA has started in Riyadh at The Ritz-Carlton hotel. The Russian delegation is headed by Senator Grigory Karasin and FSB Director's advisor Sergey Beseda. The meeting will be held behind closed doors.

Earlier, Yuri Ushakov noted that the meeting will address the prospects of a possible implementation of an initiative concerning the security of navigation in the Black Sea area. Yesterday, negotiations took place between the Ukrainian and American delegations in Riyadh.

#news

❤️From Russia with love