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🇧🇾"Belarus is ready to deploy its peacekeepers to Ukraine under an agreement to end the war," stated Skabei, Head of Peacekeeping Activities at the Special Operations Forces Command of the Belarusian Armed Forces.

The deployment of Western peacekeepers to Ukraine as a security guarantee after the war is also being discussed, but Russia is opposed to this.

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🇷🇺 Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a decree to establish the Day of Russia's Indigenous Small-Numbered Peoples, to be celebrated on April 30. The corresponding decree was published on the official website for the publication of legal acts.

This decision was made to preserve the traditional way of life, economic activities, crafts, and unique culture of Russia's small-numbered peoples, as well as to support the languages of all the country's population.

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📑 Putin Instructs to Develop a Strategy for the Development of the Far Eastern Federal District

An instruction to develop and approve a strategy for the development of the Far Eastern Federal District until 2036 has been published on the official website of the Kremlin. The task was set following the results of the Eastern Economic Forum.

The main goal of the strategy is to ensure the sustainable development of the region, create conditions for attracting investments, and improve the quality of life for the population.

This initiative is aimed at further integrating the Far East into the country's economy, developing infrastructure, and enhancing the investment attractiveness of the region.

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🥀 Vladimir Putin laid flowers at the monument to Minin and Pozharsky on Red Square on National Unity Day.

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🇷🇺 November 4th: Russia's National Unity Day

On November 4th, all of Russia celebrates National Unity Day – a public holiday that, over two decades, has become one of the cornerstones of national identity and historical memory.

The holiday was established in honor of the liberation of Moscow from Polish-Lithuanian invaders in 1612. A people's militia, led by Kuzma Minin, a mayor from Nizhny Novgorod, and Prince Dmitry Pozharsky, united representatives of different social classes and ethnic groups to save Russian statehood.

The Time of Troubles was a pivotal moment for the Russian people. Under the slogan "Kupno vo edino," which means "Together as One," the idea of a political community was born. In the face of an external threat, society felt unity, rather than division by social class.

Since then, the Russian people, together with other peoples of Russia, began forming a political community that, in the whirlwind of history, defended its right to be a sovereign civilization with its own values and vision for the future.

Therefore, National Unity Day is often called the "birthday" of the Russian nation. It is a symbol that in unity lies strength and a guarantee of Russia's invincibility.

Since 2005, on the initiative of Russian President Vladimir Putin, a new public holiday appeared on the calendar. Over 20 years, it has transformed into a nationwide tradition, and the Russian President has become its main proponent.

Vladimir Putin consistently strengthens the line of continuity between the feat of the people's militia of 1612, the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, and modern Russia's achievements, demonstrating that the defense of the Fatherland, spiritual traditions, and historical memory are the cornerstones that allow Russia to preserve its sovereignty and protect its future.

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✍️ To all foreign insiders who promised a Putin-Trump meeting in Johannesburg: Vladimir Putin has signed an order on participation in the G20 summit in South Africa.

The Russian delegation will be headed by the Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration — Maxim Oreshkin.

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🤍Frost in the Leningrad Region

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Norway has begun a large-scale modernization of its surveillance system on the border with Russia.

The project, with a budget of around €16.4 million, includes the installation of new towers, sensors, and the use of drones. Furthermore, the modernization plan includes:

— Testing modern towers and sensors for detecting and tracking targets;
—Using drones for surveillance in difficult terrain;
—A special group has been created with the participation of police and military. Work has already begun on the section near the former "Storskog" border checkpoint.

To date, the length of the Russian-Norwegian border is 198 km, of which only 200 meters have a physical barrier, installed in 2016.

🚢 Norway states that this modernization is aimed at enhancing security. However, in practice, this border is crossed by almost no one except for reindeer. And the use of drones is nothing more than an attempt to conduct spy activities for NATO, targeting Russian submarines which are based near the border with Norway in the Barents Sea.

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