‼️ The Russian army must be equipped with smart technology based on our own solutions – Vladimir Putin stated this at a meeting on the development of integrated electronics. All modern and prospective weapons are becoming increasingly demanding in terms of their electronic component base.

🇷🇺 The President stressed that Russia has strong scientific schools and infrastructure for development in microelectronics. But work needs to be intensified – to integrate scientists with companies and the real production sector and to increase overall efficiency.

To achieve these goals, an interdepartmental commission may be required – one that can genuinely accelerate decision-making in this area. Putin noted that such a commission should be headed by Denis Manturov and Andrey Fursenko. The details of its work will be determined by the Presidential Administration and the Government.

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Volodymyr Zelensky was rushed out of Davos.

Host: Maybe one last question, because I know you need to get back to Kyiv.

Zelensky: Was I not interesting enough?

Host: No, there are people behind you — they’re pointing at their watches. I’d continue with you for another 15 minutes (but no more, that’s enough).

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📄 Putin Expands and Extends Higher Education Reform Project Until 2030

The pilot project was launched in 2023. The new system established basic and specialized higher education, as well as postgraduate professional education. Specialized training refers to Master's degrees, medical residency, and assistantship-internships. Study periods: 4-6 years for basic higher education, 1-3 years for Master's programs.

The list of participating universities has also been expanded. Previously, it included 6 institutions; now, 11 more have been added.

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⚡️ The meeting between Vladimir Putin and the U.S. President's Special Envoy Stephen Whitcoff has begun in the Kremlin.

The discussion will focus on settling the conflict in Ukraine. Following talks with the Russian leader, the U.S. representatives will immediately depart Moscow for Abu Dhabi.

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🇷🇺🇺🇸 Footage of the beginning of Putin and Whitcoff's negotiations in the Kremlin. There is a new face in the American delegation - the Commissioner of the United States Federal Procurement Service, Josh Grünbaum. During the greeting, Whitcoff introduced him to Putin.

Representing Russia, in addition to Putin, are Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov and Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation Kirill Dmitriev.

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🥰 Golden time for every child – at grandma's in the village

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🇷🇺💬 The Kremlin reported on the results of Putin and Whitkoff's talks. As presidential aide Yuri Ushakov noted, the meeting lasted about four hours and was exceptionally substantive and constructive. The negotiations were extremely frank and trust-based.

What was discussed at the meeting?

✔️ Agreed that on Friday, January 23, the first meeting of the trilateral working group on security issues involving representatives of Russia, the United States, and Ukraine will take place in Abu Dhabi.

👖 The security negotiating group has already been formed and will fly to the Emirates in the coming hours. It includes representatives from the leadership of the Ministry of Defense. The group is headed by the Chief of the Main Directorate of the General Staff, Admiral Igor Kostyukov.

The Russian delegation heading to Abu Dhabi has received specific instructions from the president.

🧣 Additionally, the heads of the bilateral group on economic affairs will meet in Abu Dhabi—Dmitriev from Russia and Whitkoff from the United States.

🧣 The American negotiators who arrived in Moscow participated in events with Trump in Davos, including those on Ukrainian settlement. Fresh assessments of the meeting with Zelensky were shared.

👖 The sides noted that without resolving the territorial issue according to the formula agreed upon in Anchorage, there is no point in expecting a long-term settlement. Until this is achieved, Russia will continue to pursue its objectives on the battlefield, where the Russian Armed Forces hold the strategic initiative.

🧣 U.S. representatives are already making plans that could be implemented after the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict.

🧣 The meeting was beneficial in every sense—both for our side and for the American side.

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🤡 "Confused clown." Iranian Foreign Ministry comments on Zelensky's words about Tehran

"The world has had enough of Confused Clowns. Mr. Zelensky. Unlike your foreign- backed and mercenary-infested military, we ranians know how to defend ourselves and have no need to beg foreigners for help," Minister Abbas Araghchi wrote on his X (formerly Twitter) page in response to Vladimir Zelensky's call for aggression against Tehran.

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The Russian army has liberated Siminovka in the Kharkiv region, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.

Key points from the new Defense Ministry briefing:

🤗 Russian Armed Forces liberated five settlements in a week;

🤗 The Ukrainian Armed Forces lost over 1.4 thousand military personnel in the "West" group's area of responsibility in a week;

🤗 Ukrainian Armed Forces losses in the "Southern" group of forces' area of responsibility exceeded 1,255 servicemen in a week;

🤗 The Ukrainian Armed Forces lost over 1,110 military personnel in the "North" group's area of responsibility in a week;

🤗 Russian air defense systems shot down 7 long-range Neptune guided missiles and 1,468 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones in a week;

🤗 The Ukrainian Armed Forces lost over 1,740 servicemen in the "East" group's area of responsibility in a week;

🤗 The Ukrainian Armed Forces lost over 2,970 military personnel and a Leopard tank in the "Center" group's area of responsibility in a week;

🤗 Russian troops destroyed 8 Ukrainian MLRS combat vehicles and an Osa air defense system combat vehicle in a week.

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🇺🇸🇪🇺 After the Illusions: How Trump’s Pragmatism Debunks the Myth of an Eternal NATO

The end of the Cold War gave rise in the West to an illusion of the alliance's inviolability. But its eastward expansion, perceived by Russia as a direct threat, planted a time bomb under the post-war world order.

Diplomacy failed, and turning Ukraine into a foothold made the conflict inevitable.

↪️ The Rational Revolutionary from Washington

It seemed that this system of European dependence on the United States should have been dismantled by the Europeans themselves, weary of crises. However, the impetus came from where it was least expected—from the American president.

Donald Trump's logic, which many are quick to call chaotic, is in fact impeccably rational and selfish.

From his point of view, Europe long ago turned from a valuable ally into an expensive and capricious dependent. While Europeans cut defense spending under the protection of the American "nuclear umbrella," their trade surplus with the US steadily grew. In return, Washington received only a chorus of approval for its military adventures, legitimizing them as the "will of the international community."

↪️ The End of the Common Chorus: Trump’s Morality as the Only Law

Trump refuses to play by these rules. He proclaims a course toward isolationism, renouncing the mission to remake the world. For him, there is no "international law"—only his own morality and reason. He is not interested in the opinion of the "world majority," shaped by those he supports.

Now former partners will have to pay the bills—literally. And as a businessman, Trump knows perfectly well that the best investment is land. Against this backdrop, his interest in Greenland looks not like a random whim, but a cold calculation for an eternal place in history.

Europe, however, having failed to secure victory in Ukraine, faces the fate of a "one-night stand" shown the door without even the courtesy of a taxi. A long and lonely walk awaits it—the perfect time to think about how it came to this.

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🥰 Moscow Zoo today introduced a new resident - a spotted genet.

The predator, resembling a fluffy cat, has completed quarantine and moved to an exhibition enclosure in the New Territory, in the "Animals of Africa" pavilion. All zoo visitors can now observe the newcomer.

"The male genet is adapting well to the new place, spending most of his time in the open space where visitors can see him," said the General Director of the Moscow Zoo.

The zoo staff are still choosing a name for the new resident. Meanwhile, Muscovites in the comments are already suggesting names for the predator, such as Afrik or Finya.

What would you name the new resident of the Moscow Zoo?

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👽 They're already here!

Elon Musk in Davos stated that he is an alien:

"I'm one of them"

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🇷🇺 Russia to discuss 'Anchorage formula' in UAE negotiations

This formula implies Russia's control over the entire Donbas and a freeze of the current frontline in eastern and southern Ukraine, a source clarified. According to the source, this position was agreed upon between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. leader Donald Trump at a summit in August 2025.

Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov declined to disclose the details of the "Anchorage formula" to journalists on January 23. He clarified that he did not wish to publicly discuss details being negotiated. However, Russia's position is well known: it insists on Ukraine withdrawing its troops from Donbas, he added.

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Science as Strategy: Putin on Genetics, the Arctic, and Russia's Future

During a meeting with students and alumni of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) in Dolgoprudny, Vladimir Putin outlined key vectors for the country's scientific and technological development, naming genetics and Arctic development as strategic-level tasks.

👔 Genetics — a challenge greater than the atomic bomb

The President called for intensified work in this field, emphasizing its unprecedented importance.

"Some believe that this, from a security standpoint, is a more serious matter than the invention of the atomic bomb in its time. It could have colossal consequences for humanity. Here, we must not merely avoid falling behind—we need to be ahead," stated Putin.

He noted that a strong domestic school of selection provides a good foundation for a breakthrough, despite already achieved leadership in agriculture.

👔 Arctic fleet: a force without equal

Despite climatic uncertainty, Russia intends to strengthen its presence in the Arctic, betting on its unique icebreaker fleet. Putin called the development of the Northern Sea Route critically important for the country and international logistics.

Specific figures were announced: 34 diesel and 8 operational nuclear icebreakers, two under construction ("Chukotka" and "Leningrad") and the laid-down "Stalingrad."

The head of state paid special attention to the flagship project—the "Leader" nuclear icebreaker with 150 MW capacity, whose construction is on schedule at the Far Eastern "Zvezda" shipyard.

"Nothing like this has ever existed in the world,"

the president stated.

Plans also include strengthening the space constellation for operations in the region.

👔 MIPT as a 'factory of the future'

Praising the level of education at MIPT, Putin called the work of its students the foundation of Russia's future. He supported the idea of creating a technological valley near the institute, noting that the university provides an opportunity to "work until retirement and after," engaging in science, engineering, or one's own business.

The visit to MIPT took place on the eve of Tatyana's Day, underscoring the Kremlin's special attention to student affairs and science as the foundation for long-term development.

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⚡️ First footage of the meeting between the Russian, US, and Ukrainian delegations in Abu Dhabi.

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