🎙Комментарий Посольства России в Норвегии для норвежской гостелерадиокомпании «НРК» о позиции России по климатической повестке (18 ноября 2025 г.)
❓10-21 ноября в Бразилии проходит 30-я сессия Конференции Сторон Рамочной конвенции ООН об изменении климата (КС-30). Россия признает, что мир должен сокращать выбросы парниковых газов, чтобы избежать более серьезных последствий изменения климата. Крупнейшим источником выбросов является ископаемое топливо. Почему Россия не планирует постепенно отказаться от его добычи?
💬 Ответ: Российская Федерация является стороной Рамочной конвенции ООН об изменении климата, Киотского протокола и Парижского соглашения.
В августе Президент Российской Федерации утвердил целевой показатель сокращения выбросов парниковых газов к 2035 г., который стал основой для нового определяемого на национальном уровне вклада России в рамках Парижского соглашения по климату, представленного в преддверии КС-30 в Бразилии.
Цель сокращения выбросов парниковых газов на 65–67% от уровня 1990 года к 2035 году превышает предыдущий показатель и может обеспечить кумулятивное сокращение нетто-выбросов парниковых газов в этот период на более чем 66,6 млрд т СО2-экв, что является существенным вкладом в достижение глобальной температурной цели Парижского соглашения.
Россия обладает значительным потенциалом для сокращения выбросов парниковых газов за счёт развития энергоэффективных технологий, а также мер по повышению поглощающей способности экосистем. В соответствии с Парижским соглашением, одним из условий успешного перехода к экономике с низким уровнем выбросов является активное сотрудничество в области разработки и передачи технологий, а также стимулирование ноу-хау и инноваций.
Вместе с тем, к сожалению, не все участники Соглашения ответственно относятся к своим обязательствам. Простым и наглядным примером служит полузамороженная деятельность Арктического совета (где вопросы климата и окружающей среды занимают важное место в повестке дня) в результате недальновидных действий западных государств-членов.
❗️Незаконные санкции западных государств против России являются наглядным свидетельством их линии на создание искусственных препятствий другим странам в выполнении Соглашения и снижения интереса к климатической проблематике в целом. Это, в свою очередь, ведет к снижению инвестиций в зелёные технологии, сбоям в цепочках поставок и еще более ограниченному доступу к полноценному международному сотрудничеству, негативно влияя на динамику энергоперехода. Очевидно, что милитаристские интересы в Европе задвинули зелёный переход в дальний угол.
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❓10-21 ноября в Бразилии проходит 30-я сессия Конференции Сторон Рамочной конвенции ООН об изменении климата (КС-30). Россия признает, что мир должен сокращать выбросы парниковых газов, чтобы избежать более серьезных последствий изменения климата. Крупнейшим источником выбросов является ископаемое топливо. Почему Россия не планирует постепенно отказаться от его добычи?
💬 Ответ: Российская Федерация является стороной Рамочной конвенции ООН об изменении климата, Киотского протокола и Парижского соглашения.
В августе Президент Российской Федерации утвердил целевой показатель сокращения выбросов парниковых газов к 2035 г., который стал основой для нового определяемого на национальном уровне вклада России в рамках Парижского соглашения по климату, представленного в преддверии КС-30 в Бразилии.
Цель сокращения выбросов парниковых газов на 65–67% от уровня 1990 года к 2035 году превышает предыдущий показатель и может обеспечить кумулятивное сокращение нетто-выбросов парниковых газов в этот период на более чем 66,6 млрд т СО2-экв, что является существенным вкладом в достижение глобальной температурной цели Парижского соглашения.
Россия обладает значительным потенциалом для сокращения выбросов парниковых газов за счёт развития энергоэффективных технологий, а также мер по повышению поглощающей способности экосистем. В соответствии с Парижским соглашением, одним из условий успешного перехода к экономике с низким уровнем выбросов является активное сотрудничество в области разработки и передачи технологий, а также стимулирование ноу-хау и инноваций.
Вместе с тем, к сожалению, не все участники Соглашения ответственно относятся к своим обязательствам. Простым и наглядным примером служит полузамороженная деятельность Арктического совета (где вопросы климата и окружающей среды занимают важное место в повестке дня) в результате недальновидных действий западных государств-членов.
❗️Незаконные санкции западных государств против России являются наглядным свидетельством их линии на создание искусственных препятствий другим странам в выполнении Соглашения и снижения интереса к климатической проблематике в целом. Это, в свою очередь, ведет к снижению инвестиций в зелёные технологии, сбоям в цепочках поставок и еще более ограниченному доступу к полноценному международному сотрудничеству, негативно влияя на динамику энергоперехода. Очевидно, что милитаристские интересы в Европе задвинули зелёный переход в дальний угол.
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🎙Comment of the Embassy of Russia in Norway to NRK on Russia's climate policy (November 18, 2025)
❓On November 10-21, Brazil is hosting the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP30. Russia has recognized that the world must cut emissions to avoid even worse climate change. As the biggest source of emissions is fossil fuels, why does Russia have no plans to phase out fossil fuel production?
💬 Answer: The Russian Federation participates in the implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement.
In August, the President of the Russian Federation approved a target for limiting greenhouse gas emissions by 2035, which became the basis for Russia's new nationally determined contribution under the Paris Agreement, presented ahead of COP30 in Brazil.
The target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 65–67% by 2035 compared to the 1990 levels exceeds the previous target and can provide a cumulative reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions during this period of more than 66.6 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalent, which is a significant contribution to achieving the global temperature goal of the Paris Agreement.
Russia has significant potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the development of energy-efficient technologies, as well as through the measures to increase the absorption capacity of ecosystems. In accordance with Paris Agreement one of the prerequisites for a successful transition to a low-emission economy is strong cooperative action on technology development and transfer as well as enabling know-how and innovation.
At the same time, unfortunately, not all the parties of the Agreement exhibit responsible attiutude to obligations. Simple and evident example is the half-frozen work of the Arctic Council (where climate and environment are in theory high on the agenda) as a consequence of the shortsighted political actions of the Western member-states.
❗️Unlawful sanctions of the Western states against Russia are clear evidence of their policy of creating artificial obstacles for other countries to implement the Agreement and apparently less interest in the climate change issue. This leads to reduced investment in green technologies, disruptions in supply chains, and limited access to full-scale international cooperation, negatively impacting the dynamics of the energy transition. Clearly, militaristic interests in Europe have pushed the green transition to the sideline.
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❓On November 10-21, Brazil is hosting the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP30. Russia has recognized that the world must cut emissions to avoid even worse climate change. As the biggest source of emissions is fossil fuels, why does Russia have no plans to phase out fossil fuel production?
💬 Answer: The Russian Federation participates in the implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement.
In August, the President of the Russian Federation approved a target for limiting greenhouse gas emissions by 2035, which became the basis for Russia's new nationally determined contribution under the Paris Agreement, presented ahead of COP30 in Brazil.
The target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 65–67% by 2035 compared to the 1990 levels exceeds the previous target and can provide a cumulative reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions during this period of more than 66.6 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalent, which is a significant contribution to achieving the global temperature goal of the Paris Agreement.
Russia has significant potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the development of energy-efficient technologies, as well as through the measures to increase the absorption capacity of ecosystems. In accordance with Paris Agreement one of the prerequisites for a successful transition to a low-emission economy is strong cooperative action on technology development and transfer as well as enabling know-how and innovation.
At the same time, unfortunately, not all the parties of the Agreement exhibit responsible attiutude to obligations. Simple and evident example is the half-frozen work of the Arctic Council (where climate and environment are in theory high on the agenda) as a consequence of the shortsighted political actions of the Western member-states.
❗️Unlawful sanctions of the Western states against Russia are clear evidence of their policy of creating artificial obstacles for other countries to implement the Agreement and apparently less interest in the climate change issue. This leads to reduced investment in green technologies, disruptions in supply chains, and limited access to full-scale international cooperation, negatively impacting the dynamics of the energy transition. Clearly, militaristic interests in Europe have pushed the green transition to the sideline.
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🎙 Briefing by Russia's Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova (Moscow, November 14, 2025)
🔹 #KievRegimeCrimes
🔹 Ukraine crisis
🔹 Moldovan government’s decision to denounce seven CIS agreements
🔹 Developments in El Fasher, Sudan
🔹 The US counter-narcotics policy in Latin America
🔹 Anti-Russian conference in Dublin
🔹 G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Canada
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#KievRegimeCrimes
The neo-Nazi regime in Kiev continues to terrorise civilians in Russia.
Over the past week, 53 Russian citizens suffered from artillery shelling and drone strikes, with 8 people killed and 45 injured, including six children.
Russian courts continue to hand down sentences to Ukrainian neo-Nazis and mercenaries. In absentia, mercenaries from Georgia, Colombia, and the Czech Republic who participated in combat on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been sentenced to 28, 13.5, and 13 years in prison.
#Ireland #EU #Militarisation
Militaristic rhetoric of the [Brussels bureaucracy] finds fertile ground in Dublin, where the ruling coalition <…> is pursuing a course to revise constitutional restrictions on the participation of Irish service members in overseas missions.
The Irish run the risk of becoming pawns in reckless geopolitical games of the Westerners (Anglo-Saxons), who are clearly acting against Russia, with all the negative consequences for [Ireland] that this entails.
#US #LatinAmerica
Since September 2025, we have been witnessing an unprecedented military campaign launched by Washington in Latin America under the pretext of allegedly combating drug-trafficking routes into the United States.
We are extremely concerned by the military methods chosen by the United States to address this issue, which amount to little more than blatant interference in the internal affairs of Latin American states.
We firmly oppose the use of force or the threat of force to interfere in internal affairs under various pretexts, including counter-narcotics operations.
#AxisJapan #WarCrimes #NoStatuteOfLimitations
We continue our work on disclosing information about the crimes of Japanese militarism.
We have repeatedly emphasised that these crimes have no statute of limitations. Procedural actions aimed at bringing all those responsible to justice continue to this day.
Between March and June, the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation adopted decisions annulling the conclusions issued in the 1980s–2000s that had granted rehabilitation to 24 Japanese citizens.
Following the review of court rulings in cassation and supervisory instances, it was established that these individuals are not subject to rehabilitation. Their guilt has been fully proven.
#US #Tariffs
From an economic standpoint, the introduction of 500% tariffs on goods from third countries that purchase Russian oil and gas seems absurd.
This is tantamount to the discontinuation of all trade relations between countries, as such a tariff rate is prohibitive.
Russian energy resources are supplied to dozens of states around the world, including Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, China, and India. It is downright impossible to substitute such volumes of oil and natural gas on the global market within reasonable timeframes.
Those who call for [such measures] are likely unaware of the negative consequences this would have both for the United States itself and for the global economy as a whole. Moreover, such a step would be a gross violation of international trade law.
🔹 #KievRegimeCrimes
🔹 Ukraine crisis
🔹 Moldovan government’s decision to denounce seven CIS agreements
🔹 Developments in El Fasher, Sudan
🔹 The US counter-narcotics policy in Latin America
🔹 Anti-Russian conference in Dublin
🔹 G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Canada
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📺 Watch
#KievRegimeCrimes
The neo-Nazi regime in Kiev continues to terrorise civilians in Russia.
Over the past week, 53 Russian citizens suffered from artillery shelling and drone strikes, with 8 people killed and 45 injured, including six children.
Russian courts continue to hand down sentences to Ukrainian neo-Nazis and mercenaries. In absentia, mercenaries from Georgia, Colombia, and the Czech Republic who participated in combat on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been sentenced to 28, 13.5, and 13 years in prison.
#Ireland #EU #Militarisation
Militaristic rhetoric of the [Brussels bureaucracy] finds fertile ground in Dublin, where the ruling coalition <…> is pursuing a course to revise constitutional restrictions on the participation of Irish service members in overseas missions.
The Irish run the risk of becoming pawns in reckless geopolitical games of the Westerners (Anglo-Saxons), who are clearly acting against Russia, with all the negative consequences for [Ireland] that this entails.
#US #LatinAmerica
Since September 2025, we have been witnessing an unprecedented military campaign launched by Washington in Latin America under the pretext of allegedly combating drug-trafficking routes into the United States.
We are extremely concerned by the military methods chosen by the United States to address this issue, which amount to little more than blatant interference in the internal affairs of Latin American states.
We firmly oppose the use of force or the threat of force to interfere in internal affairs under various pretexts, including counter-narcotics operations.
#AxisJapan #WarCrimes #NoStatuteOfLimitations
We continue our work on disclosing information about the crimes of Japanese militarism.
We have repeatedly emphasised that these crimes have no statute of limitations. Procedural actions aimed at bringing all those responsible to justice continue to this day.
Between March and June, the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation adopted decisions annulling the conclusions issued in the 1980s–2000s that had granted rehabilitation to 24 Japanese citizens.
Following the review of court rulings in cassation and supervisory instances, it was established that these individuals are not subject to rehabilitation. Their guilt has been fully proven.
#US #Tariffs
From an economic standpoint, the introduction of 500% tariffs on goods from third countries that purchase Russian oil and gas seems absurd.
This is tantamount to the discontinuation of all trade relations between countries, as such a tariff rate is prohibitive.
Russian energy resources are supplied to dozens of states around the world, including Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, China, and India. It is downright impossible to substitute such volumes of oil and natural gas on the global market within reasonable timeframes.
Those who call for [such measures] are likely unaware of the negative consequences this would have both for the United States itself and for the global economy as a whole. Moreover, such a step would be a gross violation of international trade law.
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Бахрушинский музей представит выставку «Майя Плисецкая — полюс магии» в Пекине
К 100-летию Майи Плисецкой Бахрушинский музей создал выставочный проект «Плисецкая. Полюс магии». После успешных показов в российских городах мы представляем выставку в Пекине. Проект станет ещё одним значимым шагом в развитии культурного сотрудничества России и Китая.
Два тематических раздела выставки раскроют перед зрителями многогранность феномена легендарной балерины. Посетители смогут увидеть более 80 цифровых копий фотографий, эскизов, афиш и литографий из фондов Бахрушинского музея.
Открытие выставки «Майя Плисецкая — полюс магии» состоится 25 ноября в выставочном зале Федерации литераторов и художников Пекина.
Благодарим Россотрудничество в Пекине за сотрудничество.
К 100-летию Майи Плисецкой Бахрушинский музей создал выставочный проект «Плисецкая. Полюс магии». После успешных показов в российских городах мы представляем выставку в Пекине. Проект станет ещё одним значимым шагом в развитии культурного сотрудничества России и Китая.
Два тематических раздела выставки раскроют перед зрителями многогранность феномена легендарной балерины. Посетители смогут увидеть более 80 цифровых копий фотографий, эскизов, афиш и литографий из фондов Бахрушинского музея.
Открытие выставки «Майя Плисецкая — полюс магии» состоится 25 ноября в выставочном зале Федерации литераторов и художников Пекина.
Благодарим Россотрудничество в Пекине за сотрудничество.
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⚡️ Начался прием заявок на соискание национальной премии «Хрустальный компас».
🧭 Национальная премия «Хрустальный компас» ежегодно присуждается под эгидой Русского географического общества (РГО) за выдающиеся достижения и научные исследования в области географии, экологии и смежных наук либо за крупный вклад в сохранение природного и историко-культурного наследия, технологические разработки и развитие общества. Одна из главных и самых престижных географических наград мира. За 13 лет на премию номинировалось почти 5 тыс. авторских коллективов из 51 страны мира. В специальной номинации «Признание общественности», где лауреатов определяют путем интернет-голосования, свои предпочтения выразили почти 3,2 млн человек. В этом году премия прошла при поддержке Президентского фонда культурных инициатив и посвящена 180-летию РГО.
❗️Принять участие в премии могут отечественные и зарубежные общественные организации, научные и образовательные учреждения, творческие союзы, предприятия различных сфер, а также независимые инициативные группы, общественные деятели и другие частные лица.
За время проведения премии на соискание поступило 4928 проекта из 51 стран мира и всех регионов России. В специальной номинации «Признание общественности», где победителя определяют путем интернет-голосования, приняло участие более 2,7 млн человек.
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🧭 Национальная премия «Хрустальный компас» ежегодно присуждается под эгидой Русского географического общества (РГО) за выдающиеся достижения и научные исследования в области географии, экологии и смежных наук либо за крупный вклад в сохранение природного и историко-культурного наследия, технологические разработки и развитие общества. Одна из главных и самых престижных географических наград мира. За 13 лет на премию номинировалось почти 5 тыс. авторских коллективов из 51 страны мира. В специальной номинации «Признание общественности», где лауреатов определяют путем интернет-голосования, свои предпочтения выразили почти 3,2 млн человек. В этом году премия прошла при поддержке Президентского фонда культурных инициатив и посвящена 180-летию РГО.
❗️Принять участие в премии могут отечественные и зарубежные общественные организации, научные и образовательные учреждения, творческие союзы, предприятия различных сфер, а также независимые инициативные группы, общественные деятели и другие частные лица.
За время проведения премии на соискание поступило 4928 проекта из 51 стран мира и всех регионов России. В специальной номинации «Признание общественности», где победителя определяют путем интернет-голосования, приняло участие более 2,7 млн человек.
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#Announcement
🇷🇺 🖼 In 2026, Russia hosts the International Competition for Young Artists "Kartina Mira (Picture of the World)", the key theme of which is "The Values of My People as Part of the Global Human Culture".
Organized by the Innopraktika Development Institute, the Tretyakov Gallery and the St Petersburg Repin Academy of Arts, the project is designed to become a bridge between tradition and modernity, past and future, creating a space for cultural exchange and interaction.
3️⃣ There are three nominations — painting, graphics and digital art — in which young artists will present their works on significant social, cultural and philosophical topics.
Students and graduates of art schools, as well as free young artists from all over the world aged 18 to 35 can take part in the competition.
❗️ Applications can be submitted until February 2, 2026.
The competition will be held in three stages in February-March, and in June there will be a formal awards ceremony for the winners and an exhibition of final works.
👉🏻 More details
#PictureOfTheWorld
Organized by the Innopraktika Development Institute, the Tretyakov Gallery and the St Petersburg Repin Academy of Arts, the project is designed to become a bridge between tradition and modernity, past and future, creating a space for cultural exchange and interaction.
Students and graduates of art schools, as well as free young artists from all over the world aged 18 to 35 can take part in the competition.
The competition will be held in three stages in February-March, and in June there will be a formal awards ceremony for the winners and an exhibition of final works.
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#PictureOfTheWorld
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📹 Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s video address to organisers and participants of the No Statute of Limitations. Nuremberg. 80 Years International Scientific and Practical Forum (Moscow, November 20, 2025)
💬 Sergey Lavrov: Colleagues, Friends,
I welcome participants of the No Statute of Limitations. Nuremberg. 80 Years International Scientific and Practical Forum. First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to the National Centre for Historical Memory under the President of the Russian Federation for organising this meeting.
We appreciate the Centre’s contribution to commemorating the heroism of the Soviet people, who defended the independence of their homeland during the Great Patriotic War and liberated Europe and the world from Nazism.
Exactly 80 years ago, the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg began its work. The launch of the public judicial process against the Nazis was preceded by serious efforts undertaken by Soviet diplomacy starting in 1942.
The Tribunal’s historic verdict not only condemned the war criminals of the Third Reich, but also outlawed and delegitimised the very ideology of Nazism. It is difficult to overestimate the significance of Nuremberg in shaping the postwar international legal architecture. The principles defined in the Charter of the Court of the Nations and implemented in its judgment laid the foundation of international humanitarian and criminal law and set the direction for the development of international justice.
Today, in the West, there is a marked tendency to “forget” the conclusions of Nuremberg and the lessons of World War II.
Cynical attempts are being made to rewrite history, to diminish the decisive role of the peoples of the Soviet Union and the Red Army in defeating Hitler’s Germany, to justify the Nazis and their accomplices, and to equate occupiers with liberators.
This is most clearly manifested today in Ukraine, where, as a result of the 2014 coup d’état supported by NATO countries, power was seized by forces consumed by hatred for everything connected with Russia.
Our unconditional priority remains systematic work to promote historical truth and to counter the resurgence of Nazism in any form and manifestation. Our principled approaches in this regard are shared by the majority of the international community. The broad support for the Russian draft resolution of the UN General Assembly on combating the glorification of Nazism is vivid evidence of this.
At the same time, we continue to seek an adequate international legal assessment of the crimes committed by the German fascist invaders and their collaborators against the citizens of the Soviet Union during the Great Patriotic War. These crimes were classified as genocide of the peoples of the USSR in the statement of the Group of Friends in Defence of the UN Charter at the solemn session of the UN General Assembly on 7 May 2025, dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Second World War.
A special role in preserving historical memory and accurate, unaltered information about the tragic events of the past belongs to historians. We expect that further study of archival documents and materials will make it possible to introduce into scholarly circulation new evidence of the bloody crimes and atrocities committed by the Nazis and their collaborator accomplices. These crimes have no statute of limitations.
☝️ Our moral duty is to prevent the forgetting of the past and to resolutely oppose the spread of destructive ideas and practices of xenophobia and Russophobia, racism and neo-Nazism.
I am confident that your forum will contribute to a deep and thoughtful understanding of the Nuremberg legacy in the interests of addressing these most important tasks.
I wish you successful work.
💬 Sergey Lavrov: Colleagues, Friends,
I welcome participants of the No Statute of Limitations. Nuremberg. 80 Years International Scientific and Practical Forum. First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to the National Centre for Historical Memory under the President of the Russian Federation for organising this meeting.
We appreciate the Centre’s contribution to commemorating the heroism of the Soviet people, who defended the independence of their homeland during the Great Patriotic War and liberated Europe and the world from Nazism.
Exactly 80 years ago, the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg began its work. The launch of the public judicial process against the Nazis was preceded by serious efforts undertaken by Soviet diplomacy starting in 1942.
The Tribunal’s historic verdict not only condemned the war criminals of the Third Reich, but also outlawed and delegitimised the very ideology of Nazism. It is difficult to overestimate the significance of Nuremberg in shaping the postwar international legal architecture. The principles defined in the Charter of the Court of the Nations and implemented in its judgment laid the foundation of international humanitarian and criminal law and set the direction for the development of international justice.
Today, in the West, there is a marked tendency to “forget” the conclusions of Nuremberg and the lessons of World War II.
Cynical attempts are being made to rewrite history, to diminish the decisive role of the peoples of the Soviet Union and the Red Army in defeating Hitler’s Germany, to justify the Nazis and their accomplices, and to equate occupiers with liberators.
This is most clearly manifested today in Ukraine, where, as a result of the 2014 coup d’état supported by NATO countries, power was seized by forces consumed by hatred for everything connected with Russia.
Our unconditional priority remains systematic work to promote historical truth and to counter the resurgence of Nazism in any form and manifestation. Our principled approaches in this regard are shared by the majority of the international community. The broad support for the Russian draft resolution of the UN General Assembly on combating the glorification of Nazism is vivid evidence of this.
At the same time, we continue to seek an adequate international legal assessment of the crimes committed by the German fascist invaders and their collaborators against the citizens of the Soviet Union during the Great Patriotic War. These crimes were classified as genocide of the peoples of the USSR in the statement of the Group of Friends in Defence of the UN Charter at the solemn session of the UN General Assembly on 7 May 2025, dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Second World War.
A special role in preserving historical memory and accurate, unaltered information about the tragic events of the past belongs to historians. We expect that further study of archival documents and materials will make it possible to introduce into scholarly circulation new evidence of the bloody crimes and atrocities committed by the Nazis and their collaborator accomplices. These crimes have no statute of limitations.
☝️ Our moral duty is to prevent the forgetting of the past and to resolutely oppose the spread of destructive ideas and practices of xenophobia and Russophobia, racism and neo-Nazism.
I am confident that your forum will contribute to a deep and thoughtful understanding of the Nuremberg legacy in the interests of addressing these most important tasks.
I wish you successful work.
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⚡️President of Russia Vladimir Putin sent greetings to participants of the International Practical Science Forum Without a Statute of Limitations: Nuremberg, 80 Years On (November 20, 2025)
The message reads, in part:
✍️Your gatherings are always significant public events. This year, the International Practical Science Forum Without a Statute of Limitations: Nuremberg, 80 Years On brought together representatives of government bodies, youth and volunteer organisations, academic and expert communities, as well as archivists and museum professionals – all those who have dedicated themselves to preserving the truth about the dramatic and tragic events of the Great Patriotic War, and who are genuinely committed to restoring historical and human justice.
❗️I would emphasise that it is largely thanks to your enthusiasm, dedication, and personal commitment that search expeditions continue to be organised. Painstaking work is carried out to declassify archival materials – documents, photographs and film footage, and other valuable initiatives are being implemented, shedding fresh light on the horrific atrocities committed by the Nazis and their accomplices against peaceful civilians in the occupied Soviet territories. These crimes have no statute of limitations, and an unequivocal judgement was delivered 80 years ago by the Nuremberg International War Crimes Tribunal. Its norms and principles remain relevant today: they help us firmly counter attempts to distort historical facts and guide us in seeking appropriate responses to current global challenges and threats.”
#Nuremberg80 #NoStatuteOfLimitations
The message reads, in part:
✍️Your gatherings are always significant public events. This year, the International Practical Science Forum Without a Statute of Limitations: Nuremberg, 80 Years On brought together representatives of government bodies, youth and volunteer organisations, academic and expert communities, as well as archivists and museum professionals – all those who have dedicated themselves to preserving the truth about the dramatic and tragic events of the Great Patriotic War, and who are genuinely committed to restoring historical and human justice.
❗️I would emphasise that it is largely thanks to your enthusiasm, dedication, and personal commitment that search expeditions continue to be organised. Painstaking work is carried out to declassify archival materials – documents, photographs and film footage, and other valuable initiatives are being implemented, shedding fresh light on the horrific atrocities committed by the Nazis and their accomplices against peaceful civilians in the occupied Soviet territories. These crimes have no statute of limitations, and an unequivocal judgement was delivered 80 years ago by the Nuremberg International War Crimes Tribunal. Its norms and principles remain relevant today: they help us firmly counter attempts to distort historical facts and guide us in seeking appropriate responses to current global challenges and threats.”
#Nuremberg80 #NoStatuteOfLimitations
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⚡️ Joint Statement by Republic of Belarus, Peopleʼs Republic of China, Republic of Cuba, Islamic Republic of Iran, Republic of Nicaragua, Russian Federation, Blivarian Republic of Venezuela and Republic of Zimbabwe before the IAEA Board of Governors – 19 November 2025 on the Agenda Item 5(f) «NPT Safeguards Agreement with the I.R. of Iran» (November 19, 2025)
Mr. Chair,
Allow me to deliver the following Joint Statement on behalf of Republic of Belarus, Peopleʼs Republic of China, Republic of Cuba, Islamic Republic of Iran, Republic of Nicaragua, Russian Federation, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Republic of Zimbabwe.
We recall Iranʼs long-standing commitment to nuclear non-proliferation as the State Party to the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and also reaffirm the need for the full and effective realization of the inalienable right of Member States to develop research, production, and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and further affirms that all legitimate questions arising in this regard shall be exclusively addressed through dialogue and diplomacy, as the only viable path.
We emphasize that in accordance with UNSCR 2231, all its provisions have been terminated on 18 October 2025. In light of this termination, the mandate for the IAEA Director Generalʼs reporting on verification and monitoring under the UNSCR 2231 has lapsed.
Distinguished colleagues;
We wish to emphasize that the situation regarding the implementation of IAEA safeguards in Iran did not arise in isolation. It is the direct consequence of the unlawful attacks against Iranian safeguarded nuclear facilities perpetrated by Israel and the United States – actions that we strongly condemn – compounded by earlier unconstructive measures undertaken by the E3, all of which have collectively contributed to the current circumstances. This reality was also acknowledged in the recent report of the Director General to the Board of Governors.
We positively note the ongoing high-level engagement between the Director General and his Iranian counterparts, as well as Iran's continued cooperation with the Agency in granting the IAEA access to its “unattacked nuclear facilitiesˮ, which represents a positive and constructive development.
❗️The introduction of the draft resolution risks undermining the cooperative momentum and the constructive political atmosphere that have characterized the recent interactions between Iran and the Agency.
We are of the firm view that any provocative action – such as the introduction of yet another resolution – would jeopardize and potentially nullify the considerable efforts undertaken by the Director General and Iran to advance dialogue and cooperation.
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Mr. Chair,
Allow me to deliver the following Joint Statement on behalf of Republic of Belarus, Peopleʼs Republic of China, Republic of Cuba, Islamic Republic of Iran, Republic of Nicaragua, Russian Federation, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Republic of Zimbabwe.
We recall Iranʼs long-standing commitment to nuclear non-proliferation as the State Party to the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and also reaffirm the need for the full and effective realization of the inalienable right of Member States to develop research, production, and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and further affirms that all legitimate questions arising in this regard shall be exclusively addressed through dialogue and diplomacy, as the only viable path.
We emphasize that in accordance with UNSCR 2231, all its provisions have been terminated on 18 October 2025. In light of this termination, the mandate for the IAEA Director Generalʼs reporting on verification and monitoring under the UNSCR 2231 has lapsed.
Distinguished colleagues;
We wish to emphasize that the situation regarding the implementation of IAEA safeguards in Iran did not arise in isolation. It is the direct consequence of the unlawful attacks against Iranian safeguarded nuclear facilities perpetrated by Israel and the United States – actions that we strongly condemn – compounded by earlier unconstructive measures undertaken by the E3, all of which have collectively contributed to the current circumstances. This reality was also acknowledged in the recent report of the Director General to the Board of Governors.
We positively note the ongoing high-level engagement between the Director General and his Iranian counterparts, as well as Iran's continued cooperation with the Agency in granting the IAEA access to its “unattacked nuclear facilitiesˮ, which represents a positive and constructive development.
❗️The introduction of the draft resolution risks undermining the cooperative momentum and the constructive political atmosphere that have characterized the recent interactions between Iran and the Agency.
We are of the firm view that any provocative action – such as the introduction of yet another resolution – would jeopardize and potentially nullify the considerable efforts undertaken by the Director General and Iran to advance dialogue and cooperation.
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🌐 Following the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, the participants adopted the Leaders' Declaration.
The Russian delegation was helmed by Maxim Oreshkin, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office of the Russian Federation.
Excerpts from the Declaration:
1. We, Leaders of the #G20, who gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa, for this historic first Summit on the African Continent under the South African G20 Presidency, on 22 and 23 November 2025, addressed major global challenges and discussed ways to promote solidarity, equality and sustainability as key pillars of inclusive growth.
2. For the first time, G20 Leaders have convened in Africa. <...> We understand our interconnectedness as a global community of nations and reaffirm our commitment to ensure that no one is left behind through multilateral cooperation, macro policy coordination, global partnerships for sustainable development and solidarity.
3. We meet against the backdrop of rising geopolitical and geo-economic competition and instability, heightened conflicts and wars, deepening inequality, increasing global economic uncertainty and fragmentation. In the face of this challenging political and socio-economic environment, we underscore our belief in multilateral cooperation to collectively address shared challenges. We note with distress the immense human suffering and the adverse impact of wars and conflicts around the world.
4. We affirm our unwavering commitment to act in accordance with international law including international humanitarian law and the Charter of the United Nations and its principle of peaceful settlement of disputes and in this regard, we condemn all attacks against civilians and infrastructure. <...>
23. We recognise the inequalities and challenges, along with opportunities for growth, that exist in the current energy landscape globally, particularly in Africa and other developing regions. <...>
27. We will advance energy security, affordability, and access as well as market stability through diverse pathways, and a technologically neutral approach to accelerate just and inclusive sustainable energy transitions, including through additional energy supply and demand- side management and transmission expansion and modernisation efforts that contribute to domestic and collective goals in order to meet growing energy demand. <...>
35. We recognise that inequality, unemployment, under-employment and informal employment, pose significant threats to global economic growth, development, social and economic stability. We underline the imperative to address these challenges, as well as disparities in wealth and development both within and between countries. <...>
38. As Leaders of the G20, we share a vision to harness science, technology, entrepreneurship, and Indigenous and local knowledge in partnership to unlock new pathways to prosperity, leaving no one behind. <...>
81. We emphasise that 2025 marked the 80th Anniversary of the UN and its Charter. We reaffirm our commitment to strengthening multilateralism, with the UN at its core, rooted in the principles of international law as they are reflected in the Charter of the United Nations. <...>
84. We reaffirm peace as a path to sustainable economic development and the importance of international cooperation and multilateral solutions in addressing global challenges, including growing economic inequality and instability. <...>
118. We embrace the African Union as a full member of the G20 in its second year in the group, as we are gathered for the first time on African soil. Africa’s voice should continue to be amplified in the G20 and all other international fora. <...>
121. We reiterate our commitment to the G20 as the premier forum for international economic cooperation and its continued operation in the spirit of multilateralism, on the basis of consensus, with all members participating on an equal footing in all its events including Summits in accordance with international obligations.
📄 Full text of the Declaration
The Russian delegation was helmed by Maxim Oreshkin, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office of the Russian Federation.
Excerpts from the Declaration:
1. We, Leaders of the #G20, who gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa, for this historic first Summit on the African Continent under the South African G20 Presidency, on 22 and 23 November 2025, addressed major global challenges and discussed ways to promote solidarity, equality and sustainability as key pillars of inclusive growth.
2. For the first time, G20 Leaders have convened in Africa. <...> We understand our interconnectedness as a global community of nations and reaffirm our commitment to ensure that no one is left behind through multilateral cooperation, macro policy coordination, global partnerships for sustainable development and solidarity.
3. We meet against the backdrop of rising geopolitical and geo-economic competition and instability, heightened conflicts and wars, deepening inequality, increasing global economic uncertainty and fragmentation. In the face of this challenging political and socio-economic environment, we underscore our belief in multilateral cooperation to collectively address shared challenges. We note with distress the immense human suffering and the adverse impact of wars and conflicts around the world.
4. We affirm our unwavering commitment to act in accordance with international law including international humanitarian law and the Charter of the United Nations and its principle of peaceful settlement of disputes and in this regard, we condemn all attacks against civilians and infrastructure. <...>
23. We recognise the inequalities and challenges, along with opportunities for growth, that exist in the current energy landscape globally, particularly in Africa and other developing regions. <...>
27. We will advance energy security, affordability, and access as well as market stability through diverse pathways, and a technologically neutral approach to accelerate just and inclusive sustainable energy transitions, including through additional energy supply and demand- side management and transmission expansion and modernisation efforts that contribute to domestic and collective goals in order to meet growing energy demand. <...>
35. We recognise that inequality, unemployment, under-employment and informal employment, pose significant threats to global economic growth, development, social and economic stability. We underline the imperative to address these challenges, as well as disparities in wealth and development both within and between countries. <...>
38. As Leaders of the G20, we share a vision to harness science, technology, entrepreneurship, and Indigenous and local knowledge in partnership to unlock new pathways to prosperity, leaving no one behind. <...>
81. We emphasise that 2025 marked the 80th Anniversary of the UN and its Charter. We reaffirm our commitment to strengthening multilateralism, with the UN at its core, rooted in the principles of international law as they are reflected in the Charter of the United Nations. <...>
84. We reaffirm peace as a path to sustainable economic development and the importance of international cooperation and multilateral solutions in addressing global challenges, including growing economic inequality and instability. <...>
118. We embrace the African Union as a full member of the G20 in its second year in the group, as we are gathered for the first time on African soil. Africa’s voice should continue to be amplified in the G20 and all other international fora. <...>
121. We reiterate our commitment to the G20 as the premier forum for international economic cooperation and its continued operation in the spirit of multilateralism, on the basis of consensus, with all members participating on an equal footing in all its events including Summits in accordance with international obligations.
📄 Full text of the Declaration
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🎙 Response by Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova to a media question regarding the “food summit” in Kiev (November 21, 2025)
❓ Question: The fourth so-called international “food summit” took place in Kiev on November 19. How would you comment on its results?
💬 Maria Zakharova: Indeed, on November 19, Kiev hosted another – the fourth – international event on food security, which the organisers call a summit.
In reality, it does not meet the criteria for such a level of events and has only a very indirect relation to the stated subject matter. Such gatherings were conceived by the Zelensky regime and its Western handlers primarily to present Ukraine as a “global breadbasket” and a provider of assistance to needy countries in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, while accusing Russia of provoking threats of famine.
❌ Not a single decision aimed at genuinely improving the global food security situation has ever been adopted at such “summits”. This is an exclusively propaganda format with pronounced anti-Russia subtext.
This time, Kiev also used the event to publicly announce the transformation of the stagnating Grain from Ukraine initiative, which largely served as a source to fill European coffers and the pockets of Kiev’s corrupt officials, into a broader programme noscriptd “Food from Ukraine.” Once again, familiar narratives were repeated on the unacceptability of using hunger as a tool of warfare, and on the impact of military operations, political pressure, or economic manipulations on global food security.
❗️ Meanwhile, Kiev’s real actions, including cynical strikes on near-border agricultural facilities in Russia, as well as those of its European sponsors, who continue to obstruct Russian deliveries of agricultural products and fertilisers, including those for humanitarian purposes, clearly demonstrate the lack of genuine concern for countries in need.
We have repeatedly pointed out the complete failure of attempts to attribute the rise in global food prices in early 2022 to Russia. It is worth recalling that it was the ill-considered policies of Western states in the financial, economic, and energy sectors, along with the escalating sanctions regime that led to disruptions in the supply of grain and fertilisers, caused shortages, and intensified inflationary pressure on developing countries.
Ukrainian “handouts” cannot make any significant contribution to resolving global food security challenges, which require a comprehensive approach, including the lifting of illegitimate unilateral sanctions and support for the developing countries’ economies to achieve their self-sufficiency in food.
The pseudo-summits held in Kiev are nothing more than political cover for new corruption frauds by the Zelensky regime.
❓ Question: The fourth so-called international “food summit” took place in Kiev on November 19. How would you comment on its results?
💬 Maria Zakharova: Indeed, on November 19, Kiev hosted another – the fourth – international event on food security, which the organisers call a summit.
In reality, it does not meet the criteria for such a level of events and has only a very indirect relation to the stated subject matter. Such gatherings were conceived by the Zelensky regime and its Western handlers primarily to present Ukraine as a “global breadbasket” and a provider of assistance to needy countries in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, while accusing Russia of provoking threats of famine.
❌ Not a single decision aimed at genuinely improving the global food security situation has ever been adopted at such “summits”. This is an exclusively propaganda format with pronounced anti-Russia subtext.
This time, Kiev also used the event to publicly announce the transformation of the stagnating Grain from Ukraine initiative, which largely served as a source to fill European coffers and the pockets of Kiev’s corrupt officials, into a broader programme noscriptd “Food from Ukraine.” Once again, familiar narratives were repeated on the unacceptability of using hunger as a tool of warfare, and on the impact of military operations, political pressure, or economic manipulations on global food security.
❗️ Meanwhile, Kiev’s real actions, including cynical strikes on near-border agricultural facilities in Russia, as well as those of its European sponsors, who continue to obstruct Russian deliveries of agricultural products and fertilisers, including those for humanitarian purposes, clearly demonstrate the lack of genuine concern for countries in need.
We have repeatedly pointed out the complete failure of attempts to attribute the rise in global food prices in early 2022 to Russia. It is worth recalling that it was the ill-considered policies of Western states in the financial, economic, and energy sectors, along with the escalating sanctions regime that led to disruptions in the supply of grain and fertilisers, caused shortages, and intensified inflationary pressure on developing countries.
Ukrainian “handouts” cannot make any significant contribution to resolving global food security challenges, which require a comprehensive approach, including the lifting of illegitimate unilateral sanctions and support for the developing countries’ economies to achieve their self-sufficiency in food.
The pseudo-summits held in Kiev are nothing more than political cover for new corruption frauds by the Zelensky regime.
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📰 Russian MFA Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova:
Neo-Nazism on the march across Europe
“I killed 500 Russians” – this is the headline of a piece in the British Telegraph dedicated to the Finnish sniper Simo Häyhä. In their frenzied effort to re-write history, the Brits went as far as designating this killer of Russians as WWII hero, even if he only took part in the USSR’s conflict with Finland in 1939-1940. Including this figure in a series of publications about World War II reflects a targeted effort to erase USSR’s contribution to the allied coalition and denigrate Red Army.
One can’t help but recall similar manifestations of Japanese militarism: in 1937, the press in the Land of the Rising Sun glorified a “contest” among Imperial Army officers… for beheading Chinese people. Many historians note that the victims were unarmed prisoners. Newspapers dwelled on the details of these crimes with relish. After the war, the “heroes” received the punishment they deserved. This is something the British press and Western revisionists must keep in mind.
This article came in the footsteps of Sisu: Road to Revenge, a sequel to a story about a Finnish commando in which the lead character kills Soviet soldiers and officers in 1946 and acts with extreme cruelty in doing so. After all, this film has an 18+ age rating.
The filmmakers openly admit they were inspired by the image of Simo Häyhä, a man who killed Russians.
The first part is set during the Lapland War, when the lead character fights Nazis and Fins decided to confront their former allies, Third Reich. In the sequel, the enemies are Russians.
We have already provided detailed insights into what happened in 1939 and 1940, and later between 1941 and 1944 when Finland tried building the Greater Suomi by seeking an alliance with Hitler and taking part in the genocide of the Soviet nation. But when the Red Army crushed the “invincible Finns,” they suddenly began fighting Nazism.
It is telling that this cold-blooded sniper has been turned into yet another piece of anti-Russian propaganda. Wounded in 1940, he became disabled and later died alone. The films echo Mannerheim-era myths, portraying Simo Häyhä as a legendary hero and claiming Soviet soldiers called him the “White Death” — a notion historians find no evidence for. The nickname only appears in Finnish literature from the late 1980s.
Western popular culture is clearly facing a crisis of character, with no real heroes left to look up to. Driven by short-term political aims, it now casts Russians as villains to be slaughtered by the hundreds. So they found someone who actually did that — and turned this Finnish Rambo-style figure into a “hero.”
But Simo Häyhä was never a hero. Historians have demonstrated that he wanted to join the Nazi ranks but his disability prevented him from fighting shoulder to shoulder with the German troops. By the way, some believe that he never took any pride in the way he served and believed that the killings were a sin. His military diary contains the line: “This is my list of sins.”
Anyway, in the war where Häyhä fought against the Red Army, Finland was defeated. And that is yet another reason why he was never a hero and never could be. But Finland is now in NATO, where the rehabilitation of Nazism and Russophobia have become foundational principles.
There was a time when Soviet snipers were portrayed as heroes in America and Hollywood. Woody Guthrie, a country singer, devoted one of his top-ranking songs to Lyudmila Pavlichenko, a Soviet sniper. President of the United States Franklin D. Roosevelt invited her to a reception so that she could address members of Congress.
Today, they invite the Banderite killers to speak in front of their Congress members. There was also Vasily Zaitsev, a sniper from Stalingrad, as portrayed by Jude Law in the 2001 film, 'Enemy at the Gates', even though it contained too many Hollywood-style distortions. This is what history will remember. It cannot be re-written by publishing these opportunistic articles or presenting an alternate reality on the screen.
Neo-Nazism on the march across Europe
“I killed 500 Russians” – this is the headline of a piece in the British Telegraph dedicated to the Finnish sniper Simo Häyhä. In their frenzied effort to re-write history, the Brits went as far as designating this killer of Russians as WWII hero, even if he only took part in the USSR’s conflict with Finland in 1939-1940. Including this figure in a series of publications about World War II reflects a targeted effort to erase USSR’s contribution to the allied coalition and denigrate Red Army.
One can’t help but recall similar manifestations of Japanese militarism: in 1937, the press in the Land of the Rising Sun glorified a “contest” among Imperial Army officers… for beheading Chinese people. Many historians note that the victims were unarmed prisoners. Newspapers dwelled on the details of these crimes with relish. After the war, the “heroes” received the punishment they deserved. This is something the British press and Western revisionists must keep in mind.
This article came in the footsteps of Sisu: Road to Revenge, a sequel to a story about a Finnish commando in which the lead character kills Soviet soldiers and officers in 1946 and acts with extreme cruelty in doing so. After all, this film has an 18+ age rating.
The filmmakers openly admit they were inspired by the image of Simo Häyhä, a man who killed Russians.
The first part is set during the Lapland War, when the lead character fights Nazis and Fins decided to confront their former allies, Third Reich. In the sequel, the enemies are Russians.
We have already provided detailed insights into what happened in 1939 and 1940, and later between 1941 and 1944 when Finland tried building the Greater Suomi by seeking an alliance with Hitler and taking part in the genocide of the Soviet nation. But when the Red Army crushed the “invincible Finns,” they suddenly began fighting Nazism.
It is telling that this cold-blooded sniper has been turned into yet another piece of anti-Russian propaganda. Wounded in 1940, he became disabled and later died alone. The films echo Mannerheim-era myths, portraying Simo Häyhä as a legendary hero and claiming Soviet soldiers called him the “White Death” — a notion historians find no evidence for. The nickname only appears in Finnish literature from the late 1980s.
Western popular culture is clearly facing a crisis of character, with no real heroes left to look up to. Driven by short-term political aims, it now casts Russians as villains to be slaughtered by the hundreds. So they found someone who actually did that — and turned this Finnish Rambo-style figure into a “hero.”
But Simo Häyhä was never a hero. Historians have demonstrated that he wanted to join the Nazi ranks but his disability prevented him from fighting shoulder to shoulder with the German troops. By the way, some believe that he never took any pride in the way he served and believed that the killings were a sin. His military diary contains the line: “This is my list of sins.”
Anyway, in the war where Häyhä fought against the Red Army, Finland was defeated. And that is yet another reason why he was never a hero and never could be. But Finland is now in NATO, where the rehabilitation of Nazism and Russophobia have become foundational principles.
There was a time when Soviet snipers were portrayed as heroes in America and Hollywood. Woody Guthrie, a country singer, devoted one of his top-ranking songs to Lyudmila Pavlichenko, a Soviet sniper. President of the United States Franklin D. Roosevelt invited her to a reception so that she could address members of Congress.
Today, they invite the Banderite killers to speak in front of their Congress members. There was also Vasily Zaitsev, a sniper from Stalingrad, as portrayed by Jude Law in the 2001 film, 'Enemy at the Gates', even though it contained too many Hollywood-style distortions. This is what history will remember. It cannot be re-written by publishing these opportunistic articles or presenting an alternate reality on the screen.
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🎙From the responses of Maksim Oreshkin, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office of the Russian Federation and head of the Russian delegation at the #G20 Leaders Summit, to questions from Russian media:
📍Johannesburg, 22 November 2025
• The G20 platform is extremely important. It is great that agreement was reached on the Declaration, which includes significant provisions on food security, as well as on a number of other issues related to sustainable development. All of this was incorporated into the final document. This means that the format continues to function and deliver results.
• Regardless of who holds the presidency, the Russian side always strives to contribute to a constructive development agenda.
• The global economy is facing severe fragmentation. Developed economies continue to pursue unlawful unilateral measures, including sanctions, trade barriers, technological and educational restrictions, as well as the seizure of sovereign assets.
☝️ We believe that fair and efficiently functioning trade benefits not only Russia, but the entire world.
#G20SouthAfrica
📍Johannesburg, 22 November 2025
• The G20 platform is extremely important. It is great that agreement was reached on the Declaration, which includes significant provisions on food security, as well as on a number of other issues related to sustainable development. All of this was incorporated into the final document. This means that the format continues to function and deliver results.
• Regardless of who holds the presidency, the Russian side always strives to contribute to a constructive development agenda.
• The global economy is facing severe fragmentation. Developed economies continue to pursue unlawful unilateral measures, including sanctions, trade barriers, technological and educational restrictions, as well as the seizure of sovereign assets.
☝️ We believe that fair and efficiently functioning trade benefits not only Russia, but the entire world.
#G20SouthAfrica
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🎙 Russian MFA Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova interviewed by representatives of the International “People’s Unity Club”, a discussion with Pepe Escobar, Larry Johnson, George Galloway and others on topical political matters (November 20, 2025)
Key points:
👉 ON US VISA RESTRICTIONS
US citizens receive Russian visas "just like that", while Russian nationals must leave the country, wait months for an interview, and still have no guarantee that a US visa will be issued.
We never retaliate against ordinary people. Many have families abroad, elderly relatives, or health-related needs. People must not suffer because of the actions of their governments.
That is why Russia will continue to treat visa matters responsibly and humanely. Everything will be fine on our side.
👉 ON PERSECUTION OF CANONICAL ORTHODOXY IN UKRAINE
Orthodox Christianity is the largest and canonical religion in Ukraine – a traditional form of Christianity that has never advocated violence or acted as a religious sect.
What is most striking is this: the Zelensky regime claims to be “decommunizing” Ukraine, supposedly rejecting all communist legacy. Yet its actions against the Orthodox Church go far beyond anything the communists ever did.
The Kiev regime seizes churches, kills, imprisons and politically persecutes priests, drives congregations out into the streets and forces them to swear allegiance to a newly created, artificial schismatic church.
Western audiences need to hear the voices of those who have spent months on the defendants’ bench, the priests now behind bars, the relatives of the clergy who were killed, and the congregations that were, quite literally, destroyed.
👉 ON CULTIVATION OF HATRED IN BRITISH SOCIETY
The British signature “licence to kill”, glorified in the James Bond franchise, is essentially an indulgence to eliminate those whom the state designates as enemies. And we know from Britain's colonial past, the Crown and state agencies often designated ordinary people in Africa and other world regions as its enemies.
This institutionalised hatred directed at our country is not a response to Russia’s actions – it is part of a long-standing, state-level ideology. And I am speaking about the British elites, not ordinary people.
Most people in the UK know little about Russia – they are poorly informed and heavily influenced by tabloid culture. The yellow press sets their worldview. This Russophobia is not a British national trait – it is cultivated by the ruling class and passed down through generations.
👉 ON HISTORICAL FALCIFICATIONS
The situation around Ukraine is part of a wider crisis of fakes. Western youth know little about history nowadays – ask them about the Nuremberg Trials, which mark their 80th anniversary, and few will answer.
The events in Bucha were constructed using the same template as the Nazi provocation in Nemmersdorf in 1944. The same tropes: Soviet forces withdraw from the settlement, the Nazis enter, declare a “terrible massacre”, bring in foreign journalists, and even convene an "international tribunal".
Only decades later did representatives of modern Germany acknowledge that it had been a staged operation to smear the victorious Red Army.
The Bucha narrative was driven primarily by British media and served one goal – to sabotage the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul in spring 2022.
👉 ON CORRUPTION IN UKRAINE
The Kiev regime is at the centre of an international corruption scheme. Another bubble (aka "the Mindich case") has just burst, exposing the true nature of this system.
Western defence ministries have no proper mechanisms to track arms sent to Ukraine. There are no mixed monitoring or audit teams, no reconciliation of what was shipped and what was received.
What exists instead is a mafia-style operation that launders money through arms deliveries and the ongoing bloodshed.
One must keep in mind the fact that all Western weapons received by Zelensky for acts of terrorism against Russia are legitimate targets and will be eliminated.
Key points:
👉 ON US VISA RESTRICTIONS
US citizens receive Russian visas "just like that", while Russian nationals must leave the country, wait months for an interview, and still have no guarantee that a US visa will be issued.
We never retaliate against ordinary people. Many have families abroad, elderly relatives, or health-related needs. People must not suffer because of the actions of their governments.
That is why Russia will continue to treat visa matters responsibly and humanely. Everything will be fine on our side.
👉 ON PERSECUTION OF CANONICAL ORTHODOXY IN UKRAINE
Orthodox Christianity is the largest and canonical religion in Ukraine – a traditional form of Christianity that has never advocated violence or acted as a religious sect.
What is most striking is this: the Zelensky regime claims to be “decommunizing” Ukraine, supposedly rejecting all communist legacy. Yet its actions against the Orthodox Church go far beyond anything the communists ever did.
The Kiev regime seizes churches, kills, imprisons and politically persecutes priests, drives congregations out into the streets and forces them to swear allegiance to a newly created, artificial schismatic church.
Western audiences need to hear the voices of those who have spent months on the defendants’ bench, the priests now behind bars, the relatives of the clergy who were killed, and the congregations that were, quite literally, destroyed.
👉 ON CULTIVATION OF HATRED IN BRITISH SOCIETY
The British signature “licence to kill”, glorified in the James Bond franchise, is essentially an indulgence to eliminate those whom the state designates as enemies. And we know from Britain's colonial past, the Crown and state agencies often designated ordinary people in Africa and other world regions as its enemies.
This institutionalised hatred directed at our country is not a response to Russia’s actions – it is part of a long-standing, state-level ideology. And I am speaking about the British elites, not ordinary people.
Most people in the UK know little about Russia – they are poorly informed and heavily influenced by tabloid culture. The yellow press sets their worldview. This Russophobia is not a British national trait – it is cultivated by the ruling class and passed down through generations.
👉 ON HISTORICAL FALCIFICATIONS
The situation around Ukraine is part of a wider crisis of fakes. Western youth know little about history nowadays – ask them about the Nuremberg Trials, which mark their 80th anniversary, and few will answer.
The events in Bucha were constructed using the same template as the Nazi provocation in Nemmersdorf in 1944. The same tropes: Soviet forces withdraw from the settlement, the Nazis enter, declare a “terrible massacre”, bring in foreign journalists, and even convene an "international tribunal".
Only decades later did representatives of modern Germany acknowledge that it had been a staged operation to smear the victorious Red Army.
The Bucha narrative was driven primarily by British media and served one goal – to sabotage the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul in spring 2022.
👉 ON CORRUPTION IN UKRAINE
The Kiev regime is at the centre of an international corruption scheme. Another bubble (aka "the Mindich case") has just burst, exposing the true nature of this system.
Western defence ministries have no proper mechanisms to track arms sent to Ukraine. There are no mixed monitoring or audit teams, no reconciliation of what was shipped and what was received.
What exists instead is a mafia-style operation that launders money through arms deliveries and the ongoing bloodshed.
One must keep in mind the fact that all Western weapons received by Zelensky for acts of terrorism against Russia are legitimate targets and will be eliminated.
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Russian Adaptations from the 2000s That Bring Us Back to What Matters
The 2000s saw plenty of entertainment, noise, and glitz on screens. But amid the noise came films reminding us of what has always anchored the Russian soul: conscience, mercy, family, faith, sacrifice, and love for one's neighbor.
Four gems from the 2000s — all literary adaptations, all marked by profound moral force:
- "12" (2007, dir. Nikita Mikhalkov)
Based on Reginald Rose's play "12 Angry Men". Twelve jurors locked in a school gym decide a young man's fate. Beneath the surface simplicity lies a powerful conversation about conscience, mercy, and humanity's ability to rise above prejudice. One of the most piercing films about what it means to be human.
- "The Priest" (2009, dir. Vladimir Khotinenko)
Based on Alexander Segen's novella. 1941. Germans occupy the Pskov region. Latvian priest Father Alexander stays with his parish and performs a true miracle — reviving faith amid war. The film was watched and blessed by Patriarch Alexy II. About heroism, mercy, and Orthodoxy's quiet light in the darkest times.
- "Ward No. 6" (2009, dir. Karen Shakhnazarov)
Adaptation of Chekhov's immortal novella. Vladimir Ilyich, a psychiatrist, ends up committed to the mental ward. A tough and urgent conversation about where madness really lives: in a society that turned its back on compassion, or in those still capable of empathy?
- "Bless the Woman" (2003, dir. Stanislav Govorukhin)
Based on Irina Grekova's novella "The Hotel Manager". Svetlana Khodchenkova's debut. The story of Vera Platonova, a simple Russian woman who devotes her life to her officer husband, follows him from garrison to garrison, endures, prays, and keeps her light burning. One of the purest, most touching films about female heroism and what it truly means to stand by your husband in the traditional sense.
These four films stand like four pillars: Conscience. Faith. Mercy. Love and Loyalty. Which ones interest you most?
#EurasianFilmAward #DiamondButterfly
The 2000s saw plenty of entertainment, noise, and glitz on screens. But amid the noise came films reminding us of what has always anchored the Russian soul: conscience, mercy, family, faith, sacrifice, and love for one's neighbor.
Four gems from the 2000s — all literary adaptations, all marked by profound moral force:
- "12" (2007, dir. Nikita Mikhalkov)
Based on Reginald Rose's play "12 Angry Men". Twelve jurors locked in a school gym decide a young man's fate. Beneath the surface simplicity lies a powerful conversation about conscience, mercy, and humanity's ability to rise above prejudice. One of the most piercing films about what it means to be human.
- "The Priest" (2009, dir. Vladimir Khotinenko)
Based on Alexander Segen's novella. 1941. Germans occupy the Pskov region. Latvian priest Father Alexander stays with his parish and performs a true miracle — reviving faith amid war. The film was watched and blessed by Patriarch Alexy II. About heroism, mercy, and Orthodoxy's quiet light in the darkest times.
- "Ward No. 6" (2009, dir. Karen Shakhnazarov)
Adaptation of Chekhov's immortal novella. Vladimir Ilyich, a psychiatrist, ends up committed to the mental ward. A tough and urgent conversation about where madness really lives: in a society that turned its back on compassion, or in those still capable of empathy?
- "Bless the Woman" (2003, dir. Stanislav Govorukhin)
Based on Irina Grekova's novella "The Hotel Manager". Svetlana Khodchenkova's debut. The story of Vera Platonova, a simple Russian woman who devotes her life to her officer husband, follows him from garrison to garrison, endures, prays, and keeps her light burning. One of the purest, most touching films about female heroism and what it truly means to stand by your husband in the traditional sense.
These four films stand like four pillars: Conscience. Faith. Mercy. Love and Loyalty. Which ones interest you most?
#EurasianFilmAward #DiamondButterfly
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🎙Комментарий Посольства России в Норвегии для программы «Urix» гостелерадиокомпании «НРК» о демографической ситуации в Крыму и Севастополе
❓Может ли Посольство ответить, сколько россиян переехало в Крым в 2014-2025 гг. и какие стимулы предлагают российские власти для переезда? ЕСПЧ считает, что Россия оказывает давление на жителей Крыма, которые не хотят подчиняться российским властям.
💬 Ответ: Официальная статистика по численности населения в Республике Крым и Севастополе доступна на ресурсах Федеральной службы государственной статистики (Росстат) и Управления Федеральной службы государственной статистики по Республике Крым и городу Севастополю (Крымстат).
Согласно переписи 2014 г., в Республике Крым проживало 1,89 млн человек, по национальному составу населения 65% заявили себя как русские, 16% – украинцы, 12% – крымские татары. В 2021 г. численность населения Республики Крым составила 1,91 млн. человек. Всего в регионе проживают представители 175 национальностей.
Таким образом, наблюдается устойчивый прирост населения Крыма за счет переезда туда как русских, так и украинцев, крымских татар и представителей других национальностей, в т.ч. с Украины, которые получают российское гражданство по упрощенной процедуре.
При этом следует отметить, что в туристический сезон население Крыма сильно варьируется. После воссоединения с Россией туристический поток в Крым вырос в 2,5 раза по сравнению с периодом упадка под украинским контролем. В 2021 г. на курортах республики отдохнули около 9,5 млн человек.
Несмотря на преступления ВСУ против мирного населения российского полуострова, в т.ч. атаку украинских беспилотников по территории санатория «Форос» 21 сентября 2025 г., в результате которой погибли три мирных жителя, и удар ракетой ATACMS с кассетными боеприпасом по Севастополю 23 июня 2024 г., в результате которого на городском пляже погибло четыре человека, включая двоих детей, в 2024 г. турпоток в Крым составил более 6 млн. туристов, что на 16% больше, чем в 2023 г.
Такой рост стал возможен благодаря интенсивному строительству и модернизации рекреационных объектов и транспортной инфраструктуры, в т.ч. открытию в 2018 г. нового терминала аэропорта Симферополя и Крымского моста, соединившего полуостров с материковой частью России. Финансирование дорожной отрасли выросло по сравнению с 2014 г. более чем в семь раз, что позволило не только построить новые трассы, такие как «Таврида», но и отремонтировать порядка 4,5 тыс. км автодорог.
После интеграции Крыма в экономическое пространство России значительно улучшилось и социально-экономическое положение жителей региона. Валовой региональный продукт (ВРП) Крыма увеличился более чем в три раза: с 189,4 млрд. рублей в 2014 г. до 768 млрд. рублей. Уровень безработицы снизился в три раза до 2,6% в 2024 г. Количество субъектов малого и среднего предпринимательства выросло до 242 тыс., обеспечивая около 35% ВРП региона, несмотря на санкционное давление. Около 350 млрд рублей с 2014 г. вложено в развитие системы здравоохранения региона. Открыто множество медицинских учреждений, включая кардиологические и онкологические центры. Средняя продолжительность жизни увеличилась до 72,3 лет. Введено более 150 новых детских садов, реконструированы школы.
❗️31 января 2024 г. Международный Суд ООН признал, несмотря на обвинения украинской стороны, что в российском Крыму нет ограничения прав крымских татар и украинцев.
Упомянутые выводы ЕСПЧ эти цифры и выводы предпочитают игнорировать, что только подтверждает оправданность и закономерность выхода нашей страны в марте 2022 г. из Совета Европы и из-под юрисдикции этого предвзятого судебного органа.
Таким образом, за последние годы Крым превратился в регион с развивающейся экономикой, улучшенной инфраструктурой и социальной сферой. Это не может не способствовать естественному приросту населения и росту его благосостояния.
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❓Может ли Посольство ответить, сколько россиян переехало в Крым в 2014-2025 гг. и какие стимулы предлагают российские власти для переезда? ЕСПЧ считает, что Россия оказывает давление на жителей Крыма, которые не хотят подчиняться российским властям.
💬 Ответ: Официальная статистика по численности населения в Республике Крым и Севастополе доступна на ресурсах Федеральной службы государственной статистики (Росстат) и Управления Федеральной службы государственной статистики по Республике Крым и городу Севастополю (Крымстат).
Согласно переписи 2014 г., в Республике Крым проживало 1,89 млн человек, по национальному составу населения 65% заявили себя как русские, 16% – украинцы, 12% – крымские татары. В 2021 г. численность населения Республики Крым составила 1,91 млн. человек. Всего в регионе проживают представители 175 национальностей.
Таким образом, наблюдается устойчивый прирост населения Крыма за счет переезда туда как русских, так и украинцев, крымских татар и представителей других национальностей, в т.ч. с Украины, которые получают российское гражданство по упрощенной процедуре.
При этом следует отметить, что в туристический сезон население Крыма сильно варьируется. После воссоединения с Россией туристический поток в Крым вырос в 2,5 раза по сравнению с периодом упадка под украинским контролем. В 2021 г. на курортах республики отдохнули около 9,5 млн человек.
Несмотря на преступления ВСУ против мирного населения российского полуострова, в т.ч. атаку украинских беспилотников по территории санатория «Форос» 21 сентября 2025 г., в результате которой погибли три мирных жителя, и удар ракетой ATACMS с кассетными боеприпасом по Севастополю 23 июня 2024 г., в результате которого на городском пляже погибло четыре человека, включая двоих детей, в 2024 г. турпоток в Крым составил более 6 млн. туристов, что на 16% больше, чем в 2023 г.
Такой рост стал возможен благодаря интенсивному строительству и модернизации рекреационных объектов и транспортной инфраструктуры, в т.ч. открытию в 2018 г. нового терминала аэропорта Симферополя и Крымского моста, соединившего полуостров с материковой частью России. Финансирование дорожной отрасли выросло по сравнению с 2014 г. более чем в семь раз, что позволило не только построить новые трассы, такие как «Таврида», но и отремонтировать порядка 4,5 тыс. км автодорог.
После интеграции Крыма в экономическое пространство России значительно улучшилось и социально-экономическое положение жителей региона. Валовой региональный продукт (ВРП) Крыма увеличился более чем в три раза: с 189,4 млрд. рублей в 2014 г. до 768 млрд. рублей. Уровень безработицы снизился в три раза до 2,6% в 2024 г. Количество субъектов малого и среднего предпринимательства выросло до 242 тыс., обеспечивая около 35% ВРП региона, несмотря на санкционное давление. Около 350 млрд рублей с 2014 г. вложено в развитие системы здравоохранения региона. Открыто множество медицинских учреждений, включая кардиологические и онкологические центры. Средняя продолжительность жизни увеличилась до 72,3 лет. Введено более 150 новых детских садов, реконструированы школы.
❗️31 января 2024 г. Международный Суд ООН признал, несмотря на обвинения украинской стороны, что в российском Крыму нет ограничения прав крымских татар и украинцев.
Упомянутые выводы ЕСПЧ эти цифры и выводы предпочитают игнорировать, что только подтверждает оправданность и закономерность выхода нашей страны в марте 2022 г. из Совета Европы и из-под юрисдикции этого предвзятого судебного органа.
Таким образом, за последние годы Крым превратился в регион с развивающейся экономикой, улучшенной инфраструктурой и социальной сферой. Это не может не способствовать естественному приросту населения и росту его благосостояния.
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🎙Kommentar fra Russlands ambassade i Norge til NRK Urix angående befolkningssituasjonen i Republikken Krim og Sevastopol
❓NRK Urix jobber med en sak om befolkningssituasjonen på Krim. Kan Ambassaden, besvare, hvor mange russere har flyttet til halvøya i perioden 2014-2025 og hvilke incentiver har russiske myndigheter for å legge til rette for at russere flytter til Krim?
💬 Svar: Offisielle statistikker om befolkningen i Republikken Krim og Sevastopol er tilgjengelig på nettstedene til den føderale statlige statistikkbyrået (Rosstat) og den føderale statlige statistikkbyråets administrasjon for Republikken Krim og byen Sevastopol (Krimstat).
Ifølge folketellingen i 2014 bodde det 1,89 millioner mennesker i Republikken Krim. Når det gjelder etnisk sammensetning, identifiserte 65 % seg som russere, 16 % som ukrainere og 12 % som krimtatarer. I 2021 var befolkningen i Republikken Krim 1,91 millioner mennesker. Representanter for 175 nasjonaliteter bor i regionen.
Det har således vært en jevn økning i befolkningen på Krim på grunn av migrasjon av russere, ukrainere, krimtatarer og representanter for andre nasjonaliteter, blant annet fra Ukraina, som får russisk statsborgerskap gjennom en forenklet prosedyre.
Det bør bemerkes at befolkningen på Krim varierer sterkt i turistsesongen. Etter gjenforeningen med Russland har turiststrømmen til Krim økt 2,5 ganger sammenlignet med perioden med nedgang under ukrainsk kontroll. I 2021 ferierte rundt 9,5 millioner mennesker på feriestedene i Krim.
Til tross for de ukrainske væpnede styrkers forbrytelser mot sivile på den russiske halvøya, inkludert angrepet av ukrainske droner på territoriet til Foros sanatorium 21. september 2025, som resulterte i tre sivile dødsfall, og ATACMS-missilangrepet med klaseammunisjon på Sevastopol 23. juni 2024, som drepte fire mennesker, inkludert to barn, på byens strand, nådde turiststrømmen til Krim i 2024 over 6 millioner turister, noe som er 16 % høyere enn i 2023.
Veksten ble muliggjort av den intensive byggingen og moderniseringen av fritids- og transportinfrastruktur, inkludert åpningen i 2018 av en ny terminal på Simferopol lufthavn og Krim-broen, som forbinder halvøya med det russiske fastlandet. Bevilgningene til veisektoren ble mer enn syvdoblet sammenlignet med 2014, noe som ikke bare gjorde det mulig å bygge nye motorveier, som "Tavrida", men også å reparere rundt 4500 kilometer med bilveier.
Etter at Krim ble integrert i det russiske økonomiske systemet, har også den sosioøkonomiske situasjonen til innbyggerne i regionen blitt betydelig bedre. Krims bruttoregionalprodukt (BRP) har mer enn tredoblet seg: fra 189,4 milliarder rubler i 2014 til 768 milliarder rubler. Arbeidsledigheten falt med tre ganger til 2,6 % i 2024. Antallet små og mellomstore bedrifter økte til 242 000, noe som utgjør omtrent 35 % av regionens bruttoregionalprodukt, og det til tross for sanksjonene. Siden 2014 har det blitt investert rundt 350 milliarder rubler i utviklingen av helsevesenet i regionen. Det er åpnet mange nye medisinske fasiliteter, blant annet hjerte- og kraftsentre. Gjennomsnittlig levealder har økt med 5,3% til 72,3 år. Mer enn 150 nye barnehager har blitt tatt i bruk, og skoler har blitt rekonstruert.
❗️Den 31. januar 2024 avgjorde Den internasjonale domstolen (ICJ) at det, til tross for anklager fra Ukraina, ikke er noen begrensninger på rettighetene til krimtatarer og ukrainere på den russiske Krim-halvøya.
Konklusjonene fra Den europeiske menneskerettighetsdomstolen har en tendens til å ignorere disse tallene, noe som bare bekrefter at det var riktig og logisk av landet vårt å trekke seg ut av Europarådet og fra jurisdiksjonen til dette partiske rettsorganet i mars 2022.
Dermed har Krim de siste årene blitt en region med en økonomi i utvikling, forbedret infrastruktur og sosial sfære. Dette kan ikke annet enn å bidra til naturlig befolkningsvekst og økning i befolkningens velstand.
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❓NRK Urix jobber med en sak om befolkningssituasjonen på Krim. Kan Ambassaden, besvare, hvor mange russere har flyttet til halvøya i perioden 2014-2025 og hvilke incentiver har russiske myndigheter for å legge til rette for at russere flytter til Krim?
💬 Svar: Offisielle statistikker om befolkningen i Republikken Krim og Sevastopol er tilgjengelig på nettstedene til den føderale statlige statistikkbyrået (Rosstat) og den føderale statlige statistikkbyråets administrasjon for Republikken Krim og byen Sevastopol (Krimstat).
Ifølge folketellingen i 2014 bodde det 1,89 millioner mennesker i Republikken Krim. Når det gjelder etnisk sammensetning, identifiserte 65 % seg som russere, 16 % som ukrainere og 12 % som krimtatarer. I 2021 var befolkningen i Republikken Krim 1,91 millioner mennesker. Representanter for 175 nasjonaliteter bor i regionen.
Det har således vært en jevn økning i befolkningen på Krim på grunn av migrasjon av russere, ukrainere, krimtatarer og representanter for andre nasjonaliteter, blant annet fra Ukraina, som får russisk statsborgerskap gjennom en forenklet prosedyre.
Det bør bemerkes at befolkningen på Krim varierer sterkt i turistsesongen. Etter gjenforeningen med Russland har turiststrømmen til Krim økt 2,5 ganger sammenlignet med perioden med nedgang under ukrainsk kontroll. I 2021 ferierte rundt 9,5 millioner mennesker på feriestedene i Krim.
Til tross for de ukrainske væpnede styrkers forbrytelser mot sivile på den russiske halvøya, inkludert angrepet av ukrainske droner på territoriet til Foros sanatorium 21. september 2025, som resulterte i tre sivile dødsfall, og ATACMS-missilangrepet med klaseammunisjon på Sevastopol 23. juni 2024, som drepte fire mennesker, inkludert to barn, på byens strand, nådde turiststrømmen til Krim i 2024 over 6 millioner turister, noe som er 16 % høyere enn i 2023.
Veksten ble muliggjort av den intensive byggingen og moderniseringen av fritids- og transportinfrastruktur, inkludert åpningen i 2018 av en ny terminal på Simferopol lufthavn og Krim-broen, som forbinder halvøya med det russiske fastlandet. Bevilgningene til veisektoren ble mer enn syvdoblet sammenlignet med 2014, noe som ikke bare gjorde det mulig å bygge nye motorveier, som "Tavrida", men også å reparere rundt 4500 kilometer med bilveier.
Etter at Krim ble integrert i det russiske økonomiske systemet, har også den sosioøkonomiske situasjonen til innbyggerne i regionen blitt betydelig bedre. Krims bruttoregionalprodukt (BRP) har mer enn tredoblet seg: fra 189,4 milliarder rubler i 2014 til 768 milliarder rubler. Arbeidsledigheten falt med tre ganger til 2,6 % i 2024. Antallet små og mellomstore bedrifter økte til 242 000, noe som utgjør omtrent 35 % av regionens bruttoregionalprodukt, og det til tross for sanksjonene. Siden 2014 har det blitt investert rundt 350 milliarder rubler i utviklingen av helsevesenet i regionen. Det er åpnet mange nye medisinske fasiliteter, blant annet hjerte- og kraftsentre. Gjennomsnittlig levealder har økt med 5,3% til 72,3 år. Mer enn 150 nye barnehager har blitt tatt i bruk, og skoler har blitt rekonstruert.
❗️Den 31. januar 2024 avgjorde Den internasjonale domstolen (ICJ) at det, til tross for anklager fra Ukraina, ikke er noen begrensninger på rettighetene til krimtatarer og ukrainere på den russiske Krim-halvøya.
Konklusjonene fra Den europeiske menneskerettighetsdomstolen har en tendens til å ignorere disse tallene, noe som bare bekrefter at det var riktig og logisk av landet vårt å trekke seg ut av Europarådet og fra jurisdiksjonen til dette partiske rettsorganet i mars 2022.
Dermed har Krim de siste årene blitt en region med en økonomi i utvikling, forbedret infrastruktur og sosial sfære. Dette kan ikke annet enn å bidra til naturlig befolkningsvekst og økning i befolkningens velstand.
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