He was jailed. Russias president has ordered the suspension of all flights to egypt. The suspension mount there is was a bomb in the hold. There is already chaos and koon confuse at the airport as the uk try to bring stranded citizens back home. Egypt stopped another eight planes flying to pick up more. They say flights were limited by the airports capacity. Reporter there is a major exodus away, theyinglying be joined by 40,000 rugz tourists. The uk said they were suspending flights that coinicided awkwardly by the egyption president and endorsed by the kremlins intelligence chief. They have described the uk flight suspension as premature but what changed the kremlins mind . The british said it was based on intelligence that made it more likely than not a bomb was responsible. The head of russias fsb gave no details, only it was expedient to suspend flights until the real reasons for the crash are known. Until we determine the causes what have happened, i believe it is reasonable to s
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Moscow, 3 Mar (Xinhua) Promoting new and greater development in Sino-Russian relations in the new era All sectors of Russian society are eagerly looking forward to President Xi Jinping's state visit to Russia Xinhua News Agency reporter Chen Ting An Xiaomeng At the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to Russia from March 3 to 20. People
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged citizens to keep away from military facilities in areas occupied by Kremlin forces, including in Crimea, following Tuesday’s explosions at a Russian ammunition depot on the Black Sea peninsula.
A group of scholars and public figures is petitioning for a special status for the Solovetsky Islands – revered in Russia as the home of a monastery and the site of the Soviet Union’s first prison cam
A group of scholars and public figures is petitioning for a special status for the Solovetsky Islands – revered in Russia as the home of a monastery and the site of the Soviet Union’s first prison camp. In an attempt to keep the sacred site from becoming a tourist attraction and a venue for jazz festivals, the Public Chamber has sent a letter asking Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to accord the island the status of “spiritual-historic place.”