Russia bans jet skis and car sharing ahead of Second World War commemorations
At least 21 Russian cities have cancelled annual May 9 military parades amid the war with Ukraine.
At least 21 Russian cities have cancelled annual May 9 military parades amid the war with Ukraine.
Moscow has enforced tight security on the eve of traditional Red Square commemorations marking the defeat of Nazi Germany in the Second World War.
The governor of the Russia-occupied area ordered the evacuation of Enerhodar, where most staff from the Zaporizhzhia plant live.
The Foreign Ministry in turn blamed not only Ukraine but the United States as well.
Zakhar Prilepin is a well-known nationalist writer and a supporter of what the Kremlin calls its ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine.
Officials said a Kinzhal-type ballistic missile had been intercepted in an overnight attack on Kyiv earlier in the week.
Security services disabled the drones before they could strike, the Kremlin said.
Raman Pratasevich stood trial on charges of organising unrest and plotting to seize power.
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves accused the Government of pursuing a ‘vendetta’ against the former senior civil servant.
The former first minister said he would be attending a pro-Scottish independence march in Glasgow at the time of the coronation.
Teacher members of the National Education Union are back on picket lines as a row with the Government remains unresolved.
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said officials and military assets would remain around Port Sudan to help Britons.
Finbar Cafferkey, from Achill Island in Co Mayo, is reported to have been killed near Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine.
Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, a move that most of the world considered illegal.
College student Vaughn Dolphin denied being a terrorist, saying he had bought explosive ingredients for ‘gardening’.