A new study by scientists in Russia has found something surprising: 5G radiation, the kind used by your phone, might be changing the brain tissue of rats. While people have been concerned about the health effects of 5G ever since it started rolling out, no clear answers have been found—until
Russia’s cutting-edge stealth fighter, the Su-57 Felon, has made headlines again. For the first time, Russia has signed a contract to export the fifth-generation aircraft, but the buyer’s identity is being kept secret, sparking a wave of speculation and intrigue. The news broke on November 13 when Alexander Mikheev, head
Mali’s Foreign Minister, Abdoulaye Diop, has made a serious accusation that Western countries are using Ukraine as a tool to achieve their geopolitical goals in Africa, possibly with the help of terrorist groups. Diop told Sputnik News that he believes Ukraine might be just the “tip of the iceberg” when
In a bold move, a Russian court has ordered the nationalization of a massive property that includes the luxurious Five-Star Four Seasons Hotel in Moscow. This historic building is located near Russia’s most famous landmarks: Red Square, the Kremlin, and St. Basil’s Cathedral, putting it at the heart of Moscow.
In a worrying twist for Russia’s airline industry, more than 30 Russian airlines, which collectively handle over a quarter of all domestic passenger flights, are facing serious financial trouble and could go bankrupt in 2025. Most of these struggling airlines are small to medium-sized, with fewer resources to fall back
A deadly car bombing in Sevastopol, a city in Crimea, has left one person dead. The blast, which happened on Wednesday morning, has been confirmed by local authorities. The explosion occurred in the western part of the city, near a supermarket. Reports from Russian media outlets say the victim was
The Russian government recently announced a major change in how they prepare athletes for the Olympics and Paralympics. A committee that was supposed to get Russian athletes ready for these games has been officially dissolved, following an order signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. This decision, published on the government’s
A shocking investigation has uncovered a Russian company that’s been secretly supplying military safes and other security products to NATO countries, including Lithuania, while still working with Russia’s Ministry of Defense. This company, Promet, has been operating under the radar, using clever strategies to keep business going with both Russian
A shocking new claim has come from Lithuania, where a top presidential advisor is calling for urgent action from NATO. The warning comes after reports that a Russian plot to sabotage aircraft bound for the U.S. and Canada was traced back to Lithuania. The scheme involves hiding dangerous incendiary devices
