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Maybe the Bashkirs will remember that they were free people once?

Dozens of Romanian farmers on January 18 blocked a northwestern border crossing with Ukraine with their tractors and called for a stop to cheap grain imports from its neighbor.

The trial and conviction of an activist in the Ural Mountains region sparked one of the biggest outbreaks of social unrest since the start of the war.

Today, Ukraine attacked an oil terminal in a rare drone strike on St Petersburg, we update from the US as negotiations on support for Ukraine grind on and we hear more about events inside Russia as thousands protest in the republic of Bashkortostan and thousands freeze as pipes malfunction in the Russian winter.

The head of Russias Bashkortostan said Thursday protests that shook the Urals region this week were organised by separatist "traitors" from abroad who want to start a "partisan war".

Sergei Lavrov boasted that the war had brought "unity" to Russia.

Nato members will send 90,000 troops to the alliance’s largest military exercise since the Cold War.

You watch – and you can't believe your eyes.

This week, the republic of Bashkortostan became the epicenter of some of the largest street protests seen in Russia since the Kremlin invaded Ukraine nearly two years ago.

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