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In January-August of 2023, Belarus was the most popular destination for Russian tourists. This is a continuation of the trend of 2022, according to Filip Guly, Chairman of the Board of the Belarusian Tourism Industry Union.

Russias agricultural dominance, fueled by cutting-edge techniques and expansive fertile lands, positions it as a powerhouse in global grain trade. Boasting... 11.09.2023, Sputnik International

A drone attack on the Kresty airbase last month left several military transport aircraft destroyed, prompting Russia to explore alternative defenses.

A drone attack on the Kresty airbase last month left several military transport aircraft destroyed, prompting Russia to explore alternative defenses.

In response to a shortage of professional personnel, Russian security services have deployed “volunteers” to safeguard airfields in Pskov Oblast against drone attacks, a recent report from the UK Ministry of Defense’s Defense Intelligence reads.

Drone attacks on Russian airfields are likely being launched from within Russian territory, according to a UK intelligence update. The report suggests that these attacks, carried out using quadcopter UAVs due to their limited range, were almost certainly launched from within Russia. The update also noted the creation of volunteer security patrols near the affected…

Strategic Culture, Fri, 01 Sep 2023 This week saw widespread air strikes on the Russian Federation involving mass aerial drone attacks. Six regions were attacked including the capital, Moscow. Among the targets was the Kursk region where a nuclear plant is located. Several international airports across Russia were temporarily shut down. This is an incredible situation…

Ukraine's capital is showered in debris from intercepted Russian drones, city officials say.

The Ministry of Defence says the Kremlin is suffering from a "shortage of trained service personnel".

Drone attacks on Russian airfields in the deep rear are almost certainly carried out from Russian territory, and the "volunteer security patrols" that the Russian Federation has decided to organise will only partially help combat this, UK intelligence believes.