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Image-obsessed 5ft 7in Putin wears high-heeled shoes while posing for pictures with Moscow students - Vimarsana News

Image-obsessed 5ft 7in Putin wears high-heeled shoes while posing for pictures with Moscow students

Image conscious Russian president Vladimir Putin was pictured in high heeled shoes at a photo opportunity with students in Moscow on Wednesday.

Special operation aimed at protecting people and Russia itself, Putin insists - Vimarsana News

Special operation aimed at protecting people and Russia itself, Putin insists

Defending Russia and its people from threats against its historical lands has been the special military operation’s objective, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, according to TASS. "The goal [of the special military operation], as I have said many times before

Source: azertag.az
Russian students: 'We can't go back to Russia because we support Ukraine' - Vimarsana News

Russian students: 'We can't go back to Russia because we support Ukraine'

Three Russian students, who study in Estonia, told ETV's current affairs program 'Ringvaade Suvel' that it is not safe for them to return to Russia because they support Ukraine.

Government makes visa exception for Russian students studying in Estonia - Vimarsana News

Government makes visa exception for Russian students studying in Estonia

The Estonian government has decided to give Russian students studying in Estonia a one year visa extension to complete their studies beyond the nominal period.

Students union appeals for Russian students to be able to complete studies - Vimarsana News

Students union appeals for Russian students to be able to complete studies

The Federation of Estonian Student Unions (EÜL) has called on the government to amend restrictions, which were placed on Russian and Belarusian students in late July, in order to enable those already studying in Estonia to complete their current study programs in the country. The office of the Chancellor of Justice drew the Ministry of the Interior's attention to the unclear wording of the regulation and also requested clarity regarding its implementation.