Russia Considers WhatsApp Ban

The Russian government accuses WhatsApp of failing to combat crime and urges citizens to use state-supported digital services.

Russia is considering banning the popular messaging service WhatsApp, accusing the app of failing to combat crimes. Meanwhile, Moscow is urging Russians to switch to state-supported digital services. This move is part of efforts to promote domestic platforms.

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2025-11-28T19:37:15+00:00

Putin Denies Rumors of Rift with Lavrov

Russian President Vladimir Putin denied rumors of a rift with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, calling them "nonsense." Putin confirmed that Lavrov is fulfilling his duties and preparing for a meeting with American partners.

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2025-11-28T13:30:53+00:00

Russia Condemns Japan's Militarization and US Missile Deployment

Russia's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that Japan's deployment of offensive weapons, including US medium-range missiles, on border islands threatens regional security. She called on Tokyo to abandon its militarist course and respect the outcomes of World War II.

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2025-11-27T22:31:30+00:00

Putin announces halt to military operations if Ukrainian troops withdraw

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced in Bishkek that Moscow will halt military operations in Ukraine if Kyiv's forces withdraw from contested territories. This statement follows a U.S. plan to resolve the conflict.