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Repost from Russian MFA 🇷🇺
⚡️ In connection with Ukrainian statements aimed at creating direct threats to civil aviation, the competent Russian authorities are in contact with the leadership of the International Civil Aviation Organization (#ICAO) in Montreal.
An urgent appeal on the matter has been sent to ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar.
❗️ The Russian Federation has issued a strong protest over Ukraine’s reckless terrorist actions, which run counter to international law.
The NOTAMs issued by the Ukrainian authorities alleging that Russian airspace is unsafe have been categorically rejected. They have no legal force, distort the actual situation and mislead users of Russian airspace.
We called on the ICAO Secretary General to condemn the Kiev regime’s unlawful interference in civil aviation and the direct threats it is creating, and to take targeted steps to put an end to these actions by Ukraine.
☝️ The Russian Federation remains firmly committed to ensuring the safety of civil aviation.
| 2 |  +8🤝 The 11th annual Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) took place from 1 to 4 September in Vladivostok, a rapidly developing and vibrant city in Russia’s Far East.
The EEF is a major platform that aims to promote international cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region. This year's Forum motto is “The Far East — Development for the Benefit of People”.
More than 7,000 guests, among them high-ranking officials and representatives of business and academic circles from 78 countries, including China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Mongolia, Serbia and others, attended the Forum.
The President of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto was the keynote guest. President Vladimir Putin delivered a speech at the plenary session.
Russia plays an active role in investment and trade cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region. We work on an equal footing with our partners and the region’s leading integration associations. Our strategic goal is to establish the Far East as a region of cooperation, economic and infrastructural development, technological advancement, and personnel training.
— President Putin | 255 |
| 3 |  🎙 Excerpt from President Vladimir Putin's remarks at the plenary meeting of the 11th Eastern Economic Forum (Vladivostok, 3 September)
💬 First and foremost, it is Russia and Ukraine that must reach an agreement between themselves [...]
This is the right approach. But we are grateful to everyone who is trying to contribute to settling this issue.
The seizure of civilian vessels, [Ukrainian] strikes on commercial ships, and the threats we have just heard about attacks on civilian aircraft are a manifestation of state terrorism.
This undoubtedly complicates the prospects for holding bilateral peace talks.
Those who remain silent, those who turn a blind eye to this – I mean, above all, Ukraine’s Western allies – become accomplices in international terrorism. There is no other way to interpret it.
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| 4 |  Embassy comment on the British side’s démarche
💬 On 3 September, Chargé d’Affaires Vasily Tsyganov was invited to the Foreign Office, where he received a protest alleging Russia’s involvement in the drone incident at Leipzig Airport.
These baseless and absurd accusations, framed in a surprisingly familiar British style, were categorically rejected. No convincing evidence was presented to support the anti-Russian version of events.
The Russian side pointed out that such a coordinated provocation, aimed at fuelling tension in Europe, serves only the interests of Kiev and its sponsors, who are pushing for the conflict to continue. It is reckless and dangerous.
☝️ It was stressed that Russia does not seek confrontation with the United Kingdom or other European states. However, any escalatory steps on their part will meet an appropriate and carefully calibrated response. | 2 823 |
| 5 |  Комментарий Посольства в связи с демаршем британской стороны
💬 3 сентября Временный поверенный в делах России в Великобритании Василий Цыганов был приглашён в Форин офис, где ему был заявлен протест в связи с якобы причастностью России к инциденту с БПЛА в аэропорту Лейпцига.
Эти бездоказательные и абсурдные обвинения, выстроенные в на удивление знакомом британском стиле, были категорически отвергнуты. Каких-либо убедительных аргументов в пользу антироссийской версии случившегося представлено не было.
С российской стороны было отмечено, что подобная скоординированная провокация, направленная на нагнетание напряжённости в Европе, выгодна только Киеву и его спонсорам, требующим продолжения конфликта. Она выглядит безрассудной и опасной.
❗️ Было указано, что наша страна не стремится к конфронтации с Соединенным Королевством или другими европейскими государствами, однако любые эскалационные шаги с их стороны получат адекватный и выверенный ответ. | 2 515 |
| 6 |  🎙 Excerpt from statement by Russia's Permanent Representative Vassily Nebenzia at a UNGA Meeting on Ukraine
💬 The very idea of Russia “occupying” any of the [Ukraninan] territories is unfounded, both politically and legally.
For us, the question of the status of Crimea and Sevastopol, the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, and the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions is settled. Their residents made a conscious choice and decided to link their future with Russia.
We regard these votes as an exercise of the right of peoples to freely determine their own future.
We base our position on the principle of self-determination of peoples, as set out in the UN Charter, the 1966 International Covenants on Human Rights, the 1970 Declaration on Principles of International Law, and the 1975 Helsinki Final Act of the CSCE.
International law must apply equally to everyone. The right to self-determination cannot be recognised for some peoples and denied to others.
In 1991, the Ukrainian authorities declared independence with reference to the right to self-determination. Yet today they are trying to prevent Crimea, Donbass and Novorossiya from exercising that same right.
The obvious can be denied as much as one likes through political rhetoric. But millions of people cannot be forced to give up their identity, their ties to the Russian world, their historical memory, and the choice they have made simply because this choice does not suit the Kiev regime and its Western supporters.
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| 7 | 🎙 Excerpt from statement by Russia's Permanent Representative Vassily Nebenzia at a UNGA Meeting on Ukraine
💬 The very idea of Russia “occupying” any of the [Ukraninan] territories is unfounded, both politically and legally.
For us, the question of the status of Crimea and Sevastopol, the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, and the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions is settled. Their residents made a conscious choice and decided to link their future with Russia [...]
We regard these votes as an exercise of the right of peoples to freely determine their own future.
We base our position on the principle of self-determination of peoples, as set out in the UN Charter, the 1966 International Covenants on Human Rights, the 1970 Declaration on Principles of International Law, and the 1975 Helsinki Final Act of the CSCE.
International law must apply equally to everyone. The right to self-determination cannot be recognised for some peoples and denied to others.
In 1991, the Ukrainian authorities declared independence with reference to the right to self-determination. Yet today they are trying to prevent Crimea, Donbas and Novorossiya from exercising that same right.
The obvious can be denied as much as one likes through political rhetoric. But millions of people cannot be forced to give up their identity, their ties to the Russian world, their historical memory, and the choice they have made simply because this choice does not suit the Kiev regime and its Western supporters.
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| 8 |  ⚡️ Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency (#Rosaviatsiya)
Ukraine’s aviation authorities have backed the terrorist rhetoric of their leadership aimed at disrupting the operation of Russia’s civil aviation and issued an illegitimate NOTAM alleging that Russian airspace is unsafe.
In response, Rosaviatsiya issued a NOTAM stating that all documents published by Ukraine concerning Russian airspace have no legal force and violate the Convention on International Civil Aviation.
❗️ Russia’s air transport system and ground infrastructure continue to operate as normal, receiving and dispatching flights, including those of foreign airlines.
Rosaviatsiya, in coordination with other federal and regional authorities, is implementing additional measures to ensure the safe use of Russian airspace and strengthen the security of transport infrastructure on the ground. | 506 |
| 9 |  🎙 Excerpts from Russia's President Vladimir Putin answers to media questions
🎞️Any military facilities in Ukraine are legitimate targets for us, whether British or otherwise.
🎞️We believe that negotiations [on Ukraine] should above all have concrete substance. If anyone is willing or able to make a concrete contribution to this process, we welcome it.
🎞️We want to end the war and achieve lasting, comprehensive peace – both in Ukraine and across Europe. And we are ready to engage in negotiations with anyone who is willing to do so.
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| 10 |  +7🔔 🍂 1 September marks Knowledge Day in Russia and the beginning of a new school year.
The custom dates back decades and is associated with a number of familiar rituals, including the first bell and presenting teachers with flowers. In 1984, it was officially established as a holiday.
These long-standing traditions are upheld in Russian schools both at home and abroad. At the Russian Embassy School in London, the new academic year commenced with a special ceremony. As is customary, the event opened with the raising of the State Flag and the performance of the national anthem.
Chargé d'Affaires Vasily Tsyganov addressed the students, their families and teachers, congratulating everyone on the occasion. He wished the children every success in their studies and encouraged them to seek out new knowledge. | 606 |
| 11 | +7 🔔 🍂 В школе при Посольстве России в Лондоне состоялась торжественная линейка, посвящённая Дню знаний.
Мероприятие традиционно началось с церемонии поднятия Государственного флага и исполнения гимна нашей страны.
Временный поверенных в делах России в Великобритании Василий Цыганов обратился с напутственным словом к школьникам, их семьям и педагогам. Поздравив собравшихся с началом нового учебного года, он пожелал учащимся успешно осваивать школьную программу и стремиться к получению новых знаний. | 573 |
| 12 |  📰 Excerpt from Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's article "International Cooperation in the Arctic: Challenges and Opportunities"
💬 Preserving the Arctic as an area of peace and cooperation meets the interests of the entire international community.
Meanwhile, there are those who do not share this point of view. How else can one explain the fact that NATO countries, as well as the Alliance as a whole, are driving the region towards militarisation and creating hotbeds of international tension there? [...]
This deliberate and systematic effort to foster an atmosphere of mistrust in the military sphere is taking place alongside Western attempts to undermine Russia's legitimate rights in international cooperation through illegitimate sanctions targeting legal entities and individuals from countries of the Global South who are involved in joint projects in the Arctic region.
NATO and other Western countries are openly declaring their intention to turn the Arctic into a new front for opposing the development of Russia and its like-minded partners [...]
Our current opponents should have learned the many lessons of history by now and understood that attempts to speak to Russia in the language of sanctions and threats are futile.
❗️ Unfriendly and hostile actions have been and will continue to be met with an appropriate response.
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| 13 |  🎙 Highlights from Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin interview to Rossiya Segodnya International Media Group
• The terrorist tactics against civilians and non-military facilities in our country, chosen by Kiev amid its failures on the battlefield, have indeed narrowed the scope for a political and diplomatic settlement of the crisis [...] The Kiev regime has objectively weakened its negotiating position.
• At the negotiating table, we have always been ready to discuss the complete and irreversible elimination of the root causes of the Ukrainian conflict. If, however, the negotiating process is being used as an attempt to buy time, secure a respite on the battlefield and build up military capabilities, we will not agree to such contacts.
• We are dealing with a situation in which Western sponsors are effectively exercising external control over the territories held by Kiev, fully funding the Zelensky regime and effectively depriving Ukraine of its genuine legal personality. These sponsors continue to work towards escalating the conflict.
• None of the leaders of NATO countries condemns the terrorist attacks carried out by the Ukrainian troops against Russian civilians, including women and children. Given that, it is difficult to discuss possible pathways to peace.
• The EU continues its destructive policy of supplying the Kiev regime with weapons and imposing sanctions pressure on our country that is illegitimate under international law. European leaders voice nothing but demands directed at our country, without any willingness to engage in an honest discussion of Russia's concerns.
• The EU's talk about negotiations is aimed at achieving a single objective – securing a respite for Kiev from the fighting. The ultimate goal remains unchanged: to preserve Ukraine as a foothold for further confrontation with Russia. Such an approach is unacceptable to Moscow. | 326 |
| 14 |  ⚓️ August 31, 1941, exactly 85 years ago, saw the arrival of the first Arctic convoy, codenamed "Dervish," in the Soviet Union from Britain. It delivered 25,000 tonnes of various cargo to Arkhangelsk and marked the beginning of regular shipments between the USSR and the Allied powers via the Arctic route.
In total, during the Second World War, approximately 1,500 vessels, escorted by warships, made the journey to the Soviet Union and back as part of 78 Arctic convoys. They delivered thousands of aircraft and tanks, other weaponry and military hardware, as well as ammunition, medical supplies, fuel, strategically important raw materials, and various supplies essential for the nations of the anti-Hitler coalition in their fight against Nazi Germany and its allies.
The participants of the Arctic convoys were true heroes. Cargo delivery took place under extreme weather conditions with bitterly cold temperatures, gale-force winds, and heavy snowfall, while facing a constant threat from the German navy and air force. More than 3,000 sailors serving in the Arctic convoys gave their lives for the sake of victory over Nazism.
🕯Consul General of the Russian Federation Denis Moskalenko honoured the memory of the Arctic convoy participants by laying a wreath at the monument dedicated to them at Cove, in northwestern Scotland. It was there, in Loch Ewe, that convoys bound for the Soviet Union were assembled between January 1942 and December 1944.
The Consul General also visited the Arctic Convoy Museum in the village of Aultbea, on the shores of Loch Ewe, and thanked the staff for preserving the memory of our nations’ joint struggle against Nazism during the Second World War. | 322 |
| 15 |  +98️⃣5️⃣ years ago, the first Arctic convoy – codenamed Dervish – arrived in Arkhangelsk.
The convoy set sail from Liverpool on 12 August 1941, stopping briefly in Iceland before reaching the USSR. It carried ammunition, aircraft and other essential supplies under the Lend-Lease programme.
This marked the beginning of a vital wartime lifeline to the Soviet Union. Between August 1941 and May 1945, 78 convoys crossed the Arctic seas from Britain, Iceland and North America to the USSR. More than 1,400 vessels delivered over 4 million tonnes of vital cargo.
Crews faced blizzards, drifting ice, freezing temperatures and the constant threat of German air and naval attacks along the 2,000-mile route to the northern Soviet ports.
The price was high. More than 3,000 Soviet, British, American and other Allied seamen lost their lives in these perilous voyages.
Thousands of sailors, pilots and other servicemen displayed extraordinary courage and self-sacrifice in some of the harshest conditions of the conflict. Their bravery forged a bond between our nations at one of the most difficult moments of the Second World War.
The memory of all those who risked everything in the fight for Victory will never fade. | 3 396 |
| 16 |  +5🎨 On this day in 1840, Russian artist Pavel Brullov was born.
Known for his stunning landscapes and captivating scenes of everyday life, he came from a prominent artistic family – his father was architect Alexander Brullov, while his uncle was the celebrated painter Karl Brullov.
Interestingly, Brullov was both a member of the Peredvizhniki (often called the Wanderers in English), who challenged the established academic art system, and a full member of the Imperial Academy of Arts.
After graduating from Saint Petersburg University with a degree in physics and mathematics, Brullov travelled extensively in Europe. He lived in Italy, France and England, where he also studied art history. | 502 |
| 17 |  🎙Russian MFA Spox Maria Zakharova on Russia-UK relations
💬 Russia-UK relations have been in a deep crisis for a long time.
Political dialogue is frozen, there are no intergovernmental contacts, and diplomatic communication is limited to technical and routine matters. Economic ties have been almost entirely severed, as have cultural and academic exchanges. All of this is compounded by anti-Russian rhetoric from the British side, including through the British media.
The British side is solely responsible for this state of affairs. For a number of years – or, rather, decades – London has deliberately taken destructive steps and has itself been loudly advertising them.
This includes the illegitimate campaign to impose sanctions, launched well before 2022; the dismantling in 2024, amid the European security crisis, of military-diplomatic channels of communication through the expulsion of our defence attaché on a contrived pretext; and the launch in 2025 of the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme, which introduced a discriminatory enhanced-tier regime for those seeking to engage with the Russian state.
All this has been accompanied by an entirely destructive policy on Ukraine, pursued at the cost of Ukrainian lives and the interests of British citizens [...]
By continuing along its current course, the United Kingdom is widening and deepening the conflict, acting in breach of its international legal obligations and contributing to the spread of dangerous military technologies across the continent and around the world.
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| 18 |  🎙 Excerpt from statement by Russia's Permanent Representative Vassily Nebenzia at a UNSC Briefing on Hunger and Conflict
💬 A significant factor destabilising the global food market – one that our Western colleagues prefer to gloss over – is the imposition of illegal unilateral restrictive measures that circumvent the Security Council [...]
Against this backdrop, attempts to hold Russia responsible for volatility in global food prices are wholly untenable. It is even more strange to hear such accusations now, when the Kiev regime is stepping up drone attacks against civilian vessels in the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea, using unmanned systems and intelligence provided by NATO and EU countries.
In July alone, more than one hundred such attacks were recorded against commercial vessels carrying Russian agricultural products. These strikes by the Ukrainian troops make no military sense and violate international law. They have already caused delays in supplies of grain, oilseeds and feed crops to international importers [...]
Since our Western colleagues are so enthusiastically championing the protection of global trade routes, they should rein in their protégés in Kiev, who are adding fuel to the fire of the food crisis.
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| 19 |  🎙 Russian MFA Spox Maria Zakharova on Britain's involvement in the Ukraine conflict
💬 The latest developments leave no doubt that all steps taken by the British government are geared towards achieving a single long-term objective – inflicting what they themselves call a “strategic defeat” on our country.
It is all doomed to fail, but London is fully implicated in this.
We have repeatedly warned that Ukrainian strikes against Russian territory using British weapons may be met with attacks on any British military facilities and equipment in Ukraine and beyond its borders.
Those responsible for war crimes, including crimes against the civilian population of our country, will be punished in accordance with their deeds. Inevitable retribution will also reach their accomplices and instigators.
We call on all residents of the United Kingdom to consider the inevitable catastrophic consequences of the hostile actions of their own authorities.
As for the British leadership, we urge it once again to carefully assess the situation and immediately, decisively and unambiguously abandon its hostile and aggressive policy, which can only prolong the agony of the Kiev regime and create the risk of the conflict being taken to an entirely new level.
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| 20 |  +4🏛 An exhibition titled “Crimean Gold: ‘Civilised’ Europe Plunders Russian Treasures” is currently on display at the Consular Section of the Russian Embassy in London.
The exhibition was prepared by the Russian Military Historical Society and focuses on unique Crimean artefacts discovered during archaeological expeditions and kept for many years in the region’s largest museums.
❗️Today, these exhibits are being illegally withheld by Ukraine and its Western allies.
In 2013, four Crimean museums temporarily loaned more than 580 items to the University of Bonn and the Allard Pierson Museum in the Netherlands for the exhibition “Crimea: Gold and Secrets of the Black Sea”. After Crimea became part of Russia, Ukraine claimed ownership of the collection. Dutch courts ruled that the historical artefacts should be “returned” to Ukraine, rejecting an appeal by the Crimean museums.
🎙 Excerpt from a briefing by Russian MFA Spokesperson Maria Zakharova:
Representatives of the leadership of foreign museums grossly violated their contractual obligations to serve the political interests of unfriendly countries.
At the same time, the corrupted Kiev regime plans to put the Crimean gold into financial and economic circulation. Russia’s historical heritage may soon end up in the collection of a wealthy Western collector or, for example, in the hands of another Ukrainian oligarch-lawmaker. | 514 |
