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🇷🇺🇳🇵 July 20, 2026 marked the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and Nepal.
Bilateral relations between our nations have consistently been forged and nurtured within an atmosphere of mutual understanding, respect, and trust.
👉 On the history of Russia-Nepal relations
Considerable positive experience has been gained through cooperation in the cultural, humanitarian and other fields.
Over the decades, more than 7,000 Nepali citizens have graduated from Soviet and Russian universities. After returning home, these specialists have put their knowledge and expertise to use for the benefit of their country, with many going on to hold senior positions in government and business. Each year, dozens of Nepali students begin their studies at Russian universities under federally funded scholarships.
In 2025, a record number of Russian tourists visited Nepal – more than 15,000 individuals. Some are drawn by the unparalleled opportunities for mountain tourism and mountaineering in the Himalayas; others, by the sacred Buddhist sites and relics.
For our part, we are always pleased to welcome representatives of the Republic’s religious community to Russian Buddhist forums and festivals.
To commemorate this milestone, the Heads of the Foreign Ministries – Sergey Lavrov and Shisir Khanal – exchanged congratulatory messages. The Ministers reaffirmed their shared commitment to the development of multifaceted cooperation, which will also serve to uphold regional stability and security.
🤝 We extend our congratulations to our Nepali friends on this shared anniversary!
#RussiaNepal
| 2 |  The Sky News Australia segment aired on The Macpherson Angle on 19 July mocked the Russian Embassy’s concern over the spread of hate speech stemming from comments by Australian military personnel who train the Ukrainian army to be “best skilled in killing Russians”.
What is a matter of laughter and jokes for Sky News Australia evokes painful historical parallels for us. In a directive to Alfred Rosenberg dated 23 July 1942 concerning the implementation of Generalplan Ost, Adolf Hitler wrote: “Speaking militarily, we must kill three to four million Russians every year”.
Notably, the presenters and contributors to the segment selectively quoted our statement, concealing from their audience the very points we were making:
🔹The “kill Russians” narrative targets the entire ethnic group.
🔹Australians of Russian origin may also be placed at risk as a result of such rhetoric.
🔹The “skills” provided by the Australian Defence Force are being used by the Ukrainian army to murder civilians.
Furthermore, Sky News Australia never bothered to examine the root causes of the conflict in Ukraine, where anti-Russian hate speech and murderous violence have become standard practice of the neo-Nazi Kiev regime since 2014. Its ideology is quite vividly illustrated by the words of former Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) of Ukraine Andrey Parubiy, who stated on 4 September 2018 that he supported direct democracy, and that the person who most practiced direct democracy was Adolf Hitler in the 1930s.
Welcome to Ukrainian democracy as it is, dear Sky News Australia. This is what you and the West in general are protecting and helping so fiercely.
Neo-Nazi ideology and practices are what we, Russians, are fighting against. During the Second World War, we defeated German and other European Nazis who espoused the same views and likewise sought to be best at “killing Russians”, as well as people of other “inferior races”. That struggle cost our country 27 million lives – a sacrifice too great to allow Nazism to raise its head again.
Last but not least, if hatred against one ethnic group is tolerated, accepted and amplified, no other group will remain immune. Hate speech begets violence and terrorism with grave consequences for society. If this were not the case, there would have been no reason to establish the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion. | 536 |
| 3 |  🇷🇺🎙Interview of Russian Ambassador to the Netherlands Vladimir Tarabrin for TASS
Depletion of resources to support the Kiev regime
• Apparently, the Netherlands has come to realise that the continued depletion of its national arms stocks is already beginning to pose risks to the defence capabilities of the Kingdom. Furthermore, the Netherlands is clearly tired of bearing the main financial burden of aid to Ukraine and wishes to urge its “lagging” NATO allies to increase their contributions.
• At the same time, one should not overestimate the significance of the position outlined by The Hague. In reality, the Netherlands has for some time now hardly supplied any weapons to Ukraine directly from its own stockpiles. The main focus has long since shifted to commercial procurement, including under NATO’s PURL initiative, as well as to the funding of relevant programmes.
• Moreover, Prime Minister R.Jetten has already publicly stated that support for Ukraine will continue, but in a different form. First and foremost, this involves expanding joint arms production with Kiev, including UAVs and missile systems.
• It is therefore too early to suggest that the Netherlands has exhausted its capacity to continue funding the “Ukrainian project”. Rather, we are witnessing a reallocation of military and financial aid, taking into account changing resource constraints and the West’s own needs, rather than an abandonment of the previous course.
The Dutch participation in the “European mission” in Ukraine
• The Netherlands has long been one of the most active supporters of the Zelensky regime. The Kingdom is among the largest European donors to Kiev and provides it with substantial military and financial aid. Moreover, this is no longer merely a matter of arms supplies and the allocation of funds, but also of establishing a long-term industrial base to meet the needs of Ukrainian forces.
• A typical example is the plan to organise the production of Baton and K4 strike drones at the VDL plant in Borne. Furthermore, in the second half of this year, the Dutch company Destinus, in collaboration with the German firm Rheinmetall, intends to commence production of Ruta 2 cruise missiles with a range of over 700 kilometres, which will subsequently be transferred to the Ukrainian armed forces. At the same time, the Dutch authorities continue to urge their allies to further step up military support for Kiev, including for carrying out deep strikes on Russian territory.
• Against this backdrop, it is difficult for an outside observer to view the Netherlands as a neutral party. Through its decisions, The Hague is consistently deepening its own involvement in the conflict and contributing to its further escalation. Proposals to send a military contingent to Ukraine appear particularly dangerous. Such a move would inevitably mark a transition to a qualitatively new level of European states’ involvement in the conflict, with consequences for the security of the entire continent that are difficult to predict.
❗️We would like to warn the Dutch leaders and other politicians in the EU against such scenarios. We urge them to assess the potential consequences of such decisions objectively and to answer a simple question: does further escalation really serve their national interests? | 483 |
| 4 |  ⚡️ Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation:
The Press Bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation (SVR) reports that, according to information received by the SVR, relevant ministries in one of NATO’s key member states are concerned over active research and development work under way in Germany with a potential nuclear-weapons focus.
Berlin’s Western allies point to the scale of Germany’s current work in such sensitive areas as special materials science, shock-wave physics, nuclear physics and neutron physics, involving 30 national universities.
These include the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Ruhr University Bochum, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, RWTH Aachen University and the Technical University of Berlin. Practical experiments are being conducted at six research reactors operating at these institutions.
NATO officials in Brussels point to Germany’s characteristic thoroughness and close interagency coordination in developing production methods and industrial capabilities for high-energy explosives and electronic detonation systems.
Key German defence companies are involved, including Rheinmetall AG, Diehl Stiftung GmbH, KNDS Group and Umarex GmbH.
These materials and systems are regularly tested at German army training grounds.
☢️ NATO military experts believe that Berlin could independently produce the required amount of fissile material within one to three months and construct a functioning nuclear explosive device within a year, without conducting a full-scale test.
This is causing particular concern given Germany’s militaristic past and Chancellor Merz’s plans to “once again make the German army the strongest in Europe”. It cannot be ruled out that officials in the Federal Chancellery are already considering the creation of Germany’s own “nuclear umbrella”.
👉 The current German authorities’ apparent intention to gain direct access to nuclear weapons is already causing grave concern in Europe, particularly against the backdrop of revanchist sentiment in Berlin.
Yet the outcome of Nazi Germany’s attempts to create a “wonder weapon” is well known.
⁉️ Has history still taught them nothing? | 1 756 |
| 5 |  +3🇷🇺🇱🇦 On July 21, Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov and Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister of Laos Thongsavanh Phomvihaneon held a meeting on the sidelines of the ASEAN ministerial meetings in Manila.
The Sides discussed priority tasks for strengthening the Russia-Laos strategic partnership, including the implementation of agreements reached at the highest level, with an emphasis on expanding trade, investment and humanitarian cooperation.
An in-depth exchange on international affairs confirmed the close alignment of the two countries’ approaches to key global and regional issues.
#RussiaLaos | 710 |
| 6 |  🗓 #OTD in 1774, the Treaty of Kuchuk Kainarji between the Russian and Ottoman Empires was signed in the village of Kuchuk Kainarji (Küçük Kaynarca near Silistra, present-day Bulgaria) bringing the Russo-Turkish War of 1768-1774 to an end.
In the second half of the 18th century, Russia sought access to the Black Sea and worked to strengthen its positions in the Black Sea region and the Caucasus, while the Ottoman Empire sought to curb the growth of Russian influence.
After Russia rejected an Ottoman ultimatum demanding the withdrawal of Russian troops from Poland, the Sublime Porte (the government of the Ottoman Empire) declared war on Russia on September 25, 1768. Hostilities unfolded in Bessarabia, Moldavia and the Caucasus and culminated in a series of major victories by the Russian Army and Navy – at Larga and Kagul, in the Battle of Chesme, and at Turtukai and Kozludzha.
Military setbacks forced the Ottoman Empire to resume negotiations, which ended with the signing of the Treaty of of Kuchuk Kainarji.
This historic document consolidated the brilliant victories of the Russian Army and became one of Russia’s greatest military and political achievements of the era of Catherine the Great.
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📜 The Treaty consisted of 28 articles and a secret annex. Under its provisions:
• Azov, Kerch, Yenikale and Kinburn, the lands between the Dnepr and Southern Bug rivers, as well as Greater and Lesser Kabarda, became part of Russia;
• the Crimean Khanate and the Tatar territories dependent on it were declared “free and completely independent of any foreign power”;
• Russia acquired the right to maintain a fleet in the Black Sea, while its merchant vessels were granted freedom of navigation in the Black Sea and passage through the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles;
• Moldavia and Wallachia returned under Ottoman rule, but on special terms providing for the restoration of their rights and privileges. Russia also gained the right to make representations to the Ottoman government in defence of the principalities’ interests;
• Russian subjects were granted the right to visit Jerusalem and other holy sites freely, while an Orthodox church could be built in Constantinople under the protection of the Russian diplomatic mission;
• the Ottoman Empire was obliged to pay Russia a substantial indemnity of 7.5 million piastres;
• separate articles provided for an amnesty for the inhabitants of Georgia and Mingrelia and prohibited the Porte from exacting human tribute from them. Russia also obtained the right to establish a permanent diplomatic mission at the Sultan’s court and appoint consuls in Ottoman cities to protect the interests of Russian merchants.
👉 The full text of the Treaty (in Russian)
The Treaty of Kuchuk Kainarji fundamentally altered the balance of power in the Black Sea region and the Balkans. Russia strengthened its southern frontiers, secured access to the Black Sea and significantly expanded its political influence in the region.
☝️ The Treaty became an important milestone on the path toward Crimea’s incorporation into the Russian Empire under Catherine II’s Manifesto of April 19, 1783, and the conclusion of the Treaty of Jassy with the Sublime Porte in 1791, which strengthened the security of Russia’s southern frontiers and safeguarded its interests in the Black Sea region, the Caucasus and the Balkans. | 1 936 |
| 7 |  🎙 Sergey Lavrov's opening remarks during his talks with Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister of Laos Thongsavanh Phomvihaneon (Manila, July 21, 2026)
💬 We highly value our relations and the regular contacts between our Leaders.
Last year, we marked the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations. The 15th anniversary of the Declaration on Strategic Partnership is approaching.
President of Laos Thongloun Sisoulith attended the Victory Day celebrations in Moscow on May 9, while Lao Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone took part in the Russia-ASEAN Summit in Kazan this June.
🤝 Our Leaders have set many tasks before us. Today, we will discuss the ways we can contribute to their effective implementation.
#RussiaLaos | 841 |
| 8 |  ❗️ On July 21, Moldova's Ambassador to Russia Lilian Darii was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry and issued a strong protest over Moldova’s flagrant violations of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations during two incidents involving Russian Embassy staff and vehicles.
On July 19, Moldovan police stopped a Russian Embassy bus in Chisinau, allegedly to inspect documents, and removed its diplomatic licence plates without explanation. The officers used force against Embassy staff and threatened them with detention. The Russian Embassy’s request for a Moldovan Foreign Ministry representative to come to the scene was ignored.
Another incident occurred overnight on July 20-21 at the Leuseni border crossing, where Russian Embassy staff leaving Moldova to deliver official cargo to Russia were groundlessly held for more than four hours.
Ambassador Darii was reminded that, under the Vienna Convention, the receiving state must provide every facility for the performance of a diplomatic mission’s functions, ensure freedom of movement for its staff and permit and protect official communications.
☝️ He was informed that Russia reserves the right to take reciprocal measures. | 962 |
| 9 |  #KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Over the past week, the number of Russian civilians killed or injured in attacks by Ukrainian neo-Nazis rose sharply.
Facing setbacks on the battlefield, Kiev redirected its capabilities toward terrorist attacks on civilian targets in Russia, with more than 1,000 strikes recorded daily. Over 400 civilians were killed or injured during the week.
The Zelensky regime used military resources supplied by its Western sponsors to attack Russia’s civilian population. Residential areas, medical facilities, essential infrastructure and civilian transport came under fire.
The highest numbers of civilian casualties were recorded in the Belgorod, Moscow, Zaporozhye and Kherson Regions, as well as the DPR and LPR. Ukrainian militants deliberately targeted densely populated areas in an effort to inflict maximum damage.
On July 13-19, Ukrainian neo-Nazi attacks resulted in 433 civilian casualties: 69 people, including two children, were killed, while 364 others, including 12 children, were injured.
Over the past seven days, Ukrainian militants fired at least 7,168 munitions at civilian targets on Russian territory. | 1 258 |
| 10 |  🇷🇺🇱🇦 Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Laos Thongsavanh Phomvihane hold talks
📍 Manila, July 21 | 935 |
| 11 |  ❗️ On July 20, the chargé d’affaires of Italy in Moscow Giovanni Scopa was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry over Italy’s earlier, entirely unfounded demand that the Naval and Air Attaché and the Assistant Naval Attaché of the Russian Embassy leave the country.
In line with the principle of reciprocity, the Russian Foreign Ministry declared Italian Embassy Assistant Defence Attaché Vittorio Parrella and Attaché Davide D’Aprile persona non grata.
They and their family members must leave Russia within three days.
We reiterate that no hostile or provocative action against Russian diplomats will go without an appropriate response. | 1 102 |
| 12 |  🗓 On July 20, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov held a meeting with Mackey Sall, a candidate for UN Secretary-General.
The candidate presented his campaign platform. Sergey Lavrov outlined Russia’s requirements for contenders for the UN’s top post.
Both Sides reaffirmed their commitment to the UN’s central coordinating role in world affairs.
#UNCharterIsOurRules | 1 143 |
| 13 |  +2🛬 Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrives in Manila
On Sergey Lavrov’s participation in upcoming #ASEAN Ministerial Meetings | 1 374 |
| 14 |  🇷🇺🇳🇵Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s message of greetings to Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal Shisir Khanal (July 20, 2026)
✍️ Dear Mr Khanal,
Please accept my sincere greetings on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between our two countries.
Relations between Russia and Nepal have always been characterised by friendship, mutual respect and due regard for each other’s fundamental interests. We reaffirm our readiness to work together in strengthening bilateral cooperation for the benefit of our nations.
I am confident that Russian‑Nepalese cooperation will continue to contribute to regional and international stability and security.
On this occasion, I wish you and all your colleagues at the Nepalese Ministry of Foreign Affairs good health and every success.
Yours sincerely,
SERGEY LAVROV | 1 565 |
| 15 |  +3🇷🇺🇰🇵 On July 20, Moscow hosted talks between Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Foreign Minister of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Choe Son-hui during the third round of the Russian-Korean strategic dialogue.
👉 Sergey Lavrov's opening remarks
A detailed discussion regarding key issues on the bilateral agenda was held. The Ministers focused on the implementation of agreements reached between President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and Chairman of State Affairs of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Kim Jong-un in June 2024.
The Sides reaffirmed their firm commitment to further developing the full spectrum of bilateral relations in accordance with the letter and spirit of the Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the Russian Federation and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, which elevated the traditionally friendly Russia–DPRK relationship to an entirely new level of alliance.
While discussing key international issues, the Sides agreed that the irresponsible conduct of the United States and its allies, including the expansion of provocative military activities around the Korean Peninsula, has been the primary cause of the deteriorating security situation in Northeast Asia and beyond. In these circumstances, the comprehensive strengthening of relations between the Russian Federation and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea contributes to regional and international security and to the emergence of a new, more equitable multipolar world order based on the principles of equality, mutual respect, and due consideration for each other’s interests.
Strategic dialogue at the level of foreign ministers of Russia and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea was launched in November 2024 in accordance with agreements reached at the Pyongyang summit. In July 2025, Wonsan in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea hosted the second round of this strategic dialogue.
The Sides agreed to continue communicating in this format and to conduct future exchanges between both countries’ foreign ministers at various levels.
#RussiaDPRK | 1 349 |
| 16 |  +3🎙 Opening remarks by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during talks with Foreign Minister of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Choe Son Hui (Moscow, July 20, 2026)
💬 Sergey Lavrov: We are pleased to welcome you. President of Russia Vladimir Putin particularly emphasised this yesterday during his meeting with you at the Kremlin.
Two years have passed since the Summit in Pyongyang in June 2024, and the decisions approved there by our Leaders are being consistently implemented. As Foreign Ministries, we are contributing to this process, including through the third round of our strategic dialogue.
Importantly, the trust-based dialogue between President of Russia Vladimir Putin and Chairman of the State Affairs of the DPRK Comrade Kim Jong-un continues. In this context, I would particularly note their participation in the celebrations in Beijing on September 3, 2025, marking the 80th anniversary of the Victory over militarist Japan.
Last year, we also jointly commemorated other landmark anniversaries, including the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, the 80th anniversary of Korea’s liberation and the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea. These historic events laid the foundation for our allied relations, which endure to this day.
⚔️ This was demonstrated most vividly in the Kursk Region, where soldiers of the Korean People’s Army fought shoulder to shoulder with our troops for Russian land as if it were their own, sacrificing their lives to bring closer its liberation from Ukrainian neo-Nazis and foreign mercenaries.
On April 26 this year, a memorial complex and museum dedicated to the combat feats of the heroes of the overseas military operation were inaugurated in Pyongyang. On the instructions of President Vladimir Putin, State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin and Russian Defence Minister Andrey Belousov attended the ceremony. Korean People’s Army servicemen who distinguished themselves in battle received state decorations.
The magnificent memorial complex has become a symbol of friendship and unity between our peoples, forever preserving the memory of the heroism of the Korean People’s Army.
Our people will never forget the unparalleled feats, exceptional courage and selflessness displayed by Korean servicemen who fought alongside us in the same trenches against a common enemy.
Another testament to the strength of our alliance, founded on mutual trust, was the participation of Korean People’s Army servicemen in the Victory Day Parade on Red Square on May 9.
☝️ Comrade Minister, our task today is to see what additional impetus we can give to our cooperation through bilateral channels, as well as when it comes to regional and international security.
🇷🇺🇰🇵 #RussiaDPRK | 1 282 |
| 17 |  🎙 Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova's statement on Ukrainian terrorist attacks against facilities of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (July 20, 2026)
💬 On July 17-20, during loading operations at the SPM-1 and SPM-3 offshore mooring facilities of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium’s (#CPC) marine terminal in Yuzhnaya Ozereyevka, Novorossiysk, several tankers were deliberately targeted in terrorist UAV attacks.
Among them were vessels chartered by Tengizchevroil and KazMunayGas, which operate in the interests of Kazakhstan’s oil industry.
According to the CPC press service, the vessels were sailing under foreign flags and had international crews on board. Their hulls sustained damage, but they remained afloat. There were no casualties, and no oil spill occurred.
There can be no doubt that the Kiev Nazi regime was behind this attack. This is already the fifth act of aggression against the company’s civilian infrastructure, which is protected under international law. Ukrainian militants continue their attempts to inflict irreparable damage on the CPC, which brings together major fuel and energy companies from Russia, Kazakhstan, the US and several Western European countries.
☝️ Deliberate strikes against the consortium’s facilities and civilian vessels in the waters of its marine terminal therefore constitute attacks on the interests of its participating countries as well. Some of them spare no expense in providing Ukraine with extensive military and financial assistance. Yet the Zelensky regime has no regard for the economic damage inflicted by Ukrainian militants on its American and European allies.
Like the snake in the well-known fable, the Kiev junta mercilessly bites the hand that feeds it.
We share the Kazakh Foreign Ministry’s resolute condemnation of this crime against civilian infrastructure. We regard the attack as further evidence of Bankova’s intention to destabilise global oil markets even further.
For the Kiev regime, global energy stability and respect for foreign partners – including Kazakhstan, with which it allegedly seeks mutually beneficial and friendly relations – are nothing more than empty words.
❗️ We strongly condemn this terrorist attack and the actions of all those who facilitated its planning and execution. We call on the international community to give an appropriate assessment of yet another war crime committed by the Zelensky regime. The absence of an adequate response will be regarded as appeasement and approval of Kiev’s course towards escalating terror. | 1 435 |
| 18 |  🇷🇺🇳🇵 July 20, 2026 marks the 7️⃣0️⃣th Anniversary of diplomatic relations between our country and Nepal.
Since diplomatic relations were established in 1956, engagement between Moscow and Kathmandu has consistently relied upon the principles of mutual respect, due consideration of each other’s interests, and trust. Bilateral relations between the two countries have traditionally been characterised by a spirit of friendship and serve the interests of sustainable development and security in #SouthAsia.
People-to-people contacts between the peoples of our two nations began as early as the latter half of the XIXth century. Eminent Russian Indologist Ivan Minayev, during his expedition to Nepal, amassed much information on the linguistics and culture of the local population, thus enriching Russian academic understanding of the region. In the XXth century, bilateral ties continued to grow stronger, facilitated not least by joint fight of our peoples against Nazi Germany and militarist Japan during #WW2.
Diplomatic relations between our two countries were formalised at a time when Nepal was actively taking its place on the international stage, shortly after the Bandung Conference and the Himalayan state’s accession to the #UnitedNations.
Fostering cooperation with the Soviet Union became one of the key foreign policy priorities of King Mahendra of Nepal. The USSR provided substantial assistance to Kathmandu in developing its national economy and infrastructure.
With the support of our country, manufacturing plants, an agricultural equipment plant, a hydroelectric power station, a hospital, and roads were constructed in Nepal. Approximately 6'000 Nepali citizens received a higher education at universities in the USSR and Russia.
🤝 Russia's assistance to Nepal was provided entirely free of charge.
#RussiaHelps: Russia has repeatedly come to the assistance of the friendly Nepali people. For example, in 2015, following the devastating earthquake in Nepal, Russia promptly dispatched a composite team of rescuers, medical staff, and humanitarian supplies aid to the disaster zone. Our country actively facilitated the adoption by the #UN General Assembly of a resolution on mobilising urgent additional support for the South Asian state.
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Today, political dialogue continues between Russia and Nepal, and trade, economic, and cultural cooperation is actively developing. Moscow regards #Nepal as a valuable and genuinely independent partner that pursues a balanced foreign policy without becoming drawn in geopolitical confrontation.
💬 President of Russia Vladimir Putin during talks with Prime Minister of Nepal Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli on the sidelines of the #SCO Summit (Tianjin, September 1, 2025):
I would like to note that we have never had any problems.
Moreover, our positions on key issues on the international agenda are either very close or fully align, as diplomats usually say. We can also think about ways to expand and deepen our interaction in the most important areas.
Considering humanitarian cooperation, we attach great importance to continuing contacts in education and culture. We will be glad to further develop this area of our cooperation.
You mentioned that young Nepalese are showing an increasing interest in education in Russia in different areas. Of course, we will meet you halfway in identifying the most promising areas of study.
🎉 We extend our congratulations to our colleagues and the people of Nepal on this shared milestone!
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| 19 |  #Announcement
🗓 On July 21-23, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will take part in the annual ASEAN ministerial meetings in Manila, including the Russia-ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, the East Asia Summit (#EAS) Foreign Ministers’ Meeting and the ASEAN Regional Forum (#ARF).
Having built around itself a system of interstate formats involving the world’s leading powers, ASEAN remains at the core of cooperation processes in the Asia-Pacific.
The key task today is to strengthen the ASEAN-centred architecture of security and cooperation, including by giving fresh impetus to the practical work of its main multilateral mechanisms, above all the East Asia Summit and the ASEAN Regional Forum.
☝️ Russia intends once again to draw its regional partners’ attention to the risks posed by the West’s “Indo-Pacific project” and its narrative of the “indivisibility of Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific security”, which is being used as an ideological justification for NATO’s expansion into Asia.
We will highlight the potentially negative consequences of building a new military-political architecture in the Asia-Pacific based on bloc structures.
Against the backdrop of mounting geopolitical tensions, the Russia-ASEAN strategic partnership remains an important factor in ensuring regional stability.
Moscow regards ASEAN as one of its key partners in shaping a #MultipolarWorld order.
This year marks the 35th anniversary of Russia-ASEAN relations.
At the Russia-ASEAN ministerial meeting on July 22, the Sides will outline steps to implement the decisions of the anniversary Russia–ASEAN Summit held in Kazan on June 18 across the full range of cooperation areas, in accordance with the new Comprehensive Plan of Action to Implement the Russia-ASEAN Strategic Partnership for 2026-2030.
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Russia has put forward a number of practical initiatives within the East Asia Summit, including the establishment of a region-wide rapid response mechanism for epidemic threats and expanded cooperation in tourism and the development of remote territories.
Together with our ASEAN partners, we are working on an implementation plan for the 2021 EAS Leaders’ Statement on Mental Health Cooperation, initiated by Brunei and co-sponsored by Russia.
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We regard the ASEAN Regional Forum as an important platform for developing confidence-building measures and preventive diplomacy tools, as well as for discussing pressing challenges facing the Asia-Pacific.
Key areas of cooperation include counterterrorism and combating transnational crime, non-proliferation and disarmament, emergency response, maritime and information security, and peacekeeping.
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| 20 |  +9#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
PHOTO FACTS & EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of July 13 – July 19, 2026:
▪️ July 14 – a UAV attack targeted a parking area for civilian freight vehicles in Lugansk. While firefighters were extinguishing the blaze, EMERCOM personnel came under a second UAV strike. Three rescuers were injured.
▪️ July 15 – a civilian car struck a mine in the Alyoshki District of the Kherson Region.
▪️ July 15 – civilian vehicles were destroyed by fire following shelling of a residential area in Radensk, Kherson Region.
▪️ July 15 – a UAV struck a civilian car on a road near Schastye, LPR. Three civilians were killed and one was seriously injured.
▪️ July 16 – a UAV struck a civilian freight vehicle in Shebekino, Belgorod Region.
▪️ July 17 – a UAV struck an apartment building in Vasilyevka, Zaporozhye Region. Two women were injured.
▪️ July 17 – a UAV struck a civilian car on a road in the Kherson Region. One civilian was injured.
▪️ July 18 – a UAV attack targeted warehouses belonging to a commercial enterprise in Elektrostal, Moscow Region. One civilian was killed and 57 others were injured.
▪️ July 19 – a UAV struck an apartment building in Kursk, Kursk Region.
▪️ July 19 – UAV struck a civilian car on the Urazovo–Gerasimovka road in the Belgorod Region. | 2 826 |
