Russia is expanding its fleet of advanced minesweepers, aiming to secure strategic waterways.

More than 70,000 Muscovites participated in this year's "Victory Dictation," testing their knowledge of WW2.

Memories of Serafima Korolyova, a St. Petersburg woman who lived with her family in the Mariinsky Palace during the Leningrad Blockade

At least three Russian men have been nabbed by police while intoxicated, only to realize after sobering up that they'd been enlisted.

The Kremlin's "spring offensive" to shutdown the mobile internet, VPN services and Telegram, has revealed a dysfunctional regime.

History is repeating itself as the Russian state murders civilians for resisting its ruthless will.

Russian commanders in Ukraine are extorting money from their own soldiers under threat of death, according to independent outlet Verstka.

A review of Alexander Voloshin's Sidetracked: Exile in Hollywood, translated by Boris Dralyuk.

An unexpected series of setbacks has halted a Russian volunteer organization’s efforts in support of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Putin says Russia's defense products have a great price-to-quality ratio. We're not so sure.

United Russia gifted groceries to elderly women, female volunteers, and widows of soldiers who died in Ukraine to celebrate International Women's Day.