Pavel Graudyn defeated South Korea's Do Gyeong-dong 15-7 in the men's individual sabre final on Tuesday.

The president appointed Udmurtia native and former agricultural official Olga Abramova as acting governor until regional elections next year.

Yabloko Chairman Nikolai Ryabkov said the decision gives Russians their first opportunity in five years “to vote for peace and freedom, offering a legal and safe way to advocate for a ceasefire agreement.”

A confrontation between the man and scientist Nikita Zezin began after a group of children rode ATVs across crops at an experimental research field.

The Russian government is exploring ways to support Wildberries and businesses that sell on its platform following the attacks, Reuters reported.

Russian authorities accuse Telegram of failing to remove content used by Ukrainian intelligence services and “extremist” groups.

Ukraine claimed its armed forces hit multiple oil refineries, a logistics center and other sites connected to the Russian military.

Russia supplies Europe with energy, metals and other industrial goods through exemptions and sectors that have so far avoided tough restrictions.

Authorities in the border region have accused Ukraine of targeting civilian sites in a “chaotic” air campaign aimed at “sowing panic.”

Pumping stations owned by Gazprom and Lukoil have removed all gasoline purchase limits in some parts of the country, though shortages persist in many regions.