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Russian President Vladimir Putin accepted the invitation of his Indonesian counterpart Joko Widodo to the G20 summit.

Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon faces new charges on Monday, June 27.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg claimed that Russia is a serious threat to the alliance.

NATO Secretary General promised to significantly strengthen the defense of the Baltic countries.

Olaf Scholz, the Chancellor of Germany, claimed that there is a need for discussion of Russian gold import ban at the EU level.

The international marketing research agency Kantar TNS conducted a survey and found out that the majority of Finns do not want the country to meet Turkey's requirements for NATO membership.

Russia is ready to ensure uninterrupted transportation of Ukrainian grain, but Kyiv’s constructive position is not enough, President Vladimir Putin said.

Ukraine is pursuing a targeted policy to saturate Russia with drugs; for several years, specially trained people were sent into the country to produce and distribute illegal substances.

Igor Konashenkov, during a briefing, spoke about cases of mass desertion in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and refusal to participate in hostilities.

Military expert Konstantin Sivkov drew attention to the fact that Russia practically did not react to Western sanctions.

Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow, against the backdrop of the situation in Kaliningrad with a transport blockade, is determined.

The key task of the West is to overthrow Vladimir Putin from his post, it is for these purposes that foreign curators provoked the start of a special operation, economist Mikhail Khazin said.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the issue of abolishing the Russian border with Zaporozhye was not raised, RIA Novosti writes.

The US and the European Union are putting unprecedented pressure on Serbia to force Belgrade to forgo good relations with Russia in favor of integration with the West.

Assistants to State Duma deputies were advised not to travel abroad during the holidays, Vedomosti writes, citing four sources.