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News feed from the Kremlin
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March 14, 2015. Where is Vladimir? Read his activities from the news from the Kremlin feed below, or from Pravda. He has not been seen in public for 10 days, and I am hearing he may have had a stroke, or has cancer, or is hanging out with a possible newborn baby. Hm. The full range from life to death. I hope he has gone to Ukraine and Crimea, and is privately working out how to remove Russian troops as soon as possible. |
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News feed from RT: media based in the USA, owned and run by the Russian government
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A Turkish drone strike that killed two senior Iraqi commanders has triggered a harsh reaction in Baghdad, with the government scrapping a high-level defense meeting and summoning Ankara’s ambassador to rebuke the attack. 
Belarusians angry with the outcome of Sunday’s presidential election, which the opposition denounced as rigged, have taken to streets for the third night in a row, facing off against police deployed en masse to quell the unrest. 
As protests against Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s re-election rage on in several cities, video footage has emerged showing the local riot police apparently deploying some heavy handed tactics against teenagers. 
A new major study has found that transgender and “gender-diverse adults” are six times more likely to be diagnosed as autistic than the general population. 
Top US health officials insist they're holding out for a “safe and effective” Covid-19 vaccine, hinting that Russia’s shot is anything but – or even that it’s a plot to 'goad the US into forcing early action on our vaccines.' |
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