Iran Protests: Rising Death Toll and U.S. Strike ThreatMass protests continue in Iran, with rights groups reporting over 5,000 deaths. The country has closed airspace for small aircraft as the U.S. prepares a potential military strike.
Murmansk colleges move to distance learning amid emergencyOn January 26, several educational institutions in Murmansk are transitioning to remote learning due to a power grid failure, while the Murmansk Arctic University continues normal operations.
Missing Volgograd girl found alivePolice officers found a 12-year-old schoolgirl on the evening of January 25 in a residential complex in the Kirovsky district.
Boar on video in Nizhne-Svirsky ReserveSurveillance cameras captured a boar meticulously searching for food on the snow. The increasing frequency of these animals approaching human settlements is causing concern among residents.
Governor: Equipment Problems Causing Cold in Rostov ApartmentsRostov-on-Don Governor Yury Slusar explained why residents of several city districts are facing low temperatures. He attributed the issue to failing equipment that needs repair after a sharp drop in temperatures.
