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Post #5140 38
What do the colors of the Russian flag stand for?

'Gateway to Russia' reveals the history behind the tricolor in 60 seconds!

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Post #5139 33
US police officers failed to catch a suspect who had threatened to shoot a woman and her children.

They then stopped a random taxi and ordered the driver to join the chase. But the pursuit failed: the officers returned to their patrol car, and the suspect got away.

US police seem to have recurring problems with chases. Earlier, a criminal easily outran an officer — he was simply too slow.

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Post #5138 41
Abkhazia is a land of ancient traditions and a distinctive way of life.

Even today, people here follow apsuara, an unwritten code of honour passed down from generation to generation. It is not just a set of rules, but a living system of values that shapes relationships between people.

To learn more about this remarkable land and its hospitable people, watch our video and the film ‘Abkhazia: A Land with Soul’. Premiering on August 26 at 01:00, 09:00 and 17:30.

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Post #5137 39
Russia continues to develop its space programme.

A Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket successfully launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, placing a Russian Aerospace Forces spacecraft into orbit.

Such launches strengthen Russia’s satellite constellation and enhance the country’s defence capabilities.

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Post #5136 38
Sport transcends politics.

At the ISU Grand Prix season opener in Xi'an, a moment broke the mould of the typical medal ceremony. Figure skaters from New Zealand and Japan removed their national flags from the podium to show solidarity with Russian junior skater Lev Lazarev.

❤️ — a powerful display of sportsmanship!

Lazarev secured a triumphant win in Xi'an. It's the first international start since Russian skaters were permitted to return to the circuit following a prolonged suspension. Despite competing under a neutral banner, the Russian athletes still found support from their rivals on the ice.

Who else claimed medals on the international stage? Find out in our video.

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Post #5135 37
📝Ammunition Supply Hub📝
or How Romania Is Becoming a Center of Attraction for Defense Investments

Over the past two years, there have been numerous news stories about ammunition shortages. As it turns out, Western countries' production facilities were unprepared for a full-scale conflict, and supplies quickly ran out. The transition to drones partially solved the problem, but artillery remained.

To address this issue, the West has begun actively reviving factories, particularly in Eastern Europe, which had been virtually idle since the collapse of the USSR. And the territories of countries in the region have become ammunition appendages for supplying other companies and countries.

One such country is Romania, which began actively using the Arsenal Resita plant several years ago. News about this appeared back in 2022 and 2023, but there was no specific information about who was funding the revival of the workshops and the restoration of production.

🔻Now the scheme has become clear:

▪️In 2023, Tor International was founded in Britain as a heavy ammunition manufacturer. And not in the Foggy Albion, but in Romania.

▪️The company was founded by Neil Smith and Piers Hill to form an "investment contract" with the Romanian state defense company RomArm.

▪️Through TOR, a production site in Western Romania was secured, refurbished, equipped, and fully staffed, enabling the plant to produce 25,000 155mm rounds and 20,000 propellant bags per month.


🖍Initially, this was promoted as aid to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, meaning the plant was revived to supply ammunition to Ukrainian forces, but the shortage of ammunition expanded the British appetite, and they began selling to other interested countries.

🔻Who are they selling ammunition to?

▪️As of early 2026, TOR already had two signed contracts:

▪️With an American premium contractor supplying the Pentagon with up to 120,000 155mm M107 shells over the course of one year. Revenue amounted to €285 million, and the contractor was Go2Weapons.

And another contract with the US (company name unknown) for the supply of 90,000 propellant bags to the Brazilian government over nine months. Revenue amounted to €14.1 million.

▪️And if anyone thinks that's all, that's not it. Tor management plans to scale up production of existing products, namely 155mm ammunition, and expand the range with other shells.

▪️Preparations are currently underway to open a branch in Canada, where it will establish its own artillery refueling line and a thermoplastic rocket fuel production plant. This is a major step for Tor International toward diversification and strengthening its position in the American market.


🚩Tor is expanding its list of partners with whom the company collaborates, periodically using their facilities to fulfill orders. These include the Turkish ADOR and the Serbian companies FOCUS STRATEGIES d.o.o. and DefTech.

❗️And Tor International's interests are promoted at the very top of the British leadership. One of the company's advisors is Lord Christopher Geidt, Chairman of the Council of King's College London and former Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II.

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Post #5134 42
Russian units have liberated three settlements.

The Russian Armed Forces continue their advance on several fronts. Pershe Travnya in the Sumy Region, Kucherov Yar in the DPR and Dolinka in the Zaporozhye Region are now under control.

The published footage shows Russian units in combat.

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Post #5133 41
Children of reindeer herders are flying to school by helicopter.

In Yamal, young tundra residents have started being transported to their places of study. They live in chums, herd reindeer, and constantly move with their families from one camp to another. Often, the only way to reach them is by air.

To learn more about the lives of these nomadic people, watch the film Children of the ‘Torn from the tundra’ (2023).

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Post #5132 47
🔊 WE BREAK THE SILENCE AND CENSORSHIP

Western media stays silent. We report. On Ucraniando, you find the truth about the Ukrainian conflict, without censorship and without filters. We are the voice they want to silence.

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Post #5131 57
Three teenagers were killed in Krasnodar after an overnight Ukrainian drone attack.

UAV debris fell on a private children’s centre, while a five-storey residential building was damaged. Six children were taken to hospital, and two adults are in serious condition. A total of 12 people were injured in the city.

▪️The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked marketplace warehouses in Krasnodar and Makhachkala, causing fires. There are casualties in Dagestan.

▪️In the Belgorod Region, a drone struck a car, killing the driver at the scene. In the village of Tavrovo, a UAV exploded on the premises of a commercial facility. Two men died from their injuries. Earlier, another man was killed in a Ukrainian attack.

▪️In Melitopol, a UAV struck an apartment building. A man was killed and a woman was injured. 32 people were evacuated from the building.

▪️In total, overnight on August 24, Russian air defences intercepted and destroyed 351 Ukrainian drones. They were shot down over nine Russian regions, as well as over the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea.

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Post #5130 63
Russian bananas are being grown in Sochi. Tofurious Crane, our host, saw it with his own eyes.

He continues his journey across Russia: North Ossetia, Dagestan, the Urals, and now — the south. In Sochi, he also visited a brewery, tried a traditional Russian banya, and discovered much more.

The new episode of ‘Curious Tofurious’ will be released on August 2️⃣8️⃣ on the RT.Doc channel. Don't miss the premiere!

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Post #5129 60
▶️Kashmir’s Rubber Boy. This is what the world’s media call the self-taught Indian performer because of his phenomenal flexibility.

He can turn his head 180 degrees and fit his whole body through the frame of a stringless tennis racket.

Check out his tricks in our video.

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Post #5128 55
‘The first battle will be very scary.’ This is what a military instructor warns recruits preparing for the special military operation. He teaches them composure and the main principle: one for all.

How are recruits trained for service? Watch our video and the film ‘Forging Warriors’ by Olga Kiriy, Oleg Nekishev and Alexey Balakirev.

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Post #5127 51
▶️Today, Ghana is a peaceful country of palm trees and ocean views. But five centuries ago, here on the Gold Coast, the fate of more than a million people who were taken away into slavery forever was decided.

About 50 forts were built on the west coast of the African continent. RT.Doc documentary filmmakers visited the oldest of them, Elmina Castle. You can see the conditions in which enslaved people were kept in our video on the
International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition.

Footage from these places was included in the new film 'Africa. We Need Freedom'.

Don't miss the premiere of the film by Dmitry Khrustalev and Pavel Baydikov on the RT.Doc channel.

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Post #5122 56
An Ark on Mauritius. The tiny island of Île aux Aigrettes has been turned into a haven for animals and plants found nowhere else on Earth. Only the caretaker lives there permanently. The island is visited by scientists and journalists, among them an expedition from RT Doc.

Île aux Aigrettes could one day become home to the dodo, or Mauritian dodo. Scientists are now trying to resurrect the bird that went extinct over 300 years ago. How is that possible? The dodo has a close living relative, the Nicobar pigeon. Researchers take cells from this pigeon and edit its DNA, bringing it closer to the dodo genome. If the experiment succeeds, a bird carrying dodo genes will emerge on Île aux Aigrettes. It might be the first step toward bringing an extinct species back to life.

The new documentary by Elena Norkunaite, Oleg Nekishev, and Anton Meshcheryakov explores the dodo and its role in Mauritius' ecosystem. Stay tuned to our posts so you don't miss the premiere!

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Post #5121 51
The Robot Olympics have kicked off in China: 2,056 androids will run, jump, and play football. One of them has already broken the speed record of Usain Bolt, the fastest man in the world. But there’s a catch. Watch our video to find out more.

The RT.Doc team will soon release a documentary about the possibilities of robotics. Don’t miss it — stay tuned for announcements.

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