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Post #5547 34
⚡️Russian trampolinists won two gold medals at the World Cup in Italy.

Kirill Panteleev and Dmitry Nartov won the men’s synchronized trampoline event. The second gold medal was claimed by Angela Bladtseva and Danil Kasimov in the mixed synchronized event. Notably, the two are a couple not only on the trampoline, but also in real life.

The Russians competed under neutral status. Restrictions still remain in many sports. To learn who opposes Russia in the international sports arena and why, watch Anna Chapman’s documentary ‘O sport, you are hypocrisy!’ (2024) by the ‘Red Alert’ project.

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🔊 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.

〰️Direct news from Russia.
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The film 'Lebanon. The Yellow Line'.


In southern Lebanon, life is measured not in days but in the pauses between strikes. Every morning, construction worker Ali checks the news: will his crew go to work today, or will they have to evacuate under shelling? The war has separated him from his wife and children.

Ali lives and works in Nabatieh, near the 'Yellow Line' — the boundary of the area controlled by the Israeli army. Before the war, his crew built houses. Now they clear away ruins.

One of his clients decides to resume a construction project that was put on hold. He wants his neighbours to see that even near the 'Yellow Line', it is possible to build and return to normal life. More and more work goes into the building each day, even though no one knows whether it will survive the next strike.

Watch Alexander Kharchenko’s film about life in southern Lebanon during the ceasefire.

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A new episode of the ’Inland visions.’

Twenty-two silvery domes — every one of them made of wood! On the Karelian island of Kizhi, Peter Scott discovers the secrets of craftsmen who turned timber into churches straight out of a fairy tale. The crowning glory is the Church of the Transfiguration: its log structure was assembled without a single nail, and its domes are clad in thousands of wooden ’scales’.

Visitors can try their hand at traditional crafts, too. Peter picks up a hammer to forge a nail in the smithy, then has a go at making kalitki — traditional Karelian pastries. Which will prove trickier: working red-hot iron or shaping the dough just right? Watch this episode.

Other episodes of the project can be found under the hashtag #Inlandvisions

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Post #5543 42
Chinese girls are learning figure skating with a coach from Russia — and their parents are very happy with this choice.

‘It’s a beautiful sport. Competition is very high. From competition broadcasts, we saw that the performances of Russian figure skaters always stand out from the others,’ says the father of one of the athletes.


Want to know how the Russian school helps Chinese skaters achieve strong results? Watch the film ‘China to Russia: Ice Tales’ (2025).

Today, Russian athletes are confidently returning to the international stage. Recently, figure skaters from Russia won six medals at a tournament in Georgia.

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Post #5542 38
A soup that unites three countries. At the edge of the world, among volcanoes and the ocean, they cook chep-ohau. What’s the recipe and what makes it special? Watch our video.

Learn more about life in one of the most fascinating and remote corners of Russia in the episode of the travel show 'Curious Tofurious'.

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📹Tofurious heads to the Northern Kuril Islands — one of the most remote regions in Russia! Earthquakes and tsunamis are a fact of life here, and most of the archipelago remains uninhabited.

On Paramushir Island, the American traveler climbs the famous Ebeko volcano for its sweeping views across the Pacific Ocean. He then travels to neighbouring Shumshu, where fortifications and remnants of military equipment from the Second World War can still be seen. Tofurious also encounters the true 'masters' of these shores — seals and Steller sea lions!

While exploring the Kurils, he meets surfers who take to the waves in all weathers, and spends time with a local chef, learning to prepare Pacific seafood delicacies like prawns and scallops.

The Kurils are extremely hard to get to and every resident keeps an emergency bag at the ready, watch the episode to find out why!

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💚 A true treasure of Turkmenistan. In these frames are Akhal-Teke horses. The breed is renowned for its incredible endurance and grace, and this animal even has its own holiday. Find out more in the video.

For Turkmens, a horse is a family member. Many start riding from an early age, and if an animal takes part in races, it receives meticulous care — it is taken to a special solarium and treated with healing ointments.

On World Animal Day, watch our video and the film ‘Akhal-Teke Horses: Heavenly Creatures’ (2023).

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Post #5539 31
🟢It always listens, never judges, and remembers everything you said. Such a person is hard to find. But you can buy a robot.

In Asia, they are made to order. Humanoids collect data for months and build a personality tailored to the client. In 2025, about 13,000 humanoid robots were sold worldwide, with more than 80% of them in China.

Manufacturers do not hide it: men without a wife or girlfriend are becoming the main admirers. Many are building relationships with humanoids. To see how far this can go, watch the new RT.Doc film 'I'm Your Robot'.

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Post #5537 39
'I was declared dead four times'.

Zakarya Aliev held a forward position—captured from Ukrainian Armed Forces—for three weeks, completely alone. No food. No water. Under constant enemy fire.

Zakarya Aliev is the hero of our video and the film 'The Warrior Was Alone.' This documentary film is part of the audience program of the ‘RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes.’

Would you like to become a participant too? Submit your work to one of the two RT.Doc festival programs: the main competition or the international one. We explained how to enter here. We look forward to receiving your submissions!

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Post #5536 42
📹This is the story of Zakarya Aliev, a soldier from Dagestan known by his call sign ‘Smiley’. The combat engineer and scout single-handedly held the line stronghold for 3 weeks in a former Ukrainian.

The film 'The Warrior was Alone' captures not only the daily reality of the front but also the soldier’s private world – his reflections on family, homeland, and duty. Through archival footage and interviews with his comrades, we see how one man’s resolve can alter the course of events on the battlefield. This documentary stands as a tribute to those who serve with honour, as well as a reminder of the price soldiers pay for the peace we enjoy.

Watch the film by Artyom Somov, Ruslan Gusarov, Anton Meshcheryakov, Kirill Puzyrny and Seraphim Fedorov 'The Warrior was Alone' (2025).

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Meteorite, explosion, UFO — there was no shortage of theories when giant craters appeared in Russian Yamal! Some are as deep as 60 meters. A hole that size can fit a helicopter with its blades.

What force created these funnels? Find out in our video and in the film ‘Black Holes of Yamal.’

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Post #5534 53
Scammers and fake coaches are swindling millions of rubles out of Russians. Recently, a pensioner from St. Petersburg handed over 182 million rubles to fraudsters. The woman was persuaded to ‘declare her savings.’ She lost her money, investment coins, and
gold coins. There are a great many such scammers in the country today. Some of them present themselves as business mentors.

Olga from Khimki is a seasoned entrepreneur. For many years, she ran businesses in Moscow. But she knew nothing about online technologies. ‘Mentors’ promised to teach her quickly. She did not sign a single contract, yet a loan was taken out in her name. Its amount grew from 199,000 to 430,000 rubles.

Why do people still believe info-scammers, and how can you protect yourself? Watch our video and the film ‘To Coach or not to Coach? That is the question!’.

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Post #5533 44
A bodyguard’s job is for men only? Many people think so. But women are breaking that stereotype. They protect people no less effectively than men. And they bring their own distinctive approach to the profession.

What is their secret? Watch our video. And why are businessmen and world leaders increasingly entrusting their lives to women? The answer is in the film 'I am a Female Bodyguard' (2021).

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📹Millions of people have fallen victim to a so-called ‘infobusiness’. Those behind it, often referred to as info-scammers, are typically pseudo-trainers and coaches who promise fabulous wealth and instant success but, in reality, sell little more than empty words. Their audience is wide-ranging: from young mothers on maternity leave to experienced entrepreneurs chasing quick profits. One of those drawn in by the promise of easy success was trader Sergey Zhugan. He hoped to make millions but lost a significant amount of cash instead. In this film, Sergey agrees to take part in an experiment to see how image-makers construct the ‘financial guru’ persona.

The experience proved to be a sobering lesson for Sergey. He no longer looks for dubious shortcuts to wealth and has returned to running an honest business. But while some learn from their mistakes, others continue to believe in miracles. Despite high-profile criminal cases involving notorious figures such as Elena Blinovskaya and Ayaz Shabutdinov, the number of victims continues to grow. What keeps this cynical industry alive? And why are such fraudsters so difficult to expose?

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We won the Grand Prix! RT.Doc took the top prize at the 10th International Documentary Film Festival of the CIS countries, Eurasia.DOC, in Minsk.

RT.Doc’s film 'Combat Medics: Battle For Life,' by war correspondent Anastasia Mikhaylovskaya, was edited with the participation of director Artyom Somov.

'I filmed this documentary over the course of two years. And in order to truly, as you rightly said, earn the trust of these people, the military medics, I had to work as a nurse at the hospital,' Anastasia Mikhaylovskaya said at the awards ceremony.

'Combat Medics: Battle For Life' tells the story of doctors who performed unique operations on the front line.

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📹 More and more wealthy clients are hiring women bodyguards. They are well trained, know how to handle weapons and master the techniques of hand-to-hand combat. Who chooses such a career and why? You can find out in our film, 'I am a Female Bodyguard' (2021).

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⚡️Russian service members continue their active offensive on the Kharkiv axis of the special military operation.

The Sever Grouping liberated the settlement of Novaya Kazachya. Watch footage of the village’s liberation in the video.

The day before, Russian forces took control of the village of Grachevka and the settlement of Serdobino in Kharkiv Region, as well as the village of Malaya Rybitsa in Sumy Region.

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Heroes don't wear capes, heroes wear protective suits. Staff at the Vector research center in the Novosibirsk region (Russia) work with the most dangerous infections every day.

This kind of work requires special protection. How exactly are the researchers protected? On Virus Awareness Day, watch our video. And the film ‘Disease X: Seek & Destroy’ (2025) tells how Russia is preparing for biological threats.

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