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Diesel Deal With Russia Fails To Lower Fuel Prices In U.S.
U.S. diesel prices rose seven cents to $6.35 a gallon after Trump announced a Russian supply deal. The deal’s effect on prices remains unclear.
Russia’s Largest Bookstore Chain Says It Has Spent Millions Of Rubles Pulling Banned Books From Sale. They’re Shredded On Camera.
Chitai-Gorod–Bukvoed says it has spent about 100 million rubles removing and destroying books deemed potentially in violation of Russian law.
Trump Says He Hopes To Meet With Putin And Zelensky ‘Very Soon’
Trump says a meeting with Putin and Zelensky is expected soon, but no date or confirmed agreement has been announced.
Russian Online Marketplace Ozon Lost Billions Of Rubles To Ukrainian Drone Strikes On Its Warehouses
Ozon says drone attacks on 11 logistics centers cost it 30.1 billion rubles. The company is negotiating with insurers as quarterly profit rose.
Trump Weighs Lifting Sanctions On Russian Fund Once Described By U.S. Treasury As Putin’s ‘Slush Fund,’ NYT Reports
The Treasury is reviewing the Russian Direct Investment Fund’s request for sanctions relief as Moscow seeks a role in diesel fuel supplies.
Finnish And Norwegian Leaders Spoke With Putin By Phone About Ending War In Ukraine
Finland’s president and Norway’s prime minister called Putin to convey Ukraine’s position ahead of planned Russia-U.S.-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi.
Residents Of Russia’s Primorsky Krai Warned Of Delays In Social Benefits As War Strains Regional Budget
Primorsky Krai’s Labor Ministry says some social payments may be delayed as the regional budget faces increased strain, including war-related demands.
Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv Bridge And Subway Infrastructure, Killing One Person And Injuring At Least 10
One person was killed and at least 10 injured in Russian strikes on Kyiv that damaged the Southern Bridge, subway infrastructure and buildings.
St. Petersburg Schoolteacher Who Reportedly Served In Russia’s War Against Ukraine Suspected Of Killing His 2-Year-old Son And The Boy’s Grandmother
Russian outlets report a teacher is suspected of killing his young son and the boy’s grandmother and beating the child’s mother, who survived.