Forwarded from 🇷🇺Arms Control Delegation in Vienna
🗓On July 10, the Delegation of the Russian Federation to the Vienna Negotiations on Military Security and Arms Control together with the Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik hosted an international video conference on Crimes of the Kiev regime: terror against the civilians of the Kherson region.
The event featured compiled evidence revealing what the civilian population in the Kherson region is going through, including damage to the civilian infrastructure from shelling, eyewitness accounts and expert opinions about unlawful warfare used by the Ukrainian military against the local population.
The discussion covered matters of compliance with the international humanitarian law, prohibited means of warfare by Ukraine against non-combatants and civilian infrastructure, documentation and legal qualification efforts.
Among the keynote speakers were the Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik, the Governor of the Kherson Region Vladimir Saldo, the Russian Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova, head of the Russian military think tank “Rybar” Michail Zvinchuk, a war correspondent and journalist for Visione TV Andrea Lucidi (Italy), as well as expert community, military analysts, and journalists. Witnesses to war crimes committed by the Armed Forces of Ukraine shared their firsthand accounts of what had happened in the Kherson region.
🌍 With the support of the Russian embassies and Rossotrudnichestvo the video conference brought together members of the diplomatic corps, international organizations, expert and academic communities, mass media, and the general public from Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, North and Latin America.
❗It is essential that the video conference discussion go beyond just citing facts.The documents and eyewitness accounts will serve as a basis for further analysis, legal qualification, and discussion at international fora.
▪What is especially concerning is a cherry-picking approach taken by some international human rights organisations. Accusations against Russia are all too often made before a thorough and unbiased investigation has been completed. At the same time, the tragedies claiming civilian lives in the Russian regions, the Kherson region, are hushed up.
❗IHL does not tolerate double standards❗️
▪The participants urged the international community to strongly condemn the crimes perpetrated by the Kiev regime against the civilians in the Kherson region and to deliver an unbiased consideration of the evidence submitted.
☝Such events serve as an important channel for awareness raising about the facts and eyewitness accounts that frequently fall outside the radar of the global media landscape.
Delegation’s social networks:💙 VK 💬 Telegram 💬 X 📺 YouTube 📺 RuTube 💬 Facebook
The event featured compiled evidence revealing what the civilian population in the Kherson region is going through, including damage to the civilian infrastructure from shelling, eyewitness accounts and expert opinions about unlawful warfare used by the Ukrainian military against the local population.
The discussion covered matters of compliance with the international humanitarian law, prohibited means of warfare by Ukraine against non-combatants and civilian infrastructure, documentation and legal qualification efforts.
Among the keynote speakers were the Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik, the Governor of the Kherson Region Vladimir Saldo, the Russian Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova, head of the Russian military think tank “Rybar” Michail Zvinchuk, a war correspondent and journalist for Visione TV Andrea Lucidi (Italy), as well as expert community, military analysts, and journalists. Witnesses to war crimes committed by the Armed Forces of Ukraine shared their firsthand accounts of what had happened in the Kherson region.
🌍 With the support of the Russian embassies and Rossotrudnichestvo the video conference brought together members of the diplomatic corps, international organizations, expert and academic communities, mass media, and the general public from Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, North and Latin America.
❗It is essential that the video conference discussion go beyond just citing facts.The documents and eyewitness accounts will serve as a basis for further analysis, legal qualification, and discussion at international fora.
▪What is especially concerning is a cherry-picking approach taken by some international human rights organisations. Accusations against Russia are all too often made before a thorough and unbiased investigation has been completed. At the same time, the tragedies claiming civilian lives in the Russian regions, the Kherson region, are hushed up.
❗IHL does not tolerate double standards❗️
▪The participants urged the international community to strongly condemn the crimes perpetrated by the Kiev regime against the civilians in the Kherson region and to deliver an unbiased consideration of the evidence submitted.
☝Such events serve as an important channel for awareness raising about the facts and eyewitness accounts that frequently fall outside the radar of the global media landscape.
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📹 Watch the full recording of the international teleconference "Crimes of the Kiev regime: terror against the civilians of the Kherson region" held on 10 July 2026.
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🗓 From July 6 to 9, the 16th #INNOPROM International Industrial Exhibition took place in Yekaterinburg.
The four-day event brought together over 1'000 exhibiting companies and more than 50'000 visitors from more than 50 foreign states. Five countries presented national expositions and around 900 Russian and foreign companies participated in the business programme.
🤝 Among the guests were the leader of the CII industrial delegation Rajasekharan Jambulingam, Myanmar's Minister of Industry Charlie Than, and representatives of China Yihua Group Co., Ltd., PetroChina Quanfeng (Dalian) Energy and other international companies. Russian experts showcased the latest technologies and solutions to delegations from India, China, Indonesia and Myanmar.
The Expo was held under the theme "Industry 360: Manufacturing Without Borders".
🇮🇩 This year Indonesia was in the limelight as INNOPROM's partner country, had a massive presence at the Expo. The partnership is expected to open up new opportunities for Russian businesses. The exhibition resulted in the signing of 13 memoranda of cooperation between Russia and Indonesia, laying the groundwork for joint projects in the chemical industry, energy technologies and green energy.
One of the exhibition's key events was a series of high-level talks involving the governments of the Eurasian Economic Union (#EAEU) member states. The Prime Ministers of Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan travelled to Yekaterinburg for meetings with Russia's Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
Among flagship innovations were several Russian developments of national and global significance:
• Rostec unveiled the NK-36ST-32, Russia's first serial 32 MW gas turbine engine, designed for compressor stations, gas-pumping units and power installations
• The ATOM electric car which outperforms imported alternatives in most critical technical parameters
• High-speed optical transceiver, an AI computing accelerator built on a domestic chip and a photonic integrated circuit capable of increasing data-transfer speeds tenfold over conventional technology.
☝️ INNOPROM 2026 featured more than 100 business programme events, numerous roundtable discussions and the signing of a wide range of cooperation agreements, once again reaffirming its status as one of the largest industrial exhibitions in Russia and the EAEU.
#INNOPROM2026
The four-day event brought together over 1'000 exhibiting companies and more than 50'000 visitors from more than 50 foreign states. Five countries presented national expositions and around 900 Russian and foreign companies participated in the business programme.
🤝 Among the guests were the leader of the CII industrial delegation Rajasekharan Jambulingam, Myanmar's Minister of Industry Charlie Than, and representatives of China Yihua Group Co., Ltd., PetroChina Quanfeng (Dalian) Energy and other international companies. Russian experts showcased the latest technologies and solutions to delegations from India, China, Indonesia and Myanmar.
The Expo was held under the theme "Industry 360: Manufacturing Without Borders".
🇮🇩 This year Indonesia was in the limelight as INNOPROM's partner country, had a massive presence at the Expo. The partnership is expected to open up new opportunities for Russian businesses. The exhibition resulted in the signing of 13 memoranda of cooperation between Russia and Indonesia, laying the groundwork for joint projects in the chemical industry, energy technologies and green energy.
One of the exhibition's key events was a series of high-level talks involving the governments of the Eurasian Economic Union (#EAEU) member states. The Prime Ministers of Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan travelled to Yekaterinburg for meetings with Russia's Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
Among flagship innovations were several Russian developments of national and global significance:
• Rostec unveiled the NK-36ST-32, Russia's first serial 32 MW gas turbine engine, designed for compressor stations, gas-pumping units and power installations
• The ATOM electric car which outperforms imported alternatives in most critical technical parameters
• High-speed optical transceiver, an AI computing accelerator built on a domestic chip and a photonic integrated circuit capable of increasing data-transfer speeds tenfold over conventional technology.
☝️ INNOPROM 2026 featured more than 100 business programme events, numerous roundtable discussions and the signing of a wide range of cooperation agreements, once again reaffirming its status as one of the largest industrial exhibitions in Russia and the EAEU.
#INNOPROM2026
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⚡️ Article by Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov “A constant in an era of radical change: On the 25th anniversary of the Russian-Chinese Treaty of Good-Neighbourliness, Friendship, and Cooperation” (July 16, 2026)
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✍️ Today, as a more equitable #MultipolarWorld takes shape, the multifaceted partnership between Russia and China – two great powers and largest neighbours – stands as a model for interstate engagement founded on equality, a balance of interests, and mutual advantage.
Three decades ago, in a joint summit declaration, Moscow and Beijing first articulated a course towards an equal and trusting partnership oriented towards strategic interaction in the 21st century.
This innovative formula was soon given legal expression in a key bilateral instrument – the Treaty of Good-Neighbourliness, Friendship and Cooperation. Signed in Moscow exactly 25 years ago, on July 16, 2001, by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Jiang Zemin, the Treaty marked the transition from the normalisation of relations in the late 1980s to an entirely new phase: the forging of a strategic tandem of decisive importance not only for our two countries, but also for the maintenance of global peace, security and stability.
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We can say with complete confidence that the Treaty has played a decisive role in shaping a new model of Russian-Chinese cooperation – one that imposes no constraints on the sovereignty of either party, thereby affording it the necessary flexibility and, consequently, clear advantages over “classical alliances”.
❗️ I should stress that relations between Russia and China are built on an equal footing, are free from ideological dogma, are not directed against third countries, and remain resilient to the influence of external circumstances.
The Treaty established a robust institutional framework for the qualitative enhancement of trade and economic relations.
The economies of our respective states are intrinsically complementary. Indeed, the figures speak for themselves. Over the past quarter-century, trade turnover has increased more than thirtyfold and, for three consecutive years, it has consistently surpassed $200 billion.
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Over the past twenty-five years, we have managed to considerably enhance mutual foreign policy coordination on international platforms, one of the defining elements of the Russia-China strategic partnership.
This cooperation is founded on a shared assessment of the current geopolitical environment, as well as its future trajectory. Our countries hold closely aligned, and often identical positions on the majority of global and regional issues. These include the preservation of global strategic stability, arms control, efforts to combat terrorism, and other emerging threats and challenges.
☝️ Together with our Chinese counterparts, we advocate for the political and diplomatic resolution of conflicts by addressing their underlying causes. We strongly oppose policies of “regime change”, the application of double standards, and the use of unilateral sanctions.
***
It is safe to say that the Russian-Chinese Treaty of Good-Neighbourliness, Friendship and Cooperation has successfully withstood the test of time.
🤝 Remaining the unshakable foundation of bilateral relations, it fully meets the fundamental interests of our countries for the long-term historical perspective.
🇷🇺🇨🇳 #RussiaChina
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✍️ Today, as a more equitable #MultipolarWorld takes shape, the multifaceted partnership between Russia and China – two great powers and largest neighbours – stands as a model for interstate engagement founded on equality, a balance of interests, and mutual advantage.
Three decades ago, in a joint summit declaration, Moscow and Beijing first articulated a course towards an equal and trusting partnership oriented towards strategic interaction in the 21st century.
This innovative formula was soon given legal expression in a key bilateral instrument – the Treaty of Good-Neighbourliness, Friendship and Cooperation. Signed in Moscow exactly 25 years ago, on July 16, 2001, by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Jiang Zemin, the Treaty marked the transition from the normalisation of relations in the late 1980s to an entirely new phase: the forging of a strategic tandem of decisive importance not only for our two countries, but also for the maintenance of global peace, security and stability.
***
We can say with complete confidence that the Treaty has played a decisive role in shaping a new model of Russian-Chinese cooperation – one that imposes no constraints on the sovereignty of either party, thereby affording it the necessary flexibility and, consequently, clear advantages over “classical alliances”.
❗️ I should stress that relations between Russia and China are built on an equal footing, are free from ideological dogma, are not directed against third countries, and remain resilient to the influence of external circumstances.
The Treaty established a robust institutional framework for the qualitative enhancement of trade and economic relations.
The economies of our respective states are intrinsically complementary. Indeed, the figures speak for themselves. Over the past quarter-century, trade turnover has increased more than thirtyfold and, for three consecutive years, it has consistently surpassed $200 billion.
***
Over the past twenty-five years, we have managed to considerably enhance mutual foreign policy coordination on international platforms, one of the defining elements of the Russia-China strategic partnership.
This cooperation is founded on a shared assessment of the current geopolitical environment, as well as its future trajectory. Our countries hold closely aligned, and often identical positions on the majority of global and regional issues. These include the preservation of global strategic stability, arms control, efforts to combat terrorism, and other emerging threats and challenges.
☝️ Together with our Chinese counterparts, we advocate for the political and diplomatic resolution of conflicts by addressing their underlying causes. We strongly oppose policies of “regime change”, the application of double standards, and the use of unilateral sanctions.
***
It is safe to say that the Russian-Chinese Treaty of Good-Neighbourliness, Friendship and Cooperation has successfully withstood the test of time.
🤝 Remaining the unshakable foundation of bilateral relations, it fully meets the fundamental interests of our countries for the long-term historical perspective.
🇷🇺🇨🇳 #RussiaChina
Russian House in Bangladesh:
SAAB Elects New Executive Committee at the Russian House in Dhaka 🎓🇧🇩🇷🇺
The 14th Executive Committee Election of the Soviet and Russian Alumni Association of Bangladesh (SAAB) was successfully held today at the Russian House in Dhaka, with the participation of around 400 voting members.
Established on 7 August 1982, SAAB represents more than 6,000 graduates of Soviet and Russian universities who continue to make outstanding contributions to Bangladesh's development in education, science, technology, healthcare, public administration, business, and many other sectors.
A newly elected 22-member Executive Committee will lead the Association's future initiatives, further strengthening educational, cultural, scientific, and humanitarian cooperation between Bangladesh and Russia.
Ms. Alexandra Khlevnoy, Director of the Russian House in Dhaka, congratulated the newly elected committee and expressed confidence that SAAB would continue to play an even stronger role in promoting the enduring friendship and partnership between the two countries. 🤝
The Russian House in Dhaka is proud to support SAAB and its distinguished alumni and looks forward to seeing future generations of Bangladeshi graduates from Russian universities contribute to the nation's progress. 🌍✨
#RussianHouseDhaka #SAAB #RussiaBangladesh #Education #Scholarships #Alumni #Bangladesh #Russia #InternationalCooperation #HigherEducation
SAAB Elects New Executive Committee at the Russian House in Dhaka 🎓🇧🇩🇷🇺
The 14th Executive Committee Election of the Soviet and Russian Alumni Association of Bangladesh (SAAB) was successfully held today at the Russian House in Dhaka, with the participation of around 400 voting members.
Established on 7 August 1982, SAAB represents more than 6,000 graduates of Soviet and Russian universities who continue to make outstanding contributions to Bangladesh's development in education, science, technology, healthcare, public administration, business, and many other sectors.
A newly elected 22-member Executive Committee will lead the Association's future initiatives, further strengthening educational, cultural, scientific, and humanitarian cooperation between Bangladesh and Russia.
Ms. Alexandra Khlevnoy, Director of the Russian House in Dhaka, congratulated the newly elected committee and expressed confidence that SAAB would continue to play an even stronger role in promoting the enduring friendship and partnership between the two countries. 🤝
The Russian House in Dhaka is proud to support SAAB and its distinguished alumni and looks forward to seeing future generations of Bangladeshi graduates from Russian universities contribute to the nation's progress. 🌍✨
#RussianHouseDhaka #SAAB #RussiaBangladesh #Education #Scholarships #Alumni #Bangladesh #Russia #InternationalCooperation #HigherEducation
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