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Britain probably lifted the ban on Storm Shadow strikes on the territory of the Russian Federation - mass media
UN Secretary-General's spokesman: Russia's use of new missile is 'alarming'
Guerrillas helped destroy a Russian army drone unit in Donetsk region
The Russian ballistic missile “Oreshnik” had several warheads - representatives of the United States and the West
There are 6 enemy missile carriers in the Black Sea with a total volley of up to 23 missiles
Grimes says Elon Musk has become “unrecognizable”
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The mysterious “Oreshnik”: what it is and how the missile was developed, which the enemy used to hit the Dnieper River
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Warmth and comfort for IDPs: how Brovary creates conditions for winterization of IDPs
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NABU takes on another Minister of Agrarian Policy: who can benefit from it
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 released today: what is known about the release of the most anticipated game
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Winter is coming: why it is important for Ukraine to switch to alternative energy supply technologies
Melting glaciers forced Switzerland and Italy to change the border
The countries are negotiating to change part of the border in the Alps due to melting glaciers. Switzerland has already approved an agreement covering the Rose Plateau region and other areas near the Matterhorn.
Flooding situation in southern Germany improves, water level decreases
The water level in rivers in southern Germany is gradually decreasing after floods, and the German meteorological service is lifting warnings about adverse weather conditions in the region.
March 26: World Vermouth Day, "Make Up Your Own Holiday" Day
Today, March 26, all cocktail lovers can join the World Vermouth Day. The event was founded by the famous bartender and vermouth producer Giancarlo Mancino.