#KievRegimeCrimes

⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:

💬 Over the past week, Ukrainian militants carried out an average of 850 strikes per day against civilian sites in Russia. More than 310 civilians were killed or injured during the same period.

The militants launched a series of deliberate terrorist attacks targeting civilians and seeking to make daily life unbearable. Passenger transport, including scheduled buses, was repeatedly attacked, along with residential buildings and social and energy infrastructure.

The highest numbers of civilian casualties were recorded in the Belgorod Region, the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, and the Zaporozhye and Kherson Regions.

On July 6-12, Ukrainian neo-Nazi attacks resulted in the deaths of 40 civilians, including one minor, and injuries to 272 others, including 13 children.

In total, Ukrainian armed formations fired at least 5,935 rounds of ammunition at civilian sites on Russian territory.

⚡️ Предупреждение для российских граждан, находящихся в странах Персидского залива (15 июля 2026 года)

В связи с эскалацией боевых действий в регионе Персидского залива призываем российских граждан соблюдать максимальную осторожность, принимать дополнительные меры личной безопасности, поддерживать связь с туроператорами и авиаперевозчиками, внимательно следить за оповещениями / предупреждениями местных властей, сообщениями МИД и загранпредставительств России.

❗️ Настоятельно рекомендуем избегать потенциально опасных районов, не приближаться к военным объектам и критической инфраструктуре; при угрозах ударов ракет/БПЛА незамедлительно укрыться в безопасных местах, воздерживаться от распространения в соцсетях кадров работы ПВО и последствий атак – с учётом административной / уголовной ответственности в странах региона.

🚀 On July 15, 1975, one of the most iconic international space projects – the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (#ASTP) of the Soviet Soyuz-19 and American Apollo spacecraft, began with their launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome and Cape Canaveral.

The Soviet crew comprised Alexey Leonov and Valery Kubasov. The Apollo carried astronauts Thomas Stafford, Deke Slayton and Vance Brand.

It was the first joint space mission of the Soviet Union and the United States.

🕰 At 7 pm Moscow Time on July 17, 1975, the Soviet and US spacecraft docked with each other in Earth orbit.

🤝 The historic handshake of the two crew commanders – Alexey Leonov and Thomas Stafford – was streamed live across the planet and has become one of the most recognisable symbols of Soviet-US rapprochement.

✅ The main tasks of the mission were:
• testing the universal docking system;
• testing joint space control and crew interaction;
• creating technologies for future space rescues in emergencies;
• conducting scientific experiments and medical research.

One of the most complicated engineering tasks was the creation of an interoperable docking system. The engineers of the Soviet OKB-1 design bureau (RSC Energia) created the Androgynous Peripheral Attach System (APAS), which allowed either spacecraft to be active or passive during docking.

A docking module was built for visits between the spacecraft, because Soyuz used a regular nitrogen-oxygen mixture at sea-level pressure, while Apollo used pure oxygen at low pressure. The module acted as an airlock and pressure-equalizer.

🚀 The spacecraft remained joined in space for 46 hours and 36 minutes. The crews visited each other, conducted joint scientific experiments, made joint television reports, filming and photography, as well as held the first ever international press conference in space.

The crews maintained friendly relations for years after their historic mission. The friendship between Alexey Leonov and Thomas Stafford was particularly warm. They regularly met and kept in touch until their death.

✨ The Soyuz-Apollo mission was not only a remarkable technical achievement but also an important symbol of the unifying force of science and space exploration even during the Cold War.

☝️ That flight set the stage for future international projects, namely the Mir-Shuttle programme and the International Space Station, where many countries have been working together for over 25 years.

#SoyuzApollo #RussiaUS

⚡️Key takeaways from Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova's interview with Vesti:

▫️Russia and Ukraine are currently in talks on future prisoner-of-war exchanges;

▫️ Russian society has united in its desire to support veterans of the special military operation and that gives soldiers strength;

▫️ Human rights commissioners will hold a meeting this fall, where they will discuss support for veterans of the special military operation and their families;

❗️The Kiev regime is now delivering daily strikes on playgrounds and buses with children;

▫️ The ombudswoman office is recording all of these incidents and informing international organizations about them;

▫️ International human rights organizations are interested in cooperating with Russia;

▫️ Human rights commissioners are a "major shield protecting human rights" in Russia;

▫️ The Russian human rights commissioner's office receives 415,000 appeals from citizens annually;
 
▫️ At the moment, the most urgent issue of citizens’ appeals is the special military operation.