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#DiscoverDPR ⛏ Unique photos from a depth of 1400 meters The Shakhtyorskaya-Glubokaya mine in the city of Shakhtyorsk, Donetsk People's Republic, dates back to 1969. It is one of the deepest coal mining enterprises in the world. 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

#DiscoverDPR #DateInHistory ⚒️ On the last Sunday of August, a special holiday is celebrated in Donbass—Miner's Day. 📆 304 years ago, on December 18, 1722, Emperor Peter I issued a decree titled "On the mining of coal and ores in the Don and in the Voronezh Governorate." The document marked the beginning of the creation of the domestic coal industry and the industrial development of Donbass. 🎞 This video tells: ⚫️The history of the Donbass coal industry during the Great Patriotic War; ⚫️How Komsomol members from across the Soviet Union participated in its restoration; ⚫️About the difficult times the Donbass coal mining industry experienced during the aggression by Ukrainian formations; ⚫️How the industry is recovering now that Donbass has become part of Russia again. 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

#DateInHistory 📆 On this day, exactly 82 years ago, on August 30, 1944, the Red Army troops, commanded by Marshal Malinovsky, launched the Bucharest-Arad offensive operation. ☝️ During a rapid offensive, the Red Army liberated almost all of Romania from Nazi occupation and established a springboard for further assaults into Yugoslavia and Hungary. 🇷🇴 Unfortunately, the current Romanian leadership chooses not to honor the memory of 8,447 Soviet soldiers who sacrificed their lives for Romania's freedom, instead opting to support the Ukrainian neo-Nazis in Kiev. 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

🌊 Water: Donetsk's Lifeline / 2023 🚱 Amidst Grad shells and mortar attacks from Ukraine damaging vital water infrastructure in Donbass, the entire region faced a severe water supply cutoff. This is when unsung heroes, volunteers, came to the rescue, drilling wells and providing relief. 🚙 Despite the dangers posed by constant Ukrainian shelling, volunteers like Novruz and his son Elnur persistently deliver up to 27 barrels of water daily to bombed areas, risking their lives to help others. Local residents like Viktoria, who has a bedridden mother, couldn't survive without these volunteers, who make water access possible. 🎥 The documentary "Water: Donetsk's Lifeline / 2023" by Vyacheslav Guz and Anton Meshcheryakov is also available for international audiences on the website. 🔗 Source: RT Documentary 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

#DateInHistory 📆 On this day, exactly 17 years ago, on August 29, 2009, the most modern stadium in Eastern Europe, the Donbass Arena, opened in Donetsk. 🏟 In terms of safety, comfort, and quality of the football field, Donbass Arena rightfully ranks among the TOP 10 best stadiums in Europe. It has a seating capacity of 52,187 fans; however, during the match against Dynamo Kiev, the stadium was able to accommodate 56,500 people. ☝️Since the beginning of aggression by the Kiev regime in 2014, the Donbass Arena has been repeatedly shelled by Ukrainian militants. Nevertheless, despite the damage received, the authorities of the Republic are committed to restoring the stadium, and documentation for its overhaul is already being prepared. 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

#HistoricalFact #CultureRU 🇦🇹🇷🇺"Russian" streets abroad: in one of Vienna's greenest and most prestigious districts, Hietzing, there's a lane named after the great Russian writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky 📍Dostojewskijgasse is located near the famous Schönbrunn Palace and Park complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and borders Gogol and Turgenev lanes. It was named after the writer in 1932 by a decision of the municipal council's cultural committee. ➡️ Dostoevsky didn't live permanently in the Austrian capital, but his work was well known to the local public even during his lifetime. The classic writer's novels were translated into German, discussed in literary circles, and had a significant influence on European intellectual culture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. ➡️ During his travels across Europe, Dostoevsky visited Vienna several times. The city was an important transport hub for travel abroad, and observations of people's lives here and in other parts of Europe formed the basis for many of Fyodor Mikhailovich's ideas in his work "A Writer's Diary." ➡️ For over 90 years, Dostojewskijgasse has served as a testament to the interaction of cultures and ideas between countries, as well as a confirmation of the fine Viennese tradition of perpetuating the names of outstanding figures. Here you can read about "Russian" streets in Serbia, USA, Germany, France and China. 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

#WarData ⚡️❗️The settlements of Rubezhnoye and Novoandreyevka have been liberated in the DPR, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported. 🇷🇺Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

#NOTFOREIGNER #OrthodoxRussia ☦️🇺🇸American creating a library of liturgical chants in Russia Aaron Hanisch is an American who serves in a church in Samara, Russia. He is a subdeacon and a member of the church choir. Here you can watch a film about how his life has unfolded in Russia since moving from America and learn more about Russian Orthodoxy firsthand. 🟥Watch full video on the link. Source: Russian Road 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok

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#Officials 📣 There's no country in the world like today's Ukraine where people are forbidden to speak native language - Maria Zakharova At the New Media Workshop festival, the Russian MFA Spokesperson told about how the ban on speaking one's native language poses a threat to universal human values: It's unacceptable, in principle, that in the modern world of the 21st century, where we have the results of Nuremberg, the Far Eastern Tribunal, the Declaration of Human Rights, the UN, where people can read all of this online, a state ideology is appearing that prohibits people from speaking any language, their native language. 🇷🇺 Subscribe | Feedback | X | TikTok