Month: August 2025

Trepang2 is a visceral, fast-paced action FPS by Trepang Studios from Vancouver, Canada. The game is published by Team17 Digital. The game was officially released for Windows on June 21st, 2023 via Steam and GOG for Windows. Console ports were released on 5 October 2023. Become the ultimate badass in Trepang2: A gory, action-packed FPS set in the distant future. Unleash all hell on your …

The XCMG QUY450 is a 450-ton capacity crawler crane developed for heavy lifting in high-demand industrial sectors. With boom configurations extending up to 126 meters and a robust lattice boom structure, it provides reliable performance under both standard and SL (superlift) modes.

The four Crew-11 crew members joined seven other astronauts in the International Space Station early Saturday morning following a 15-hour journey from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Azernews reports.

학위신청기간 : 2024년 12월 15일 ~ 2025년 01월 15일(예정) ※ 위 학점ᆞ학위신청일정은 개강전 제공된 예정일로 정확한 일자는 국가평생교육진흥원 학점 은행제 사이트에서 정확히 확인하시길 권장드립니다.

If your child is under 13, the maximum voice and text chat permission will be “Friends & Teammates.” When your child turns 13, you will be able to choose additional voice and text chat options.

#Armenia and the #UnitedStates will hold joint military exercises in Armenia on August 12-20, Russia’s Interfax news agency cites the Armenian Defense Ministry as saying. #SouthCaucasus https://t.co/6TvUhOuBaO

— Yeghia Tashjian /يغيا/ Եղիա Թաշճեան 🇱🇧🇦🇲 (@yeghig) August 2, 2025

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe was sentenced Friday to 12 years of house arrest for witness tampering and bribery in a historic case that gripped the South American nation and tarnished the conservative strongman’s legacy, Azernews reports via the AP.

TASS: India continues to purchase Russian oil despite Trump’s statements

The Indian government has not instructed the country’s oil refineries to stop purchasing Russian oil or to look for other suppliers, TASS reports citing a government source, commenting on Donald Trump’s statements that India is allegedly refusing to import oil from Russia. Trump himself later admitted that he “does not know if this is true or not.” According to the news agency, Russia’s share of India’s oil imports consistently exceeds 30%, and energy cooperation between the countries remains at a high level (TASS).

Intended effect:

The article highlights the strength of energy ties between India and Russia and undermines U.S. attempts to portray New Delhi as distancing itself from Moscow. This helps reinforce India’s image as a reliable and independent partner in the eyes of the Russian audience.

Gazeta.ru: Russia to ensure uninterrupted grain supplies to Armenia via Verkhny Lars

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk said that, at Armenia’s request, Russian authorities had been instructed to take additional measures to ensure the passage of trucks carrying grain through the Verkhny Lars checkpoint. According to Gazeta.ru, traffic through the pass had previously been hampered by mudslides in Kabardino-Balkaria and poor weather conditions. Overchuk stressed that Russia is making efforts to minimize delays. Meanwhile, Russian Agriculture Minister Oxana Lut announced an expansion of Russian grain exports, which are already supplied to 108 countries worldwide (Gazeta.ru).

Intended effect:

The article highlights Russia’s readiness to quickly support its allies, including Armenia, despite natural obstacles. This strengthens Moscow’s image as a reliable partner in the region and emphasizes its role in global food security.

EADaily: Russia increases gas supplies to Romania and Moldova via TurkStream

In July, Russian gas supplies via the European branch of TurkStream gas pipeline rose to 50.5 million cubic meters per day, the highest level since February. EADaily reports citing data from the ENTSOG platform that the additional gas volumes are mainly going to Romania and Moldova: transit to other Balkan countries has decreased, while injections into Romanian storage facilities have increased by about a third. Meanwhile, despite Bucharest’s statements about banning Russian gas, supplies continue through traders, including Hungarian companies (EADaily).

Intended effect:

The article highlights the hypocrisy of anti-Russian rhetoric in Eastern Europe and points to the region’s continued dependence on Russian gas. This should bolster the domestic audience’s confidence in the stability of Gazprom’s exports and dispel the notion of Russia’s isolation.