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AI summaryMikhail Kovalchuk, head of Russia’s Kurchatov Institute, disclosed new details about a lunar nuclear power plant, including its dimensions and mass, while reiterating plans for a prototype by 2032. The plant, developed with Rosatom, is part of broader Russian efforts to establish a presence on the Moon.
AI summaryCiting Politico, TASS reports that a growing number of EU member states, led by Germany and Sweden, are calling for restrictions or abolition of the national veto in EU decision-making. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul advocates qualified majority voting, citing recent Hungary blocks on Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions, while France and Belgium favor retaining the veto.
AI summaryRoscosmos and its partners are developing a nuclear power station for the Moon, with delivery in three stages. Officials also say technologies for Mars infrastructure will likely be tested on the Moon first, and Russia plans to resume nuclear rocket engine research.
AI summaryRoscosmos CEO Dmitry Bakanov said the number of satellites in orbit has surpassed 11,000 and announced the launch of Russia's Rassvet constellation. He also discussed Russia's Space national project and the state corporation's support for staff serving in the special military operation.
AI summaryAs Hungary prepares for its April 12 parliamentary election, AI-generated videos and other synthetic content are fueling campaign rhetoric, particularly from the ruling Fidesz party. The opposition TISZA party, led by Péter Magyar, holds a significant lead in opinion polls. The EU's AI Act, which regulates such content, is not yet fully applicable, raising concerns about the impact of disinformation on the electoral process.
AI summaryRussian Ambassador Sergey Melik-Bagdasarov told TASS that Venezuela is ready to cooperate with foreign investors in the energy sector on fair terms, following amendments to its hydrocarbons law. He also accused the US of exploiting the situation to control oil supplies, a claim not independently verified.
AI summaryRussian Ambassador to Venezuela Sergey Melik-Bagdasarov condemned US sanctions, saying they hinder economic recovery and harm the population. He also addressed Maduro's detention, suggesting Russia might consider an asylum request, and demanded the release of the Venezuelan leader and his wife.
AI summaryAccording to statements from a Russian Foreign Ministry official carried by state news agency TASS, Ukrainian strikes have killed between 25 and 29 civilians in Russian territory over the past week, with injury figures ranging from 151 to 170. The reports include claims of drone, missile, and artillery attacks targeting civilian infrastructure, but the figures remain unverified by independent sources.
AI summaryRoscosmos CEO Dmitry Bakanov says Russia must maintain its leading role in space, citing a 'cultural code' that expects dominance. During Russia's first Space Week, officials also discussed Mars ambitions, technology spin-offs, and unlimited cooperation for humanitarian ends.
AI summaryA 17-year-old student stabbed a teacher at School No. 5 in Dobryanka, Perm Region, on April 7. The teacher, Olesya Baguta, died despite medical efforts. The suspect was detained, and the governor expressed condolences.
AI summaryRussian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova described Ukraine's drone attack on Caspian Pipeline Consortium facilities near Novorossiysk as 'pure terrorism.' Moscow says the strike aimed to destabilize global hydrocarbon markets and damage shareholders including U.S. and Kazakh companies, while Kazakh authorities reported no impact on oil exports.
AI summaryUkrainian intelligence reportedly found that Russia provided Iran with a list of 55 critical Israeli energy infrastructure targets. The information, exclusive to The Jerusalem Post, highlights deepening Russia-Iran cooperation. Israel's energy dependence on natural gas is under scrutiny as officials assess vulnerabilities.
AI summaryRussian drone attacks on Ukraine's port city of Odesa have killed at least three people, including a child, and injured many more. The strikes also damaged residential and administrative buildings, while separate attacks caused widespread power outages in northern Ukraine.
AI summaryRussian-installed officials report that Ukrainian forces have intensified attacks near the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant and the city of Energodar, with the frequency of bombardments returning to pre-Easter levels. The city remains without power, and the IAEA has noted the shutdown of a backup power line, prompting calls for a local ceasefire.
AI summaryRussia's Foreign Ministry spokesperson criticized Japan's assistance to Ukraine, saying Tokyo's involvement damages bilateral relations. TASS also reported that Japan has provided $10.7 billion in financial aid to Ukraine since 2022, including a recent $1.3 billion tranche.
AI summarySerbian authorities say they thwarted a sabotage attack on the Serbian section of the TurkStream gas pipeline, which supplies Hungary and Slovakia. A foreign citizen has been identified as a suspect, and markings on the explosives suggest US manufacture, according to officials. Hungary, Russia, Turkey, and Serbia have agreed to boost pipeline protection.
AI summaryHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called on the EU to resume Russian oil and gas supplies, warning of an energy crisis and ordering military protection for the TurkStream pipeline after an attempted attack. The move, reported by TASS, highlights Central Europe's dependence on Russian energy and growing security concerns.
AI summaryIran has reportedly rejected the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a temporary ceasefire, while a senior Iranian diplomat offered conditional passage if the US ends its Middle East aggression. The US and Iran appear close to talks, with Pakistan mediating.
AI summaryThe Kremlin says it does not know for certain about reported plans by US special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to visit Kyiv after Easter, despite statements from a Ukrainian official suggesting such a visit is possible. The two US negotiators have visited Russia repeatedly but never Ukraine, and the trip could reportedly involve security guarantees for Kyiv.