Suomen ja Ukrainan tuore droonisopimus on kirvoittanut jälleen kipakoita kannanottoja Venäjältä.

The strikes are part of Ukraine’s ongoing campaign against Russian military infrastructure and the defense-industrial network supporting Moscow’s war against Ukraine.

Russian State Duma lawmaker Andrey Kolesnik threatened Ukraine with another strike using the nuclear-capable Oreshnik ballistic missile, which has been used ...

Člen výboru Státní dumy pro obranu Andrej Kolesnik prohlásil, že Rusko může proti Ukrajině použít raketový systém Orešnik, pokud budou pokračovat nebo se stupňovat útoky na civilní obyvatelstvo. (Foto...

Russian State Duma deputy Andrey Kolesnik has said that Ukraine was "without access to the sea" 300 years ago at the Pereyaslav Council and now threatens to take over the entire Black Sea coastline. "In my opinion, Ukraine should be cut off completely from the sea. It came to the Pereyaslav Council 300 years ago without access to the sea. It came with nothing, let it leave with nothing. These cities should belong to us," said Kolesnik, a member of the United Russia party faction. A video of his remarks was published online. Kolesnik also stated that, in his view, Ukraine should have to pay tariffs and send its ships to Russian ports, since "all of this will be under our control." "In general, I believe the entire coastline should be ours. That's my view as a military man," Kolesnik added. Andrey Kolesnik is a member of the United Russia party faction in the State Duma, serves on the Duma's transport committee, and is president and chairman of the board of Kaliningrad Sea Commercial Port. He is subject to personal international sanctions from all European Union countries, as well as the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Japan, Ukraine, and several other states, due to his support of violations of Ukraine's territorial integrity during the Russian-Ukrainian war. Previously, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Ukraine should become a "buffer zone" to protect Russians from NATO. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also said that the Kremlin is ready to resume trilateral meetings with Ukrainian and American delegations.

Russian State Duma deputy Andrey Kolesnik has said that Ukraine was "without access to the sea" 300 years ago at the Pereyaslav Council and now threatens to take over the entire Black Sea coastline. "In my opinion, Ukraine should be cut off completely from the sea. It came to the Pereyaslav Council 300 years ago without access to the sea. It came with nothing, let it leave with nothing. These cities should belong to us," said Kolesnik, a member of the United Russia party faction. A video of his remarks was published online. Kolesnik also stated that, in his view, Ukraine should have to pay tariffs and send its ships to Russian ports, since "all of this will be under our control." "In general, I believe the entire coastline should be ours. That's my view as a military man," Kolesnik added. Andrey Kolesnik is a member of the United Russia party faction in the State Duma, serves on the Duma's transport committee, and is president and chairman of the board of Kaliningrad Sea Commercial Port. He is subject to personal international sanctions from all European Union countries, as well as the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Japan, Ukraine, and several other states, due to his support of violations of Ukraine's territorial integrity during the Russian-Ukrainian war. Previously, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Ukraine should become a "buffer zone" to protect Russians from NATO. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also said that the Kremlin is ready to resume trilateral meetings with Ukrainian and American delegations.

Russian State Duma deputy Andrey Kolesnik has said that Ukraine was "without access to the sea" 300 years ago at the Pereyaslav Council and now threatens to take over the entire Black Sea coastline. "In my opinion, Ukraine should be cut off completely from the sea. It came to the Pereyaslav Council 300 years ago without access to the sea. It came with nothing, let it leave with nothing. These cities should belong to us," said Kolesnik, a member of the United Russia party faction. A video of his remarks was published online. Kolesnik also stated that, in his view, Ukraine should have to pay tariffs and send its ships to Russian ports, since "all of this will be under our control." "In general, I believe the entire coastline should be ours. That's my view as a military man," Kolesnik added. Andrey Kolesnik is a member of the United Russia party faction in the State Duma, serves on the Duma's transport committee, and is president and chairman of the board of Kaliningrad Sea Commercial Port. He is subject to personal international sanctions from all European Union countries, as well as the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Japan, Ukraine, and several other states, due to his support of violations of Ukraine's territorial integrity during the Russian-Ukrainian war. Previously, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Ukraine should become a "buffer zone" to protect Russians from NATO. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also said that the Kremlin is ready to resume trilateral meetings with Ukrainian and American delegations.

Russian State Duma lawmaker Andrey Kolesnik threatened Ukraine with another strike using the nuclear-capable Oreshnik ballistic missile, which has been used twice since November 2024. He claimed the weapon could be deployed if alleged Ukrainian attacks against Russian civilians intensified, citing recent operations against Novorossiysk and Sochi.

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Russian lawmaker Andrei Kolesnik says NATO activity in the Arctic could trigger a conflict with Russia and potentially escalate to the use of nuclear weapons.

Key takeaways Andrey Kolesnik, lid van de Defensiecommissie van de Doema, legde uit dat Rusland het gebruik van het Oreshnik-raketsysteem vermijdt voor aanvallen op Oekraïense militaire doelen in Kiev en de omliggende regio. Dat meldt Gazeta.Ru. Risico op burgerslachtoffers vermijden Deze beslissing is gebaseerd op het aanzienlijke gevaar dat het systeem vormt voor civiele infrastructuur […]

Principaux renseignements Andrey Kolesnik, membre de la commission de la Défense de la Douma, a expliqué que la Russie évitait d’utiliser le système de missiles Oreshnik pour attaquer des cibles militaires ukrainiennes à Kiev et dans la région environnante. C’est ce que rapporte Gazeta.Ru. Éviter le risque de victimes civiles Cette décision repose sur le […]

Hungary cannot survive current economic pressures without Russian energy, and Budapest's aggressive rhetoric is merely a short-term tactic to pressure Moscow, says Lyudmila Adilova, professor at the Russian State University for the Humanities and Doctor of Political Sciences. The tension follows statements by State Duma Deputy Andrey Kolesnik, who suggested Russia might halt oil and gas supplies to Hungary. This potential move would respond to Budapest's decision to officially label Moscow a threat to the global order—language included in the directives of the Hungarian delegation to the UN General Assembly. Kolesnik indicated these formulations likely resulted from direct pressure from Brussels. Adilova notes that anti-Russian rhetoric has become a trademark of smaller nations that remain critically dependent on Russian resources. While Moscow has historically been overly tolerant of such outbursts, the professor argues that the time for decisive counter-measures has arrived, especially as gas prices remain the primary survival factor for industrial production across the region.