Eid Al Fitr prayer in Moscow, Russia 🇷🇺

Eid prayer in Moscow Russia Allah Akbar ☝️

“Honestly I don’t consider myself a hero” 15 year old Cloakroom attendant, Khalilov helped save dozens of attended during concert attack near Moscow.

The Bublik Apartments in Moscow, Russia

On the 12-year anniversary of Syria’s civil #war, Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad visited #Moscow and held talks with Russian President Vladimir #Putin. The talks were expected to focus on rebuilding #Syria and mending Damascus’s relations with Turkey. Assad thanked Putin for backing Syria’s territorial integrity. Russia had launched a military campaign in Syria in September 2015 and helped the Assad government gain back most of Syria’s territory from armed opposition groups. Assad also offered Putin his support in the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Red Square is one of the oldest and largest squares in Moscow, the capital of Russia😍

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law suspending Russia's participation in the New START treaty, the only remaining arms control treaty with the US, Russian news agency TASS reported. According to the agency, the document was published on February 28, and the law came into force at its official publication. "A decision to resume Russia's participation in the treaty can be made by the head of state," the agency added. On February 21, Putin said that Moscow was suspending the New START treaty with the US over its growing involvement in the Ukraine war. The treaty, signed in 2010 and extended in 2021 for another five years, aims to control and reduce strategic nuclear forces used by the US and Russia.

After 365 days of fighting in Ukraine, Moscow has lost up to 50 percent of its tanks and is running low on ammunition, according to a senior US official. Here’s a comparison of the equipment lost by Russia and Ukraine on the battlefield

Despite Russia's swift advance at the beginning of the war, Russian and pro-Russian forces currently only claim around 18 percent of Ukrainian land — including the Donetsk region and Crimea, which Moscow illegally annexed in 2014. Russian control in Ukraine, one year on 👇

Russian President Vladimir Putin hailed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as a “strong, firm leader” who always defended Türkiye’s interests. Speaking to the Valdai Discussion Club on Thursday, Putin said Erdogan was a “consistent, reliable partner,” adding that the Turkish president does not allow to be manipulated by anyone. Many projects with Türkiye are born from difficult disputes, but we eventually achieve them, Putin said. Ankara has played a vital role as a go-between for Kiev and Moscow since the start of the conflict, brokering the Black Sea grain deal and assisting in a number of prisoner exchangers - the only diplomatic breakthroughs to date in the eight-month conflict. Read more: http://trt.world/vhk9