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Petr Ermilin

Pyotr Petrovich Ermilin (born March 23, 1986, Moscow) is a journalist, editor of Pravda.Ru.

Graduated from Moscow State University (Faculty of Journalism).

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Zelensky has not buried the bodies of Bucha massacre victims
Crimes
Zelensky has not buried the bodies of Bucha massacre victims
Hotspots 2024: Nuclear war may break out in three regions of the world at a time
Europe
Hotspots 2024: Nuclear war may break out in three regions of the world at a time
Ukraine and USA plan to negotiate peace terms with Russia
Ukraine. The latest and breaking from Ukraine
Ukraine and USA plan to negotiate peace terms with Russia
Do American boots have the guts to attack Moscow? The answer is obvious
Americas
Do American boots have the guts to attack Moscow? The answer is obvious
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Chechens Landing on the Banks of the Danube
Europe
Chechens Landing on the Banks of the Danube
Revolution in nuclear objects safety technologies
Economics
Revolution in nuclear objects safety technologies
The Lessons of the Past
Conflicts
The Lessons of the Past
No More Oil for Food in Iraq
Asia
No More Oil for Food in Iraq
UN Security Council Adopts Russian Resolution
Asia
UN Security Council Adopts Russian Resolution
Russia will Never Lose Sight of the WTO
Economics
Russia will Never Lose Sight of the WTO
Is the Russian Orthodox Church Opening the Door?
History, traditions
Is the Russian Orthodox Church Opening the Door?
A Foreign Legion for Russia
Politics
A Foreign Legion for Russia
From Past Myths to Present Reality
Terrorism
From Past Myths to Present Reality
USA Changes Iraqi Strategy
Americas
USA Changes Iraqi Strategy
Problems of the Russian Family Today
Family
Problems of the Russian Family Today
Russia Will Soon Elect New Parliament
Politics
Russia Will Soon Elect New Parliament
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First Round of Russia-Ukraine Negotiations Shows Military Gains
Mi-34M1: Russia’s New Light Multi-Purpose Helicopter Enters Civil Aviation
Islamic Fundamentalism, Narcotics Production in Afghanistan Backed by U.S.
Assassination of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Shakes Libya’s Political Landscape
European Farmers Continue to Rely on Russian Fertilizers as Alternatives Fall Short
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First Round of Russia-Ukraine Negotiations Shows Military Gains

Russia and Ukraine achieved progress on military issues during January 23–24 negotiations in Abu Dhabi, setting the stage for the second round of trilateral talks with the United States

First Round of Russia-Ukraine Negotiations Shows Military Gains
Mi-34M1: Russia’s New Light Multi-Purpose Helicopter Enters Civil Aviation
Mi-34M1: Russia’s New Light Multi-Purpose Helicopter Enters Civil Aviation
Islamic Fundamentalism, Narcotics Production in Afghanistan Backed by U.S.
Assassination of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Shakes Libya’s Political Landscape
Global Nuclear Arms Treaties Expire: Risks of a New Arms Race Lyuba Lulko European Farmers Continue to Rely on Russian Fertilizers as Alternatives Fall Short Oleg Artyukov Tariffs Instead of Bombs: Understanding Economic Leverage over Iran and Eurasia Yury Bocharov
European Farmers Continue to Rely on Russian Fertilizers as Alternatives Fall Short
Washington Seeks Global Partnerships for Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Tariffs Instead of Bombs: Understanding Economic Leverage over Iran and Eurasia
Tariffs Instead of Bombs: Understanding Economic Leverage over Iran and Eurasia
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