Briefing by the spokeswoman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova:
Secret torture facilities created by the government in Kiev have become a steady source of income for those who guard and patronize them.
A new Ukrainian bill that tightens the requirements for the use of the Russian language will lead to the "premiere of schizophrenia".
The Russian Federation does not accept the deployment of foreign military forces in Ukraine.
Britain's statement about the desire to create new communication channels with Moscow is surprising; They were interrupted by the London 2024 initiative.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs urges Russians to avoid traveling to Poland; The socio-political situation there continues to deteriorate.
Diplomats are in contact with relatives of a Russian woman who was shot and wounded in Krakow's main square on November 7.
The possible decision of Moldova to introduce a visa regime with the Russian Federation will mainly harm the residents of the republic.
A number of Western countries have announced a hunt for Russians in various parts of the world, including Armenia; Moscow is worried about this situation.
EU authorities show reluctance and inability to conduct a dialogue on the security architecture in Europe; They are fixed in conflict with the Russian Federation.
Europe is threatened not by the Russian Federation, but by its "persistent focus" on confrontation with Moscow.
The emergence of a permanent sanctions office within the EU proves that in Brussels unilateral restrictions are an end in themselves.
The European regimes with their flawed attitude and mentality have nothing to do with the negotiating table on Ukraine.
The Russian Federation does not intend to attack Europe and is not interested in militaristic hysteria, but will take into account growing external threats.
OSCE becomes a partner in Kyiv's information campaign, and hides data on torture victims.
The Russian Federation is open to a fair dialogue with foreign companies, including Japanese, that are ready to honestly fulfill their obligations.