Tsunami alerts issued for US, Japan, Philippines after massive earthquake, Magnitude of earthquake in Kamchatka reaches 8.7

Tsunami alerts have been issued in dozens of countries after a massive earthquake off the Russian coast.

Tsunami alert after powerful earthquakes hit Russia’s Pacific coast , Kamchatka

A tsunami warning has been issued after fifth earthquakes, including the strongest magnitude 7.4 quake, were recorded off the Pacific coast of Russia, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

Russia launches first space mission to Moon in 47 years

Russia launched its first mission to the surface of the Moon in nearly half a century, in a bid to be the first country to land on the lunar south pole.

Progress MS-23 spacecraft carrying food, satellite, other cargo docks to ISS

The Progress MS-23 spacecraft, launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome Wednesday, docked to the ‘Poisk’ module of the Russian segment of the International Space Station, according to a TASS reporter at the RKA Mission Control Center.

Death toll from fires in Russia’s Kurgan region rises to 21

Twenty-one people have died in fires in Russia’s Kurgan region, sources told TASS on Tuesday.

Russian researchers discover bacteria with ability to decompose oil

  

Scientists from the Russian Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) have discovered types of bacteria that can consume oil.

Russia, China Intend To Create Working Body On Northern Sea Route Project

Russia and China intend to create a working group that will oversee the Northern Sea Route project, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday.

Oil Prices Rise as Russia Announces Hefty Output Reduction

 World oil prices soared following Russia’s announcement of its planned hefty output cuts in February.

Baptism, Epiphany, 2023: How to swim safely diving in icy waters with the old calendar

 

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Russia’s only tanker with oil to enter Bosphorus on Monday — Turkey’s authorities

 

The only Russian tanker with crude oil currently stuck near the Bosphorus will enter the strait on Monday, the Turkish Transport Ministry’s Directorate General of Coastal Safety said on Sunday.

Russia, Turkey Keep In Touch Over Maritime Traffic Issue Off Turkish Coast

Moscow and Ankara keep in touch over the maritime traffic issue off the Turkish coast, where a number of oil tankers have stuck, measures will be taken if needed, a source familiar with the situation told Sputnik on Thursday.

China extends pipeline for Russian gas supplies to Shanghai

China has completed the construction of a gas pipeline segment connected to the Power of Siberia gas line and reaching Shanghai at present, Xinhua news agency reports on Wednesday, citing the PipeChina company.

Russia will not supply oil to countries introducing price cap

 

Russia does not plan to supply oil or petroleum products to countries that will introduce the price cap, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told reporters.

Fire At Nightclub In Russia's Kostroma: The death toll increased to 15, 5 more people injured

 

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Works At Akkuyu NPP Will Be Continued At Accelerated Pace

Construction of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant (NPP) will continue at an accelerated pace, Turkish Energy Minister Fatih Donmez said, adding that the first unit of the NPP should be launched in 2023.

Major French Cities Likely To Face Blackouts In 2022-2023 - Reports - UrduPoint

Major French cities are likely to face blackouts within this year and the next one, media reported.

Britain to ramp up gas transit to Europe – reports — RT

The UK could become a “transit” country for natural gas supplies to Europe this summer, the Daily Telegraph reported Friday, citing data by British energy giant National Grid. Europe, which relies on Russia for about 40% of its natural gas, seeks to cut imports by two-thirds in 2022.

Central Asia blackout leaves millions without power - BBC News

Millions of people were left for hours without electricity on Tuesday when a huge power blackout hit cities in three Central Asian countries.

NASA to monitor debris caused by Russia’s alleged anti-satellite missile test - TASS

Russia’s alleged test of an anti-satellite missile has endangered the International Space Station (ISS) and the crew on board of the orbital outpost, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said in a statement.

Climate Change Threatens Russia’s Permafrost and Oil Economy

 

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