HomeWorldThe Kremlin may introduce... October 18, 2022 The Kremlin may introduce martial law at a meeting of the Security Council. By Alexis FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Alexisbunatimes.com Related - A word from our sponsors - Most Popular Georgia election: CEC announces the success of the ruling pro -russian party Part of the Cherkasy region is left without light due to Russia’s blow The general staff reviewed the front situation RESULTS 04.10: ATTENTION ATTENTION AND A BUSINESS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION TagsRussian aggressionRussian news LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Previous articleMetro in Dnipro – ex-people’s deputy Nikitas was detained trying to bribe FilatovNext articleReferences to other Pixar films in ‘Coco’ More from Author World Georgia election: CEC announces the success of the ruling pro -russian party David - World Part of the Cherkasy region is left without light due to Russia’s blow David - World The general staff reviewed the front situation David - World RESULTS 04.10: ATTENTION ATTENTION AND A BUSINESS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION David - - A word from our sponsors - Read Now Georgia election: CEC announces the success of the ruling pro -russian party Part of the Cherkasy region is left without light due to Russia’s blow The general staff reviewed the front situation RESULTS 04.10: ATTENTION ATTENTION AND A BUSINESS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION Business activity in the Russian Federation has fallen to a minimum since 2022 – CPD Russians attacked Lviv and Kolomyia In Russia, another refinery is on fire In the Czech Republic, Pro -Russian Babish party won election Caliber and not only: Rockets fly to Ukraine Shostosta without light: In the ova talked about the situation In Vilnius, the airport stopped working because of balloons Trump ordered to send troops to another state, the governor against
