St Petersburg

The Iskander tactical missile system crashed into a road safety barrier in St. Petersburg.

The object triggered a "special response status," state media reported and authorities have not yet provided an explanation for it.

Vladlen Tatarsky, 40, who was killed in a bomb attack in St. Petersburg on Sunday, was among Russia's most influential military bloggers.

Putin's speech was "symbolically significant" to his audience within Russia's borders, according to the Institute for the Study of War.

Russian President Vladimir Putin himself has acknowledged that "mistakes" have been made in his partial mobilization.

Irina Tsybaneva made a subtle but devastating protest against the Russian leader.

After Vladimir Putin announced mobilization, Russia's parliament said about 3,000 doctors and medical workers could be called up to serve.

Putin is facing the biggest challenge of his 22-year reign, with a growing number of allies criticizing his handling of the Ukraine war.

"Since I have no military experience, I believe that the real reason for the agenda is an attempt to get rid of me," Dmitry Baltrukov told Newsweek.

The president and the director of FEMA have been in touch with mayors of major cities in the path of Hurricane Ian.

More than a thousand people have reportedly been arrested for opposing Putin's announcement that up to 300,000 reservists would be called up to fight.

Four more members of the Smolninskoe local council are set to make court appearances this week.

Deputies in Moscow's Lomonosovsky Municipal District said "it all went wrong somehow" during the president's tenure.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov blamed sanctions for Russia's failure to deliver gas via the key pipeline that delivers gas to Germany via the Baltic Sea.

Vladimir Solovyov said that Russia was only using 18 percent of its army in Ukraine and a "peacetime" army.

The Russian president was addressing the annual St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday.

Margarita Simonyan, head of RT, will moderate St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday.

Russian oligarchs and business leaders will keep a low profile at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum this year, hoping to avoid Western sanctions.

A video of the brawl showed one man being knocked to the floor and later stomped on.

Some local news outlets reported Subbotin went in search of a hangover cure allegedly involving toad poison before his death, but these claims have not been substantiated.

"Claire also faces a long and challenging recovery, and our hope is to give her the best resources possible for her ongoing healthcare needs," her family wrote.

Burj Khalifa, Shanghai Tower and Makkah Royal Clock Tower are among the 20 tallest buildings in the world, as of 2021.

Video of the confrontation shows three protesters run over and sit at their table during a rally in St. Petersburg.

The City of St. Petersburg Police Department announced that, beginning October 1, a Community Assistance Liaison would respond to reports of a drug overdose, intoxicated person, mental health crisis, suicide crisis and disorderly juvenile.

More than 150 people had to be evacuated from St George's hospital in St. Petersburg.

Jesse Austin Millis-Dwyer, 25, of St. Petersburg, was detained by local police on December 6 and hit with more than a dozen charges, including sexual battery on a child less than 12.

The five men were arrested on November 28 in a forest near Vyborg, by Russia's border with Finland.

Oleg Sokolov, 63, fell into St Petersburg's Moika river with a backpack that contained Anastasia Yeshchenko's arms, in addition to the shotgun used to kill her.

A couple from New Zealand have spoken of the fear they felt after evacuating a Russian vessel sailing from St. Petersburg.

The Russian president disclosed the information before firing a cannon to mark his country's Orthodox Christmas.