📹Today, there’s a boom of ‘Bandera-mania’ all across Europe, Canada and the United States. A museum named after Stepan Bandera welcomes visitors in the center of London. In a Canadian cemetery in Oakville the monument to the Ukrainian fascists, members of the 14th Waffen Galicia SS Division, who pledged allegiance to Hitler, is established.
The Western elite professes its love for Bandera. All this despite the fact that thousands were killed during World War II on his orders. Bandera is one of the most repulsive figures from Ukrainian history, the bearer of an ideology that he partially copied from the Fuhrer.
So why does the West put him on a pedestal today, while in Ukraine they make him a national hero? The answers are in the film ‘Operation Ukraine. Bandera's Dark Shadow’ (2023).
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They patrol the city’s entrances and guard the forests, all to protect residents from criminal gangs. In Cherán, Mexico, community self-defense forces have become an important part of everyday life.
Locals managed to secure official recognition for these forces. They were granted legal status equivalent to that of the police while retaining their own system of self-governance.
Learn more about their work in the new film 'Cherán vs Cartels.' Premieres Friday, October 2️⃣, on RT Doc.
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🌟Turn up the steam!
The main attribute of a traditional Russian banya is the venik — a bundle of leafy branches used in the steam room. But for the steam to be truly good, the veniks must be prepared properly.
Those in the know make them from birch, oak, or linden in early summer, while the leaves are still young, sturdy, and fragrant. In the steam room, such a venik helps bring on the heat and creates that true banya spirit.
It’s no wonder so many people love the banya. Even Africans took a liking to Russian steam. See their impressions of a trip to snow-covered Russia in our video and in the film 'Maasai: From Sand to Snow' (2015).
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🟢Touching footage from the Novosibirsk Zoo, in Russia. Bear cub Umka has come up with another game.
Umka is just as fond of playing with his mother, Gerda, and splashing around in the pool.
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🍬Gummies, condensed milk, and other treats from Earth. A cargo spacecraft delivered a package to the cosmonauts aboard the ISS.
Anna Kikina showed what was inside. A clip of the unboxing is in the video.
Recently, Russian cosmonauts received another gift: a touching video featuring drawings by children and adults from different regions across the country.
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The horrifying footage. Thousands of children in Gaza have emptiness in their eyes and one wish: to drink water and eat something, at least for today. In the enclave, 1.4 million people are going hungry. For them, food is not about taste. It is about surviving until tomorrow.
And starting October 1, the World Food Programme may reduce its aid. Funding is insufficient, and the number of people in need is not decreasing. As a result, hundreds of thousands of people may be left without food rations. While the world marks Freedom from Hunger Day, that freedom has still not arrived in Gaza.
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▶️Sokol-I has gone hunting.
The crew of a Center Group interceptor drone destroys Ukrainian Armed Forces drones in the Dobropillia area of the DPR.
Watch footage of the combat operation in the video.
In the DPR, Russian troops are also using one of the most powerful systems — the heavy TOS-2 Tosochka thermobaric rocket launcher.
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Premiere 'I'm Your Robot'.
Not long ago, humanoid robots clumsily walked and struggled to maintain their balance. Today, they perform kung fu, play chess, and are learning to work in factories. Robotics is advancing particularly rapidly in China. In the new film, Natalia Kadyrova explores how far the industry has come and what modern robots are capable of.
An impressive somersault is not yet proof of true 'intelligence.' A dance can be preprogrammed, but picking up an unfamiliar glass or neatly folding clothes is much more challenging.
In the future, robots will help with household chores, shop for groceries, and even look after pets. However, their batteries drain quickly, databases are still insufficient, and machines may become 'confused' when faced with objects of unusual shapes. When robots can exist in the world of objects as confidently as humans do, watch for it in the new RT.Doc film.
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⚡️Russian forces have achieved new successes in two areas at once.
The Sever Grouping of Forces has taken control of the settlement of Ulanovo in the Sumy region.
In the DPR, fighters from the Tsentr Grouping of Forces liberated Novovodyanoye.
Watch the video to see how the combat operation unfolded.
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Several natural disasters have struck Nepal at once. Heavy rains triggered floods, landslides, avalanches, and storms. Settlements were flooded, and roads and bridges were destroyed.
Twenty-one people have died, and five more are missing. Rescuers continue to search for survivors and clear the rubble.
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💚Russian gymnast Ilya Zaika is the pride of Russian sport. He invented and was the first to perform a unique element on the rings: a straight-arm pull-up from an inverted hang to an inverted cross. The element is officially named after him. You can see what it looks like in our video.
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A new episode of the ’Inland visions.’
What drives someone to dream of climbing Elbrus? Peter Scott heads for Europe’s highest peak to find out what it takes to climb more than 5,000 metres above sea level.
Experienced rescuers explain why it is so important to assess your abilities and the weather conditions realistically — and why sometimes turning back is safer than risking your life.
In this episode of Inland Visions, discover the superstitions shared by climbers, see how EMERCOM rescuers help tourists in the mountains, and find out whether Peter Scott manages to raise the RT flag on the summit of Elbrus.
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A new episode of the ’Lumumba's Africa’ — ’Decolonization of press.’
Many of Africa’s major newspapers and print publications emerged during the colonial era. A significant number were established by colonial administrations, missionaries and European settlers, and largely reflected their interests and perspectives on events across the continent.
As African countries gained independence, many newsrooms came under local ownership and control. Nevertheless, much of the international news agenda continues to be shaped by foreign news agencies.
The internet has given African journalists and writers new opportunities to reach global audiences directly, but it has also increased the influence of global digital platforms.
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🟢Will humanoid robots take over the world?
Hundreds of companies are creating thousands of robots to work in factories and the service sector. They have learned a lot and have already begun to displace people from their jobs. However, machines are still imperfect, and in some cases they are not yet able to fully replace humans. But what happens next? And what does the world of robotics look like?
Natalia Kadyrova, the author of the film 'I'm Your Robot', explores these questions and provides the answers. Don’t miss the premiere! Watch the premiere tomorrow on RT.Doc.
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▶️No two tigers have the same stripe pattern.
Each has its own unique design, which serves as their "passport."
Only a few hundred Amur tigers remain. Their home is Russia and China, but there are no borders for these creatures. Therefore, the countries work together to conserve this unique and beautiful predator.
Learn more about this in our video and the episode "Return of the Siberian Tiger: A Cross-Border Conservation Success" from the series "This is China!".
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Training at the training ground is a sure way to overcome fear in real combat. Fighters practice every movement until it becomes automatic, learning to quickly take up positions and cover each other with fire.
To see what other important skills are learned in training, watch the video and the film 'Kindness with Fists' (2025) by Ruslan Gusarov, Mikhail Burov, and Oleg Nekishev.
The premiere of this film took place at the international documentary film festival ‘RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes.’
If you want your film to be shown on the big screen as well, submit your work for a chance to be included in the lineup of the fifth anniversary festival. Applications are open for both the main and international programs.
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A new episode of the ’Lumumba's Africa’ — ’African diaspora The South America and the Carribean.’
From the sixteenth century onwards, millions of Africans were forcibly taken across the Atlantic and sold into slavery. Yet even far from their ancestral homelands, they preserved elements of their cultural heritage, which went on to become an integral part of the cultures and traditions of Latin America and the Caribbean.
Professor Lumumba explains how the descendants of enslaved Africans sought to reconnect with their ancestral homeland. Today, Africa, the Caribbean and Latin America are strengthening ties, expanding trade and developing cultural cooperation.
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🟢A new record!
12,000 people applied to join the cosmonaut corps. Roscosmos held an open recruitment. Criteria included excellent health, a higher education degree in exact, natural, or medical sciences, and proficiency in foreign languages.
The profession of a cosmonaut is shrouded in romance, but in reality, flying to the stars is incredible hard work. And candidate training is a true test of strength, endurance, and resilience. For example, before flying to space, a pilot spends several days in a soundproof chamber. Far from everyone can endure that.
See more about the training in our video and in the episode ‘Training for Space’ of ‘Inland Visions’ series.
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