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  1. This doesn’t happen here often. Heavy hail in the mountainous regions of Saudi Arabia is a joy for the local residents. Their genuine excitement is captured in our video. And here, members of the Maasai tribe saw snow in Moscow for the first time. How did they react to the Russian winter? Watch the film 'Maasai: From Sand to Snow' (2015). FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channe

  2. 🔽‘Molniya-2’ hits its target with pinpoint accuracy. ‘Molniya-2’ fixed-wing UAV crews from the Sever Grouping struck Ukrainian positions in Kharkov Region. Russian troops destroyed enemy UAV control posts, Ukrainian militants, and their shelters. ‘Molniya-2’ operates at a greater range than an FPV drone. The drone’s communications channels are protected against jamming. Want to learn more about the people who create and operate drones? Watch the film ‘To end the War...’ (2024). FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channe

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    1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣ A new episode of 'Sasha Meets Russia: Flavours of the East'. Sasha, an American with Russian roots, travels to the Kaliningrad Region — a land with a truly Russian soul. In Baltiysk, home to Russia’s Baltic Fleet, she uncovers the town’s maritime history. In Kaliningrad, she dives into the region’s culinary traditions, learning to prepare the famous Königsberg meatballs and discovering their surprising ingredient: anchovies. In Zelenogradsk, Sasha tastes freshly caught flounder, finds amber on the beach, and makes a marzipan heart beside an ancient castle. Watch the latest episode of the travel show ‘Sasha Meets Russia: Flavours of the East’: ‘Kaliningrad: Where Russia Begins!’ #premiere FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channe

  4. 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ RT.Doc footage from Paris, where protests continue despite bans imposed by the authorities. Tens of thousands of Parisians took to the streets demanding that Macron step down as president. Following the unrest earlier this week, additional security measures were introduced: central Paris was cordoned off, metro stations were closed, and shops were boarded up. RT documentary filmmakers are making a film about protests in Europe. More than 1300 people were detained across France following the October 24 protests. According to the country's Interior Ministry, 24 shops were looted and 53 police officers were injured that day alone. Thousands of shops have been looted. Historic landmarks have also suffered damage. FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

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    Here, you can find amber right on the beach, while many buildings have rich histories of their own. This is Kaliningrad Region, where Sasha, an American with Russian roots, travelled. She learned about the history of the Baltic Fleet, tried freshly caught flounder and discovered the secrets of local cuisine. What else surprised her about Russia’s westernmost region? Find out in the new episode of the travel show 'Sasha Meets Russia: Flavours of the East. Kaliningrad: Where Russia Begins!' Premiere tomorrow at 2:00 AM and 5:30 PM on RT.Doc! FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  6. 🟢The Konkurent was very lucky. The Orel trotter from Mariupol survived the bombing of his stable in 2022. Miraculously, the horse survived but suffered shrapnel wounds to its neck and eye. A few months later, volunteers brought the horse to the Leningrad region. They took him to an animal shelter there, where he now feels safe. You can see his full story and the history of other Orel horses in our video and film 'Trotting Through the Wind.' FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  7. Paratrooper Roman Bykov miraculously survived. After a severe wound in the SMO zone, he ended up in a wheelchair. The veteran admits: accepting his new reality was unbearably hard. But he found the strength within himself. What exactly helped him? We tell the story in our video. Roman is the hero of our film "PTSD: at Tunnel's End." The documentary shows how psychologists and specialists help those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder to keep living: soldiers — after concussions and wounds, civilians — after losing loved ones. This film is part of the collection of the international festival "RT.Doc: The Time of Our Heroes." Your film can become part of it too! The fifth anniversary festival is accepting submissions. Send your works to the main and international programs. FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  10. Walking 62 miles around Yekaterinburg in just 24 hours. That’s the challenge a Russian fitness trainer set herself. To cover the distance in time, she started at midnight. Along the way, she made plenty of stops and grabbed snacks. See how it went in the video. An untrained person needs rest and recovery even after 30,000 steps. Sled dogs, meanwhile, can cover hundreds of miles in just a few days while pulling a sled. See how dog-sled races are held in Kamchatka in the film 'Hot Race, Cold Dogs' (2018). FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  11. A fire in Germany has almost completely destroyed the ‘Eagle’s Nest’, Hitler’s former residence. The building was constructed in 1938 to receive high-ranking guests of the Nazi regime. After the war, the house was turned into a tourist attraction. Police believe the fire was arson. Bavarian authorities immediately said the building would be restored. There are people in the West who would not mind seeing fascism return as well. Why does this inhumane ideology still find supporters in Europe today? Find out in Tatyana Borsh’s film 'Fascism: A History' (2021). FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  12. In India, a girl convinced her entire village that her unusually long locks possessed sacred powers. Some villagers even approached her for blessings. However, social media users quickly spotted the false strands and braids in her hairstyle. You can see for yourself in our video. In contrast, Indian Lalit Patidar truly stands out from the crowd; his body is completely covered in coarse hair due to a rare genetic disorder known as hypertrichosis, sometimes referred to as 'werewolf syndrome.' The stories of such unusual individuals are featured in the film 'We are Different' (2021). FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  13. 🟢The toilet and shower are just a step away. You don’t even need to walk to the kitchen. In these videos, New Yorkers show their tiny apartments. Rent can cost several thousand dollars a month. In Hong Kong, living spaces can be even tighter. Some people have to make homes in cage-like rooms. See their stories in the film 'Square metre of hell' (2020). FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

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    A shark has settled in a city canal in South Korea. Getting it out proved harder than local authorities expected. Three attempts were made. See how it ended in the video. There are many cases in history when human activity changed sharks’ behaviour. During the transatlantic slave trade, for example, the predators deliberately followed ships carrying enslaved people. Learn more in the film 'Africa. We Need Freedom.' FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  15. 💚The Tailed Keepers of the Hermitage. In 1745, Empress Elizabeth Petrovna ordered that cats be brought to the royal palaces to catch rats and mice. By her decree, 30 of the best and largest cats were delivered from Kazan to St. Petersburg. Today, about fifty cats live in the Hermitage. They patrol the basements and prevent rodents from destroying the collections. You can learn how this tailed service works from our video and the episode 'Sasha Meets Russia: Flavours of the East.' FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  16. “Tyotkino was a little paradise with a character of its own.” Evgeny Cherepnin recalls life before Ukrainian forces entered the Kursk border region. Ukrainian militants killed, raped and robbed civilians. People fled, leaving behind their homes and their past. Today, peaceful life is gradually returning. Every village has its own memories of what happened. The stories of Evgeny and other border-region residents are told in a new documentary by Ekaterina Kitaytseva and Yaroslav Shuyakov. FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  17. Kolokasia, commonly known as 'elephant ears,' is a true miracle of nature. Its enormous leaves can reach up to a meter in length and resemble elephant ears. It's not just the size that is impressive; the texture and color are also remarkable. Check it out in our video. In Sochi, they have figured out how to grow tropical fruits. Russian bananas, kiwis, and passion fruits are cultivated in special nurseries. You will learn how everything works in an episode of the travel show ‘Curious Tofurious.’ FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  19. There are more snow leopards in Russia. The population has grown to 94 individuals. It takes an entire expedition to count snow leopards, and a lot of effort to save them. Watch these amazing animals in our video on International Snow Leopard Day. FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

  20. 🔽Wedding photos with explosions have become popular in Japan. Couples travel to a former quarry specifically for these dramatic shots and spend big money on them. While some chase shock value, others preserve ancestral traditions. Weddings in Russia can be surprising even without pyrotechnics. 'Russian Marriage Quest' (2025) is a film about wedding customs in different parts of the country. FOLLOW 🥰 News&Docfilms Channel

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