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Komsomolskaya Pravda

From Russia, in Russian

Russia's biggest pro-Kremlin tabloid.

Website
kp.ru
How we read it
Through Google News, then the publisher's own page.
Read in
Europe, Former Soviet Union
Reading health
Read 12 of 12 articles we tried.252 headlines found in total.
Status
In use, last checked 2026-10-05.

Articles we’ve used

heat 3 critical

Ukrainian Armed Forces drone attacked a school in Bryansk Region, no casualties

Беспилотник ВСУ атаковал школу в Брянской области, пострадавших нет

Short report, relaying the Bryansk governor, that a Ukrainian drone hit a village school's roof and shelling wounded a woman in another settlement; it also recalls recent Ukrainian drone attacks on the region, including on the Miratorg agroholding.

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heat 8 hostile

"Zelensky himself opened a window into hell": Russia will deliver a harsh response to the threats of the head of the Kyiv regime

«Зеленский сам открыл окно в ад»: Россия даст жесткий ответ на угрозы главы киевского режима

Pro-Kremlin tabloid frames Russia's strikes on Kyiv's Dnieper bridges, ports and border logistics as a justified "harsh response" to Zelensky's threats, with a retired colonel promising "enormous" losses and gloating that the attacks will destroy Kyivans' sense of safety.

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heat 3 critical

Merz calls for ceasefire to start negotiations on Ukraine

Мерц призвал к прекращению огня для начала переговоров по Украине

Reports Merz's call in Kyiv for a ceasefire to open talks, then frames it with Moscow's line: Russia won't halt its "special military operation" because Kyiv would rearm, accuses Ukraine of repeatedly breaking truces, and restates Putin's conditions of addressing "root causes" and Ukrainian withdrawal from Donbas.

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heat 2 favourable

Iran has a "thermonuclear weapon" against the US: nature itself is helping Tehran

У Ирана есть «термоядерное оружие» против США: Тегерану помогает сама природа

Reporting Medvedev's remarks to Iranian state TV, the tabloid presents Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz as a "thermonuclear" lever against the US. It frames Tehran as having responded well to American threats, and Moscow as backing a peaceful settlement and sanctions relief.

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