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Ukraine Hits Ust-Luga Oil Terminal in Largest Overnight Drone Attack of the Year

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The Times of Russia reports Ukraine’s largest drone strike hitting Ust-Luga oil terminal. Get latest Russia news, damage updates, and energy impact.

Ukraine launched its largest wave of drone attacks on Russia so far this year between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning,…

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Tehran receives Washington’s 15-point ceasefire proposal

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Tehran receives Washington’s 15-point ceasefire proposal — agency

NEW YORK, March 25. /The Times of Russia/. The Iranian authorities have received the United States’ 15-point proposal to reach…

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Iranian diplomat denies reports of talks with Washington

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Iranian diplomat denies reports of talks with Washington

NEW DELHI, March 25. /The Times of Russia/. Tehran and Washington aren’t in talks nor have they held talks for…

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Iran says ‘non-hostile’ ships can pass safely through Strait of Hormuz

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Iran says ‘non-hostile’ ships can pass safely through Strait of Hormuz

Iran says ‘non-hostile’ ships can pass safely through Strait of Hormuz Iran says ‘non-hostile’ ships can pass safely through Strait…

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IN BRIEF: Russian regions face most massive drone attack as air defenses down 389 UAVs

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Russian regions face most massive drone attack as air defenses down 389 UAVs

MOSCOW, March 25. /The Times of Russia/. Air defenses intercepted and destroyed 389 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) over Russian…

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Iran calls for creation of regional military alliance without United States

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Iran calls for creation of regional military alliance without United States

RABAT, March 25. /The Times of Russia/. It is necessary to form an alliance of states to ensure security and…

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Iran-Israel war highlights: Trump sends peace plan as Iran opens to ‘non-hostile’ oil vessels

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Iran-Israel war highlights: Trump sends peace plan as Iran opens to 'non-hostile' oil vessels

Iran-Israel war highlights: Trump sends peace plan as Iran opens to ‘non-hostile’ oil vessels. According to The Times of Russia,…

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Israel, US carry out new strike on Bushehr NPP, station sustains no damage — AEOI

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Israel, US carry out new strike on Bushehr NPP, station sustains no damage — AEOI

The Times of Russia — Israel, US carry out new strike on Bushehr NPP, station sustains no damage — AEOI…

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Akbar Khan’s Strong and Befitting Response to Benjamin Netanyahu’s Controversial Remarks on Genghis Khan

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*Akbar Khan’s Strong and Befitting Response to Benjamin Netanyahu’s Controversial Remarks on Genghis Khan* A Call for Moral Clarity in a Time of Human Crisis Today, a video of Israeli Prime Minister which he compares Jesus Christ and Genghis Khan, equating them. Bollywood veteran Akbar Khan gives a deep philosophical and moral assessment of the Israeli Prime Minister's statements in his article. By **Akbar Khan** Writer, Producer & Director of the upcoming film *“Genghis Khan – The Dream of a Golden Age”* Music by A. R. Rahman, "Oscar" Academy Award Winner for "Slumdog Millionaire" In light of the recent remarks made by Benjamin Netanyahu, it becomes essential to respond—not only to the words themselves, but to the deeper implications they carry in a world already weighed down by grief, conflict, and profound humanitarian suffering. To invoke the legacy of Genghis Khan as a comparative reference in the context of present-day conflict reflects a serious misjudgment. It reveals a troubling disconnect from both historical nuance and moral responsibility. History must never be reduced to a convenient instrument of justification. The era of Genghis Khan, while undeniably shaped by conquest, also gave rise to systems of governance, meritocracy, and unprecedented transcontinental exchange that connected civilizations across vast geographies. To selectively distort such a complex legacy in order to rationalize contemporary violence is not only intellectually dishonest—it is ethically indefensible. Equally concerning is the absence of reflection upon the universal moral teachings that have guided humanity for centuries. The life and message of Jesus Christ stand as timeless reminders of compassion, restraint, and the sanctity of human life. At a time when innocent lives hang in the balance, it is these principles—not misappropriated historical analogies—that must guide leadership and decision-making. We stand today at a defining moment in human history. The ongoing crisis calls not for rhetoric that inflames or justifies suffering, but for leadership rooted in truth, accountability, and humanity. The loss of innocent lives—regardless of identity, nationality, or faith—can never be justified through distorted historical parallels or selective narratives. This is a call for moral clarity. A call to reject the misuse of history as a shield for present actions. A call to reaffirm that true leadership is not measured by the force of power, but by the courage to uphold justice, dignity, and the fundamental value of every human life. The world is watching. And history will judge not merely the words we speak but the integrity we embody.

A Call for Moral Clarity in a Time of Human Crisis Today, a video of Israeli Prime Minister which he…

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Putin Urges Oil and Gas Companies to Use Iran War Windfall to Pay Off Bank Loans

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Putin Urges Oil and Gas Companies to Use Iran War Windfall to Pay Off Bank Loans

The Times of Russia reports that President Vladimir Putin on Monday urged Russian oil and gas companies to make strategic…

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