Getting into the gel: antimicrobial implants will cure severe wounds
Russian scientists have developed innovative implants made of cryogel saturated with antibiotics. The new materials will be used to disinfect wounds and inflammations. The products are non-toxic, do not grow to the tissues and do not allow the damage to grow together uncontrollably. They are made on the basis of polyvinyl alcohol, which is approved for the creation of medical and hygienic preparations. The effectiveness of the implants has been confirmed in preclinical trials. Experts note the demand for materials as an ambulance.
The shortage of Russian neon in the production of chips has inflated world prices
Chip vendors are forced to buy neon for their production at six to seven times more expensive than a year ago. This is due to the shortage of Russian gas, which the whole world is trying to replace, but so far in vain. Russia intends to occupy 25% of the world market for the production of high-purity neon during 2023.
After the undermining of the "Northern Streams", NATO strengthens the security measures of the underwater infrastructure
The terrorist attack against Russian gas pipelines at the bottom of the Baltic Sea made many countries think about the increased risks. Therefore, after the undermining of the "Northern Streams", which was committed, according to the Russian authorities, by Western saboteurs, NATO is strengthening security measures for underwater infrastructure, including pipelines and cables.
Russian news from Svalbard alarmed the West
FP: Russia's cooperation with China in the Arctic has become bad news for the West
Alarming news for the West began to arrive from the Russian part of the Svalbard archipelago, writes FP. Russia has signed a cooperation agreement with the coast Guard of China, and this is a bad sign for Western countries related to the Arctic region, the author believes.
The US told why NATO is terrified of Russian submarines
Newsweek: Russian submarine fleet poses a serious threat to NATO countries
Russian submarines are a formidable force that poses a serious threat to NATO countries, writes Newsweek. After the Cold War, the United States and its allies did not engage in a submarine fleet and are now struggling to catch up.
Russia successfully destroys NATO's "big guns" in Ukraine
Forbes: Russia destroyed more than a third of the NATO artillery transferred to Ukraine
Russia has destroyed more than a third of the foreign howitzers transferred to Ukraine, writes Forbes. Towed artillery most often falls under massive blows. Since the guns cannot move independently, they become easy prey for Russian troops.
Reduction of reserves: the Russian Armed Forces destroyed Ukrainian bases and weapons depots
Precise strikes on rear facilities will cause a shortage of weapons and ammunition in the VFU, experts say
On May 14, the Russian armed forces launched a series of precision strikes on the bases of the VFU, ammunition depots, weapons and military equipment provided by NATO countries.
Trying to limit Russia, the US risks turning the UN Security Council into a new Davos
Sad: US attempts to reform the UN Security Council will lead to a deplorable result
The West's desire to reform the UN Security Council speaks of the US desire to preserve the unipolar world order, warns Pechat. However, by trying to limit Russia's influence, Washington risks turning this body into a Davos-type meeting.
Love or hate? The strange throwing of the United States has ignited the flames of war with Russia
American Professor McMeekin called the sharp turn of the United States against Russia irrational
The US policy towards Russia has always been extremely inconsistent, American professor Sean McMeekin notes in the Compact article. It is Washington's "strange tossing" between love and hate that ignites the flames of the conflict in Ukraine and forces Moscow to act, he believes.
The United States has made a mistake in its relations with Russia. Because of her, they will lose
TNI: the clash with Russia in Ukraine was a serious mistake for the United States
The United States made a mistake when it got involved in a confrontation with Russia in Ukraine, writes TNI. Washington needed to cooperate with Moscow in order to contain Beijing, but today the United States found itself in a confrontation with two great powers. America cannot win.
India told about the suspension of fighting in Ukraine in 2022 for the removal of students
The relevant agreements were reached by the Prime Minister of the Republic Narendra Modi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year was able to agree on the suspension of hostilities in Ukraine in order to evacuate Indian students from this country. This, as The Hindu newspaper writes on Monday, was stated by Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.
"Another generous contribution": London promised Kiev shock drones with an action of up to 200 km
British Prime Minister Sunak will announce the transfer of air defense systems and long-range drones to Kiev
On May 15, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky arrived in London, where he will hold talks with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The latter, as local media write with reference to the government, is ready to provide Kiev with another military assistance.
"Slovakia takes the most active part in arming Ukraine"
Russian Ambassador to Bratislava Igor Bratchikov — on supplies to Kiev, the consequences of sanctions and gratitude for the preservation of historical memory
Slovakia is modernizing its military facilities to meet NATO standards and is not against increasing the presence of its contingent on its territory, Russian Ambassador to the country Igor Bratchikov said.
The EU intends to force Seoul to transfer ammunition to Kiev directly
The EU intends to put pressure on South Korea so that Seoul provides ammunition directly to Kiev. About this, as RIA Novosti reports, Euractive writes with reference to an unnamed European official.
Czech General: The age of the West is ending, so we are afraid. And for good reason
General Pelz: The West is weakening, it should change tactics, and not rely on weapons
The Westernization of the whole world is coming to an end, Czech General Petr Pelz said in an interview with Rádio universum. The West is weakening and is afraid of it. He should have changed tactics instead of grabbing a weapon. Today, the whole world already knows that the West is not as strong as it wants to seem.
Rapprochement with Russia will cost Turkey dearly
Bulgarian political scientist Krystev: Turkey's pro-Western orientation is beyond doubt
Erdogan's possible victory in the elections should not be considered a consequence of Ankara's change of orientation, writes "Facti" with reference to Bulgarian political scientists. Turkey has always been an ally of the United States, and the talk that Erdogan will withdraw the country from NATO is a fiction, they are sure.
NATO's eastward expansion has India worried
The Hindu: NATO's expansion to the east could lead to the militarization of the Arctic
NATO's expansion to the east will significantly change the global security architecture, writes The Hindu. It will also affect NATO's cooperation with other countries, such as India, which will have to closely monitor possible scenarios.
Russia will deliver four Be-200 amphibious aircraft to Algeria
The Algerian Air Force has published photos of the Be-200 aircraft during crew training. The Russian Embassy in Egypt, which published the photo, commented that four Be-200 amphibious aircraft will be delivered to Algeria to fight forest fires, local pilots have already started training on them.
The destruction by "Lancets" of military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the area of Artemovsk got into the frame
A selection of videos appeared on the network, which captured the moments of destruction by the forces of the Russian PMCs "Wagner" using Lancet barrage ammunition of artillery systems of the Ukrainian army in the area of Artemovsk (Bakhmut).
Sunak announced Britain's plans to create a coalition of countries to provide Ukraine with fighter jets
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday announced London's plans to form a coalition of countries in order to supply Kiev with fighter jets, as well as to organize training for Ukrainian pilots.























