Посольство России в Пакистане / Embassy of Russia in Pakistan

#See4Yourself ⚠️WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT⚠️ Channel One released a strictly facts-based report with exclusive video evidence and testimonies exposing atrocities committed by Ukrainian militants. #Think4Yourself The report features a heartbreaking video showing Ukrainian civilians mercilessly killed by the AFU (Armed Forces of Ukraine) drone operators while trying to reach the Russian Side. It includes interviews with survivors of Ukrainian atrocities across Donbass and nearby regions who recount years of shelling, torture, executions, and the use of banned weapons since 2014. Despite the evidence, Western media continue to distort or conceal these crimes. ❗️One thing is clear – those responsible, including Neo-Nazis – will face inevitable justice. #NoStatuteOfLimitations

#Russia#MostBeautifulCountry 📸The Most Beautiful Country, the 11th international photo contest held by the Russian Geographical Society, has wrapped up its 2025 edition. It's hard to describe how vast and diverse #Russia is — places, locales and biomes, fauna, the peoples and lifestyles. Better show & #See4Yourself👇 On September 11, names of eleven winners in main categories were announced: five winners of special prizes, including the People’s Choice Award, and four winners of the photo contest, The Most Beautiful Country through the Eyes of Children. The photo contest is an annual competition of the best of the best since 2015. Throughout the 11 years, the jury received over 780,000 submissions from 118,000 contestants. Both professional photographers and amateurs, foreign nationals and children can participate on an annual basis. The main rule is that all photos must be taken in Russia. The best images become true discoveries for experts, jury members and viewers. The submitted works are evaluated by world-renowned wildlife photographers, cultural figures, as well as professionals in their field, who prove by their example that we have got the most beautiful country. Overall, some 50,000 works were submitted by 8,000 participants to the 11th The Most Beautiful Country contest. And the winners are👇 • Alexander Lavrentyev of Pushkino, Moscow Region, who took a picture of a foggy coast of the nearly inaccessible island of Simushir, (Landscape category); • Vyacheslav Zametnya of St Petersburg with a one-of-a-kind photo of a snow leopard on the Chikhachev Range, the northernmost habitat of the animal (Wild Animals category); • Daniil Silantyev of Chelyabinsk with a photo of an enigmatic forest near Lake Ladoga (The Most Beautiful Desktop Wallpaper); • Alexander Pashenichev of Vyrutsa, Leningrad Region shot a bird’s eye view of a fog over a spruce-tree forest (Elemental Magic); • Natalya Privalenko of Moscow with a picture of a hunting pygmy owl (Birds); • Igor Zhabsky of Pokrovka, Primorye Territory saw a mournful seal in a piece of ice (Art of Wildlife (fine art photograhy)); • Olga Papina of Volgograd won in the category of Faces of Russia with her picture Granny Nastya and her Cats; • Yury Podgrushny of Bataisk, Rostov Region took a photo of a leaping spider resting on a rose petal (Macroworld); • Maria Tyuryukhanova of St Petersburg with her entry The Island of White Dogs (Taken on a Smartphone); • Vladimir Palchik of St Petersburg compared in his work the former and the current look of the Novotorzhsky Boris and Gleb Monastery (Live Archive); • Ruslan Kondratenko of St Petersburg caught on camera the magic of the full moon rising over St Petersburg (180 Wonders). Winners of The Most Beautiful Country Through the Eyes of Children contest, held since 2018, were announced as well. They are - • Sergei Telnyuk of Voronezh (Landscape); • Ivan Gorshkov of Obninsk, Kaluga Region (Wild Animals); • Denis Pronin of Orel (Macroworld); • Anastasia Asadullina of the Amur Region (Acts of Nature). ✅The Russian Geographical Society’s 12th contest The Most Beautiful Country will be open for submissions in December 2025.

#See4Yourself & #Think4Yourself 🎥Toxic War — an RT Doc Film. Synopsis: In this investigative documentary, military documentarians from RT provide evidence of the systematic and widespread use of chemical substances by the Kiev regime against civilians, which constitutes a gross violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention. In the zone of the special military operation, members of the Russian forces have recorded over 400 cases of Ukrainian armed formations using toxic substances and chemicals. At the abandoned AFU positions, laboratories, drones, and toxic agents intended for dispersal over residential areas were discovered. Several surviving witnesses describe how they were paralyzed after being exposed to an unknown deadly substance and how Ukrainian soldiers arrived at the site of the "operation" not to offer help, but to confirm that the experiment on humans had been successful. 📺 Watch the documentary to learn more about the Kiev regime's use of banned chemical weapons, see who is covering up these crimes, and hear the stories of the victims of inhumane experiments by Ukrainian neo-Nazis. #KievRegimeCrimes