Some of the deepest snow you've ever seen is currently in Russia on the Kamchatka Peninsula. With an unprecedented blizzard, ...
Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula received nearly 7 feet of snow.
Town of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky gets 1.8 metres of snow in places, burying cars and cutting off roads and buildings ...
Video shows the impacts and aftermath of record-breaking snowfall in Russia.
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Russia agrees to temporarily halt Ukrainian missile barrage due to extreme weather, Trump says
By Ben Aris in Berlin Donald Trump says Vladimir Putin has agreed to stop attacking Ukrainian cities for a week due to 'extraordinary cold' weather. Ukraine is already suffering from the coldest ...
The outage highlights strains on Russia’s aging power grid, where decades old infrastructure is increasingly vulnerable to extreme weather and failures.
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