WASHINGTON, DC / ACCESSWIRE / May 11, 2023 / In March, Russia announced that it, together with China and Iran, was conducting joint naval exercises in the Gulf of Oman. This is one of many recent events connecting these three states, and their growing alliance has major implications for the U.S.
MEMRI’s Russian Media Studies Project (RMSP), launched in 2016, is closely monitoring this and other developments in the region, providing an invaluable window to understanding it. Since Russia invaded Ukraine last February, the project’s output has increased by orders of magnitude in order to keep up with the rapid pace of events and of official and media statements on them – and to analyze what they mean for the U.S. and the rest of the West.
The MEMRI RMSP publishes up-to-the-minute translations and analyses of statements and trends in Russian politics, diplomacy, think tanks, military, and media These, along with MEMRI’s translations from Arabic, Farsi, Turkish, Urdu, Pashto, and Chinese and original MEMRI analysis, are aimed at informing media, academia, legislatures, governments, and the public at large. No one else does the work that we do. Register today for a free subscription to RMSP emails to follow the latest developments in Russia.
Topics monitored 24/7 by the MEMRI RMSP over the past seven years have included: Russia’s foreign and domestic policy, Russia-U.S. relations, anti-U.S. indoctrination, cyber war, the rising U.S.-Russia military tensions, Russia-China relations, Russia-Turkey relations, Russia-Iran relations, Russia-NATO relations, the Russia-U.S.-NATO clash over Ukraine, Russia’s intervention in Syria, Russia’s geopolitical interests, Russia’s influence in Europe and its potential allies, Russia’s return to the developing world including Latin America, Russia’s vision of the post-coronavirus world, Russia’s rivalry with the U.S. in the former Soviet republics and in the Arctic, and energy and arms shipments as force multipliers of Russian diplomacy.
Following the one-year mark of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, the MEMRI Russian Media Studies Project (RMSP) has released a four-part series of videos compiled from MEMRI TV clips on the topic – see below. Below are links to dozens of highlighted reports from the RMSP concerning the war.
FOUR-PART VIDEO COMPILATION SERIES
- Part I: Clips on the Russia-Ukraine Crisis
- Part II: Clips on Support For Russia from the Arab and Muslim World
- Part III: Clips on Russian Officials’ Threats Against and Attacks on the U.S. and Discussions of Russian Weapons – on Russian and Arab TV Channels
- Part IV: Clips Praising Russia’s Relations with the Arab World and with the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Clips Defending Terrorist Organizations, on Russian, Arab, and Iranian TV.
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MEMRI RUSSIAN MEDIA STUDIES PROJECT VIDEO COMPILATION PART I – CLIPS ON THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE CRISIS
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MEMRI RUSSIAN MEDIA STUDIES PROJECT VIDEO COMPILATION PART II – CLIPS ON THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE CRISIS: RUSSIA RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM THE ARAB AND MUSLIM WORLD
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MEMRI RUSSIAN MEDIA STUDIES PROJECT VIDEO COMPILATION PART III – CLIPS ON RUSSIAN OFFICIALS’ THREATS AGAINST AND ATTACKS ON U.S. & DISCUSSIONS OF RUSSIAN WEAPONS – ON RUSSIAN & ARAB TV CHANNELS
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MEMRI RUSSIAN MEDIA STUDIES PROJECT VIDEO COMPILATION PART IV – CLIPS PRAISING RUSSIA’S RELATIONS WITH THE ARAB WORLD AND WITH THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN, AND CLIPS DEFENDING TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS – ON RUSSIAN, ARAB & IRAN TV
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Below are selected translations and original analysis from the RMSP about the Russia-Ukraine war from the past year:
RMSP TRANSLATIONS & ANALYSIS ON RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
REPORTS ON RUSSIA’S MILITARY AND ITS INVASION OF UKRAINE
REPORTS ON RUSSIAN OFFICIALS AND LEADING EXPERTS TALKING ABOUT NUCLEAR STRIKES AND NUCLEAR WAR
REPORTS ON NON-CONVENTIONAL RUSSIAN FORCES, INCLUDING THE WAGNER GROUP AND THE DESIGNATED TERRORIST RUSSIAN IMPERIAL MOVEMENT (RIM)
REPORTS ON RUSSIA’S DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS -U.S., CHINA, IRAN, NORTH KOREA, AND MORE
REPORTS ON RUSSIA’S ECONOMY AMID THE INVASION OF UKRAINE
REPORTS ON RUSSIAN SOCIETY – PERCEPTIONS OF THE WAR AND NOSTALGIA FOR SOVIET UNION
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