In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we uncover three disturbing stories that reveal a deeper pattern of silence and vulnerability. An environmental journalist is detained after reporting on drone attacks and toxic smoke in Tuapse. In Moscow region, a man gains access to a private kindergarten and is accused of abusing multiple children. And in Saint Petersburg, teachers manage to save two children from a violent stepfather.

These cases raise one critical question: how do such dangers go unnoticed — or ignored — until it’s almost too late?

In this episode of From Russia with Crime, we explore three chilling cases that reveal a deeper pattern of unchecked violence. A knife-obsessed ex-con brutally murders a designer in Moscow after years of warning signs. In Novosibirsk, a contract soldier stabs two brothers — including a minor — over a dog without a muzzle. And in Voronezh, a young factory worker becomes the first person convicted over “satanism” symbolism tied to an organization that doesn’t even exist.

These stories raise uncomfortable questions: why are clear signs of danger ignored, while symbolic cases receive swift punishment? And what happens when violence becomes routine?

In this episode, we dive into a series of horrifying events that have shaken Russia. From a tragic schoolboy stabbing in Kulebaki to a disturbing case of child pornography in the Leningrad Region, we cover the rising violence and abuse gripping the country. We also discuss a brutal murder in Kaliningrad and a shocking flight incident involving a drunken military man. Stay tuned for an in-depth look at these tragic stories and the legal consequences that follow.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we examine four disturbing cases from across Russia: a soldier who killed his mother and received a minimal sentence, two officers who stole millions from their own troops, reports of escaped servicemen near a war zone, and a man who opened fire on police. Together, these stories reveal a deeper crisis — where violence is rising, accountability is weak, and the system is struggling to maintain control.

In this episode, we uncover disturbing news about Russia’s Special Military Operation (SVO) veterans involved in violent criminal activities back home, including kidnappings and extortion. We also explore the unsettling disappearance of vital crime statistics from Russia’s Supreme Court website, raising questions about transparency and the government's handling of public data during the war. Tune in to hear about these shocking developments.

In today’s episode, we cover a series of shocking criminal cases in Russia. We start with the arrest of a high-ranking official from the Ministry of Defense involved in a bribery scandal, followed by the arrest of a war veteran who allegedly led a kidnapping ring. Then, we discuss a police blunder that led to the wrongful raid of a disabled vet’s home. Finally, we delve into the arrest of the CEO of Russia's largest publishing house, "Eksmo," in connection with the distribution of extremist literature. These stories are filled with controversy and intrigue — let’s dive in.

In today’s episode, we delve deep into some chilling crime stories from Russia that highlight corruption within the law enforcement and military sectors. From the conviction of a former police leader who orchestrated a string of brutal murders to a military deserter caught trafficking drugs, we cover the darkest aspects of Russian justice. We also discuss the tragic end of Yuri Gritsenko, a notorious serial killer known as the "Zelenograd Chikatilo," who met his demise in the war zone. Join us as we examine these cases that expose the hidden crimes within Russian institutions.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we explore three disturbing cases that reveal the reality behind power, violence, and vulnerability in modern Russia. A disabled war veteran is beaten in his own home during a police raid gone wrong. In another region, a soldier is tricked out of nearly two million rubles by people he trusted. And in Udmurtia, a former government minister is caught driving under the influence of drugs, leading to criminal charges. These stories show how quickly roles can change — victims become suspects, trust turns into betrayal, and authority loses its meaning.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we examine three disturbing cases that reveal how violence linked to the war is spilling into civilian life. A soldier under the influence of drugs kills two young sisters in a tragic car crash. New data shows a record number of Russian servicemen being sent to prison, with crime rates among the military continuing to rise. And in one shocking case, a man accused of brutal murder avoids trial by going to war — only for his case to be quietly closed after his death.

These stories raise serious questions about accountability, justice, and the growing impact of war on everyday life in Russia. When criminals can escape punishment and violence returns home, who is left unprotected?

In this episode, we explore a series of unsettling and brutal crimes committed by veterans of the Special Military Operation (SVO) as they return to civilian life. The stories we cover highlight the deep psychological toll of war, the toll it takes on mental health, and how these unresolved issues lead to violent incidents. From a shocking murder filmed by a veteran to a military blogger’s desperate plea for help, we uncover the tragic reality facing veterans coming back from the front lines. These stories also question the treatment of veterans and how society can better address their needs post-war.