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Russian opposition groups clash over alleged attacks, undermining unity against the Kremlin. Navalny's allies accuse a Khodorkovsky associate, highlighting leadership vacuum and credibility concerns.
Stephanie Baker's "Punishing Putin" explores the complexities of economic sanctions against Russia, revealing their limitations and unintended consequences in the ongoing geopolitical struggle.
Ukraine's foreign ministry reveals Russia's extensive use of Iranian-made Shahed drones in the ongoing conflict. U.S. warns of potential ballistic missile transfers, escalating tensions in the region.
Russia disagrees with Turkey's call for Crimea's return to Ukraine, highlighting diplomatic tensions. Kremlin suggests US pressure influences Turkey's position, while potential Putin-Erdogan talks loom.
Russian President issues stern warning about potential NATO involvement if Ukraine uses Western long-range missiles. Kremlin emphasizes the clarity of Putin's message as discussions continue among Western allies.
Iran calls in ambassadors from four European nations following accusations of missile transfers to Russia and new sanctions. Tehran denies claims, calling them "false and misleading".
A prominent Russian foreign policy analyst advocates for a more assertive nuclear doctrine, suggesting potential strikes on NATO countries. The proposal aims to enhance deterrence against perceived Western aggression.
Margarita Simonyan, head of Russia's RT network, openly acknowledges Kremlin oversight and covert US activities. US authorities respond with sanctions and indictments against RT employees.
Iran's foreign minister denies delivering ballistic missiles to Russia, criticizing new sanctions imposed by Western powers. The Kremlin dismisses reports of arms transfers, escalating tensions.
Russia threatens response to potential US supply of ATACMS missiles to Ukraine. Kremlin claims decision already made, while US indicates ongoing considerations for long-range weapon provision.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Kyiv as Ukraine seeks permission to use long-range missiles against Russia. The diplomatic mission comes amid escalating tensions and recent bombardments.
A massive Ukrainian drone assault on Moscow and other Russian regions resulted in the first civilian fatality in the capital. The attack damaged residential buildings and temporarily closed airports.
Russian officials report the destruction of multiple Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow and border regions. No damage or injuries were reported, but the incident led to temporary flight suspensions at major airports.
Russia's birth rate hits lowest point since 1999 in first half of 2024, with June marking first monthly decline below 100,000 births. Officials express alarm over demographic trends amid ongoing Ukraine conflict.
An Iranian military official denies reports of missile shipments to Russia, amid Western concerns over potential use in Ukraine. The denial comes as Iran-Russia ties strengthen.
At a Wisconsin campaign event, Donald Trump rejected recent warnings about Russian election meddling. He also addressed Putin's apparent endorsement of Kamala Harris and reiterated his stance on the Ukraine conflict.
Explore the stark contrast between Russia's projected image as a bastion of traditional values and its reality. Discover how Putin's regime crafts this illusion to appeal to Western conservatives.
Russian state media employees indicted for funding U. S. content creators. This escalation in information warfare aims to sway the upcoming election and reduce support for Ukraine.
U. S. indicts RT employees for alleged election interference. Kremlin spokesman calls accusations "nonsense." Sanctions imposed on Russian entities. Ongoing information warfare between Russia and the West highlighted.
Russian President Putin expresses confusion over France's probe into Telegram creator Pavel Durov, citing "selective" actions. The investigation relates to alleged criminal activities on the platform.
Russian President Vladimir Putin received a warm welcome in Mongolia, drawing criticism from Ukraine for non-compliance with ICC arrest warrant. The visit focuses on strengthening bilateral ties and discussing energy projects.
Mongolia faces backlash for failing to detain Russian President Putin, wanted by the ICC. Ukraine condemns the inaction, calling it a blow to international criminal law.
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Mongolia for talks on a major gas pipeline project. The visit proceeds despite Ukraine's call for his arrest based on an ICC warrant.
Russia unleashed a barrage of missiles and drones on Kyiv, causing explosions and injuries. The attack follows recent Ukrainian incursions and drone interceptions, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Russian President Vladimir Putin claims Western persecution of Russian journalists, while defending media freedom in Russia. This comes as Moscow bans entry for 92 U.S. citizens, including journalists and industry leaders.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov discusses Russia's perspective on U. S. presidential candidates, expressing preference for Democrats' predictability. He dismisses prospects of improved U.S.-Russia relations regardless of election outcome.
Ukraine calls on Mongolia to arrest Russian President Putin during his September visit, citing ICC warrant. Kremlin dismisses concerns, expressing confidence in Russia-Mongolia relations.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, faces legal scrutiny in France over platform content. The case ignites discussions on tech companies' accountability and freedom of speech boundaries in the digital age.
Russian military faces challenges in Kursk as Ukrainian forces maintain presence after three weeks. Putin prioritizes eastern Ukraine offensives, highlighting manpower shortages and strategic dilemmas.
A 2014 photo of the Kremlin during "Earth Hour" is falsely circulating as evidence of recent power shortages in Moscow due to Western sanctions. No credible reports support this claim.