Russia says it has detained a suspect in the Moscow bombing that killed a senior general
Russia’s security service said Wednesday it detained a citizen from Uzbekistan in the bombing that killed a senior general as he left his southeastern Moscow apartment — a bold assassination that was claimed by Ukraine’s security service. Lt.
Officials in Russia say drones launched by Kyiv have hit Kazan, a city more than 600 miles from Ukraine which hosted an ...
Officials say a Russian ballistic missile attack on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv has killed at least one person and injured 12 ...
Ukraine attacked the Rostov Oblast's Kamensky Combine, one of the largest chemical plants in Russia, with six U.S.-made ...
Russia can definitely work with the administration of Donald Trump after he is sworn in as U.S. president next month, Deputy ...
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North Korean Soldiers in Russia Hospitalized by the Trainload After Sustaining Heavy InjuriesThe war in Ukraine has taken yet another grim turn, with reports of North Korean troops fighting alongside Russian forces now ...
With one of the highest divorce rates in the world, Russia's family dynamics are coming to the fore in politics.
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Russia buys acceptance with cash, plunging economy into uncertaintyFor Russia's military recruiters, money talks. In July, Russian President Vladimir Putindoubled the federal signing-on bonus ...
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The brazen street bombing of a top Russian general could reflect Ukraine's wish to hit Moscow hard before Donald Trump takes ...
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