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19.07 / 17:02

Citi security country reports Department Courts How Russia’s espionage case against Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich unfolded

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was convicted on Friday of espionage charges in an unusually rapid trial in the country’s highly politicized legal system

13.07 / 15:27

Target WhatsApp War country Kremlin warns US missile deployment could make European capitals Russian targets

Kremlin on Saturday warned the deployment of US missiles in Germany could make European capitals targets for Russian missiles in a repeat of Cold War-style confrontation. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov spoke of a «paradox» in which «Europe is a target for our missiles, our country is a target for US missiles in Europe.» «We have enough capacity to contain these missiles but the potential victims are the capitals of these countries,» he said, speaking to Russian state television channel Russia 1.

12.07 / 22:18

FIVE security President country 2020 India poised to secure long-term uranium supply from Russia

Narendra Modi landed in Russia for a visit on Monday and Tuesday — the first time in five years. He’s expected to hold talks with President Vladimir Putin to help re-energize relations between the two countries and likely deliver strategic deals. Russia and India are likely to agree on a long-term uranium supply pact for a nuclear power plant coming online in Tamil Nadu, said senior officials with knowledge of the matter. During the visit, India and Russia are also expected to sign an agreement allowing the military to use each other’s facilities for training, port calls and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations, said the officials who asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter.

21.06 / 11:51

security Software wellness country Department International Kremlin slams US ban on cybersecurity firm Kaspersky

Kremlin on Friday criticised the US decision to ban Moscow's cybersecurity firm Kaspersky over security concerns as creating "unfair competition" from American companies. The comments came a day after Washington banned the firm, saying it presented a "national security risk."

04.06 / 12:43

Election Immunic President country Inside reports NOT Western army trainers in Ukraine not immune from strikes, Kremlin says

instructors who train Ukrainian soldiers in the country would have no «immunity» from Russian strikes, the Kremlin said Tuesday, amid reports that France could despatch military trainers to Ukraine.

30.05 / 12:01

Target WhatsApp Inside reports Kremlin says NATO 'provoking' Ukraine to prolong conflict

Kremlin on Thursday accused NATO of "provoking" Kyiv into prolonging the conflict in Ukraine, whose officials have been appealing for permission from allies to target Russia with Western-supplied weapons. The comments came as NATO foreign ministers were convening in Prague in the face of growing calls for leading allies to lift restrictions stopping Kyiv from using Western weapons to strike inside Russia. «NATO member states, the United States, and capitals in Europe in recent days and weeks have been entering a new round of escalations in tensions and they are doing it deliberately,» Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

06.05 / 14:31

Citi Fighting Research President War testing Russia to carry out exercises for tactical nuclear weapons

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his country’s military to test its readiness to use tactical nuclear weapons—a step the Kremlin said was a response to recent comments by Western officials, including warnings that European powers could do more to help Ukraine in its fight with Moscow. Exercises involving Russia’s navy and air force, along with units in the country’s southern military district that oversees Crimea and other parts of Ukraine occupied by Russian forces, are to begin on an undisclosed date, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

23.04 / 09:23

Provident Aware security President country Interviews Poland's leader says his country is ready to host NATO members' nuclear weapons to counter Russia

Poland's president says the NATO member would be ready to host the nuclear weapons of the military alliances's other members in response to Russia's moving its nuclear weapons to neighbouring Belarus. President Andrzej Duda made the comments in an interview published Monday in the Fakt tabloid. Russia is «recently relocating its nuclear weapons to Belarus,» Duda said, in a reference to Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko's announcement in December. «If there were a decision by our allies to deploy nuclear weapons within the nuclear sharing also on our territory in order to strengthen the security of NATO's eastern flank, we are ready,» Duda said.

16.04 / 10:43

UPS President War Interviews International Kremlin suggests Ukraine would use an 'Olympic truce' to try to regroup

Kremlin reacted coolly on Tuesday to French President Emmanuel Macron's call for a truce in international conflicts during the Paris Olympics, saying Ukraine might use it as an opportunity to regroup and rearm. Suspending armed conflicts under an «Olympic truce» is a longstanding tradition, and Macron said in an interview on Monday that he would work towards achieving one when Paris hosts the Summer Games from July 26 to Aug. 11. Asked about this, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that both President Vladimir Putin and the Russian military had «noticed that, as a rule, the Kyiv regime uses such ideas, such initiatives to try to regroup, to try to rearm, and so on and so forth».

11.04 / 03:01

markets Target War inclusion reports Courts 2 Russian businessmen linked to Alfa Group win court case over EU sanctions

Russian businessmen Mikhail Fridman and Petr Aven won a court case Wednesday over a European Union decision to sanction them for their alleged role in Russia’s war against Ukraine

01.04 / 18:47

Target CBS Inside reports symptoms Investigations 'Havana Syndrome' linked to Russian intelligence unit: Report

Havana Syndrome symptoms experienced by US diplomats in recent years have been linked to a Russian intelligence unit, according to a joint media investigation released Monday. Havana Syndrome was first reported in 2016 when US diplomats in Cuba's capital reported falling ill and hearing piercing sounds at night, sparking speculation of an attack by a foreign entity using an unspecified sonar weapon.

24.03 / 13:21

Target War country reports Schools Videos Russia mourns deadly Moscow terror attack that claimed 133 lives

Interfax reported. Islamist groups have targeted Russia in the past citing what they call anti-Muslim policies by the Kremlin. The seizure of a school in Beslan in the south of the country led to more than 330 fatalities, many of them children, in 2004.

22.03 / 17:43

Citi Target Election President War show Russia pounds Ukrainian power facilities, Kremlin embraces 'war' rhetoric

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01.03 / 10:53

UPS Reuters Death President gatherings 'Nothing to say to Navalny's family': Kremlin days after Opposition leader's death

Reuters. On being asked about the late Navalny's significance as a political figure, the Kremlin said it can't give any assessment. Meanwhile, the Kremlin on Friday warned against any unsanctioned gatherings during the funeral of opposition leader Alexei Navalny in Moscow, AFP quoted Russian news agencies as saying. "Any unauthorised gatherings will be in violation of the law and those who participate in them will be held responsible," spokesman Dmitry Peskov said according to TASS.

28.02 / 02:33

UPS Provident President War country rights NOT Germany and Poland say they're not sending troops to Ukraine as the Kremlin warns of a wider war

Germany and Poland affirmed Tuesday that they would not be sending troops to Ukraine, after reports that some Western countries may be considering doing so as the war with Russia enters its third year. The head of NATO also said the U.S.-led military alliance has no plans to send troops to Ukraine, after other central European leaders confirmed that they too would not be providing soldiers. The Kremlin, meanwhile, warned that a direct conflict between NATO and Russia would be inevitable if the alliance sends combat troops. «In this case, we need to talk not about probability, but about the inevitability (of conflict),» Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

22.02 / 19:23

Hollywood Reuters Remark Death President War Kremlin says Biden calling Putin a 'crazy SOB' debases the U.S

Kremlin said on Thursday that Joe Biden had debased the United States by calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a "crazy SOB", casting the U.S. president's remark as part of a failed "Hollywood cowboy" act. The U.S. president made the «crazy SOB» remark as part of a sentence about threats to the world — including «that guy Putin and others», the risk of nuclear conflict and the existential threat to humanity from climate change.

20.02 / 16:29

Cooper President show country reports Relationships Putin gives Kim Jong Un a luxury limousine. It's a violation of UN sanctions on North Korea

Russian President Vladimir Putin has gifted North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a Russian-made luxury limousine for his personal use in a sign of their special relationship

17.02 / 20:53

security Death wellness film President country reports Oscar-winning documentary Navalny: How to watch the film?

Alexei Navalny, the Russian President Vladimir Putin's high-profile critic allegedly has passed away in a prison surrounded by the most security. An Oscar-winning documentary film has been made about him.

16.02 / 17:18

Death President show country Courts Relationships Russia calls out US and NATO countries for snap judgment in Alexei Navalny's death

Alexei Navalny on Friday. "The death of a person is always a tragedy," it said. "Instead of sweeping accusations, one ought to show restraint and wait for the official results of the forensic medical examination." NATO countries are telling on themselves with their rush to judgment after Alexey Navalny’s death, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

16.02 / 14:49

Reuters Death President Freedom reports Investigations International Alexei Navalny, fierce Putin critic and jailed opposition leader, dead: reports

Alexei Navalny, the fiercest critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, died in prison Friday, according to international media reports citing Russian prison officials.

16.02 / 12:17

Death wellness President Inside information reports Alexei Navalny, Vladimir Putin critic and Russian Opposition leader, dead: Report

Navalny died in prison inside the Arctic Circle. The prison service in the Yamalo-Nenets district said he had "felt unwell" after a walk on Friday. The report cited Federal Penitentiary Service as saying, "After a walk on February 16 the convict did not feel well and fainted almost instantly.

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