Kremlin accuses Ukraine of trying to assassinate Putin
Ukraine denies having anything to do with an apparent drone attack on the Kremlin in Moscow.
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Ukraine denies having anything to do with an apparent drone attack on the Kremlin in Moscow.
Blaze ‘has been assigned the highest level of severity,’ says regional governor.
Volodymyr Zelensky has made only a handful of trips abroad since Russia's invasion of his country in February 2022.
Finland's largest daily Helsingin Sanomat on Wednesday took its struggle against Russian media restrictions to a popular online videogame to mark world press freedom day.
Kevin Darmody vanished while fishing with friends in far north Queensland on Saturday.
A documentary reports Russian naval ships were located near the site of the Nord Stream explosions.
An explosive device derails a Russian freight train in a region bordering Ukraine for a second straight day ahead of an expected counteroffensive by Kyiv.
This comes after the IDF warned residents of the area to stay in secured areas following attacks from the Strip into Israel and subsequent IDF tank fire.
Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov believes that due to defeats on the battlefield, the Russian Federation may announce another "goodwill gesture" under the pretext of a man-made disaster on Russian territory.
US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy tells of his struggle with isolation, likened to the danger of smoking.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the country’s parliament, has officially described the current political regime in Russia as “Ruscism” and condemned it on the legislative level.
Sputnik/Mikhail Klimentyev/Kremlin via REUTERSAfter spending the last year reassuring Russians that victory is inevitable in the war against Ukraine, the Kremlin is now frantically working to lower expectations—and rolling out a contingency plan to lessen the impact of a humiliating defeat.A new manual prepared by Russia’s presidential administration and distributed to the Kremlin’s army of propagandists contains some surprising instructions: Do not “underestimate” Ukraine’s impending counter-of
Denmark will donate military equipment and financial support to Ukraine worth 1.7 billion Danish crowns ($250 million), the Nordic country's Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said on Tuesday.