Ukrainian Strike Kills One, Wounds 3 in Southern Russia
Sat Jun 13 4:47 am
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Putin Says Ukrainian Drone Strikes Aim To Divide Russians in Russia Day Comments
Fri Jun 12 12:02 pm
Novosibirsk Lifts Quarantine That Triggered Mass Cattle Culls
Fri Jun 12 10:56 am
Around 90,000 cattle were culled across nine Russian regions, including Novosibirsk, between February and March.
Adam Kadyrov Awarded Second ‘Hero of Chechnya’ Medal
Fri Jun 12 10:45 am
Kadyrov received his first “Hero of Chechnya” award at age 15 in 2023 after the high-profile beating of a young man accused of burning the Quran.
Russia Advises Citizens Wanted in U.S. Against Visiting Thailand
Fri Jun 12 9:41 am
The advisory comes as suspected hacker Denis Obrezko made his initial appearance in U.S. court after being arrested in Thailand last year.
Russian Lawmaker Calls for Terrorist Designation for SpaceX as Company Readies Blockbuster IPO
Fri Jun 12 9:29 am
SpaceX has provided Starlink satellite internet terminals to Ukraine since the early stages of Russia's full-scale invasion.
Ust-Luga Port Explosion Kills 3 Foreigners, Media Reports
Fri Jun 12 9:23 am
The Baltic Sea port of Ust-Luga has been a regular target of Ukrainian drone attacks since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began.
Armenian Prime Minister Congratulates Putin on Russia Day as Ties Sour
Fri Jun 12 7:45 am
Russian-Armenian relations have been deteriorating since the South Caucasus nation adopted a 2025 law initiating its EU accession process.
Russia Files Media Cases Against Kommersant, SIM Media Holding and Several Editors
Fri Jun 12 7:28 am
The outlets reportedly face accusations of "abusing media freedom."
Communist Lawmaker Slams ‘Out-of-Touch’ War Management Ahead of Fall Duma Elections
Fri Jun 12 6:58 am
Markhayev, a member of Russia’s systemic opposition, compared the management of the war to a “foreign invader.”
Russia Confiscates $7.6Bln in Assets in Largest Nationalization Yet
Fri Jun 12 6:14 am
The Kremlin's campaign to bring private assets under state control has already transferred businesses worth an estimated $89.7 billion to government ownership.
Small Share of Sevastopol Gas Stations Lift Fuel Rationing Restrictions
Fri Jun 12 6:04 am
Nine out of more than 100 gas stations belonging to a single major retailer have resumed sales in annexed Crimea’s biggest city of Sevastopol