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120 People Killed in Russian Border Region Since Invasion of Ukraine, Governor Says

Moscow Times 23 Apr 2024
Some 120 civilians have been killed in southwestern Russia’s Belgorod region near the border with Ukraine since Russia invaded its neighbor in February 2022, Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov has said ... But Russia Has Forgotten Us.
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Russia Scraps WWII March Over Security Fears

Moscow Times 23 Apr 2024
Russia is canceling a popular procession to commemorate World War II victims for a second straight year due to growing security concerns, officials announced Tuesday ... news The Great Patriotic Special Military Operation.
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Russia Urges Citizens to Avoid Flying Turkish Airlines to Latin America

Moscow Times 23 Apr 2024
Shot, a Telegram news channel with purported links to Russia’s security services, estimated that around 1,000 Russians have been denied boarding on flights to Latin America from Istanbul.
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Russia’s North Korea embrace could embolden Kim Jong Un, US says

Stars and Stripes 23 Apr 2024
(Tribune News Service) — Russia’s “complete embrace” of North Korea could increase Kim Jong Un’s appetite for risk when it comes to threatening South Korea and exporting weapons abroad, as well as ...
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Watch 'High-precision' Russian Kh-59 Missile Strike On Kharkiv Snap Ukraine's TV Tower In Half

Hindustan Times 23 Apr 2024
Russia's ... Ukrainian authorities said that Russia apparently used Kh-59 missile for the strike ... INTERNATIONAL NEWS ....
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Russia Creates Book Censorship Body – Vedomosti

Moscow Times 23 Apr 2024
The expert center’s recommendations have already led AST, one of Russia’s largest publishers, to announce Monday that it would suspend sales of three books by U.S ... news Russian Booksellers Remove Potentially Banned Books.
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What Will Happen to Russia After Putin?

The American Spectator 23 Apr 2024
He knows Russia — its history, culture, and politics — as well or better than any contemporary scholar in the United States ... And he has written a lengthy essay in Foreign Affairs that plots five likely futures for Russia.
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Who is Meta's Andy Stone? Jailed for 6 years in absentia by Russia for ‘terrorism’

Hindustan Times 23 Apr 2024
A military court in Russia handed down a six-year prison sentence to Andy Stone, a spokesperson for Meta, as reported by the English-language Moscow Times ... Why is Meta's executive sentenced in Russia? ... What was Meta's policy change that irked Russia?.
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China slams 'groundless' US claims of fuelling Ukraine war

The Times of India 23 Apr 2024
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'US moves to curb China's support for Russian military'

The Times of India 23 Apr 2024
US News ... China and Russia shift ...
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Putin’s Tit-For-Tat Warning As U.S. Plans To Transfer Seized Russian Assets To Ukraine | Watch

Hindustan Times 23 Apr 2024
Amid mounting tensions, Russia has threatened the U.S ... INTERNATIONAL NEWS ....
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Rivers recede but flooding plagues thousands in central Russia

Naharnet 23 Apr 2024
More than 5,000 properties in Russia's Kurgan ... Kazakh authorities earlier this month declared a state of emergency in 10 out of 17 regions of the country, according to Russia's state news agency Tass.
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10 Years Later, Russian Volunteer Fighters Recall Fueling the War in Donbas

Moscow Times 23 Apr 2024
Petersburg, told his parents he was going on a trip to the White Sea to paint Russia’s northern landscapes and would be off the grid for a while ... news Russia's Igor Strelkov ... news In Photos.
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Russia convicts the spokesperson for Facebook owner Meta in a swift trial in absentia

Sun Star 23 Apr 2024
technology company Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, of justifying terrorism and sentenced him to six years in prison in a swift trial in absentia, Russia's independent news site Mediazona reported.
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Russian media: Kremlin plans to deploy ballistic missiles on Finnish border

Voa News 23 Apr 2024
It’s the latest in a series of military and hybrid threats that Russia has made against the Nordic state since it joined NATO in April last year in the wake of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine ... “This is really not news.

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