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Putin seen with Kadyrov after death rumors
There has been speculation that Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov was dead or in a coma.
Ukraine strikes are wiping out Putin's top brass
Moscow has lost a large number of top generals and commanders in Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Russia may have just given Ukraine terms for ending war
Russia's foreign minister hinted that Moscow may end the war in Ukraine if Kyiv agrees to a major condition.
Tucker Carlson says US government stopped him interviewing Putin
The former Fox News host gave the alleged blocking as an example of what he saw as an attempt to "subvert a democracy" by controlling the media.
Ukraine's transgender spokesperson breaks silence on suspension
Following her suspension as spokesperson for Ukraine's military, Sarah Ashton-Cirillo said she will abide by the results of the investigation.
Putin mocked for appearance, early-90s track suit in newly unearthed videos
A Finnish news outlet published footage of the Russian leader on vacation in the early 1990s.
I worked for Putin—he was rational, patient and logical
It's totally different when somebody challenges him. Putin's chief trait is probably his outstanding hypocrisy.
Russia's trying to recruit spies from U.S. churches: Report
A recent story reports that the FBI warned Orthodox Christian parishes about Russian spies' efforts to recruit from American churches.
Putin's soldiers are rapidly dying: Report
More than half of the mobilized Russian soldiers who died in the Ukraine war were killed in less than five months, according to the report.
Russian propaganda fooled Elon Musk, just like it fooled many others
Musk was purportedly motivated by fears that Ukraine's attack against Russian ships in Sevastopol might provoke a nuclear response from Moscow.
Russia loses over 3,000 troops in one week amid counteroffensive: Kyiv
Ukraine's General Staff said Russia's military lost 3,180 soldiers in the past seven days.
Has Ramzan Kadyrov died? What we know, what we don't
The Chechen leader is said to be receiving treatment for kidney failure although the Kremlin has said it has no information about Kadyrov's condition.
Russian TV outlines "excellent way" to interfere in US elections
Guests on Russian state TV discussed what Russia could get out of North Korea following leader Kim Jong Un's meeting with President Vladimir Putin this week.
Putin contradicts his own defense ministry to boost Russian military
The Russian leader appeared to not be on the same page as his defense ministry in regards to Ukraine's equipment losses.
Putin ally's ominous threat of "nuclear" 9/11 ahead of attack's anniversary
"There will be only to collect money for a new monument in the neighborhood of Ground Zero," Dmitry Medvedev wrote, according to a translation.
Russian general admits Ukraine just a "stepping stone" to invade Europe
Ukraine "is only the beginning," Colonel-General Andrey Mordvichev warned in a recent interview.
Russians' support for Putin's war hits all-time low as election looms
A poll shows that 18 months in, Russian public support for Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine has dropped significantly since February 2022.
Putin army frontman's disappearance raises questions
Igor Konashenkov, spokesman for Russia's Defense Ministry, has missed his daily front line video updates for five consecutive days.
Russia fumes at US plan to hand seized oligarch assets to Ukraine veterans
The Kremlin said there would be legal action against any attempt to seize Russian state funds.
Russia has no allies in Ukraine war, state TV boss admits
Russia is waging the "most difficult... toughest and generally unprecedented war in our history," said Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of RT.
How Marjorie Taylor Greene became a Russian state media darling
Top Kremlin propagandists have touted the Georgia Republican to replace Donald Trump as the leading GOP candidate for the 2024 presidential election.
Russia defense chief's math doesn't add up—Literally
Russian state-run news agency Interfax appeared to cover up Sergei Shoigu's error.
Putin 'too kind', says presidential challenger
Girkin previously said Russia would not survive another presidential term by Vladimir Putin.
Prigozhin addresses assassination rumors in "last" video
A Wagner-linked Telegram channel released a video of Yevgeny Prigozhin addressing "those discussing whether I am alive or not."
Prigozhin's 'secret' funeral shows Kremlin tricks still work–for now
Authorities arranged for conspicuous corteges of hearses at seemingly every St. Petersburg cemetery except for the one burying Prigozhin.
Kremlin still seems "worried" about Prigozhin's allure in Russia: ISW
Russian leaders hid information regarding Prigozhin's burial service Wednesday to avoid making him more of a "martyr," ISW reported.
Why Russia can't stop the onslaught of drone attacks
Russian territory—including Moscow—has increasingly been attacked with drones. Why can't Russia detect the unmanned aircraft?
Putin powerless to complain about China claiming Russia territory
The Russian leader is "not in a position" to complain about a new Chinese map, according to a George Mason University professor. .
Russian troops could face food shortage as key suppliers tied to Prigozhin
The late Wagner chief was reportedly hit with 560 lawsuits in 2022 by Russia's defense ministry for allegedly supplying the Russian army with substandard food
How Russia kept Prigozhin's funeral secret
A private burial was held for Yevgeny Prigozhin on Tuesday, but there was no official announcement of when and where it would happen.