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Secrecy still surrounds the failed nuclear-powered missile test near Severodvinsk, in northern Russia, which killed five scientists.

The footage has sparked anger among many, who have accused authorities of using excessive force in breaking up a demonstration in Moscow.

"Feel it, Secretary Clinton. Feel it, just imagine like you have a history with this," joked comedian Jordan Klepper.

"This is not an issue for us, it is not a thing that interests us or causes us concern," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

It is a threefold increase from five years ago.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said "such actions by the United States do not lead to a strengthening of an atmosphere of security and stability in the region."

The legislation will be passed on to President Vladimir Putin to be signed into law.

Elizabeta Peskova's internship with a far-right member of the European Parliament has led to fears that she could gain insider information.

"Through legal trickery Deep State hitman Robert Mueller has guaranteed that my upcoming show trial is before Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama appointed Judge," Stone wrote for the Instagram post's caption.

"This is Vladimir Putin, who he was trying to do business with, who was helping him win the election," Jeffrey Toobin said.

"What is it that they so desperately want to cover up?" Glenn Kirschner asked. "The concentric circles are tightening and tightening."

"What we're going to do is we're going to get Mr. Mnuchin into the committee and ask him real pointed questions about de-listing," Congresswoman Maxine Waters said.

The Internet Research Agency targeted in Robert Mueller's Russia probe was forced to leave its St. Petersburg headquarters after five days of threats.

"The media's hysteria by and large is groundless," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

The president phoned a New York Times reporter after a meeting with the Russian leader at the 2017 G20 summit and said he accepted Putin's denial.

"Withdrawing from NATO—even discussing withdrawing from NATO—would be disastrous for the security of the United States," retired Lieutenant General James Clapper said.

The Kremlin comments came after reports that the FBI had opened a counterintelligence investigation into whether the president had fallen under Russia's influence.

The new rules said a hijacked plane could be destroyed if there were no hostages aboard, but did not say what to do if there were.

The Kremlin has explicitly denied interfering in any elections after the head of Israel's internal security claimed Russia was preparing to meddle in an April Israeli parliament poll.

The Russian president disclosed the information before firing a cannon to mark his country's Orthodox Christmas.

President Vladimir Putin referred to "Russophobia" to explain why the U.S. has made Moscow out to be an enemy.

"If ISIS hits us, they are doomed!" Trump tweeted.

Nuclear war "might lead to the collapse of civilization," Putin said in his annual Q&A with domestic and foreign media.

A top Ukrainian official said the military would place new missiles onshore that would be capable of taking out distant targets, specifically mentioning the bridge linking the disputed Crimean Peninsula to Russia.

"Here we need to analyze each particular case," a Kremlin spokesman said on Tuesday.

"A serious breakthrough has been made in developing advanced and unparalleled weapons," Russian President Vladimir Putin said.

Asked about new accusations facing Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who has already pleaded guilty to multiple charges, Dmitry Peskov said the Kremlin had "no comment."

Rappers say their freedom of expression is being curtailed.

"What is the reason for the cover-up? Why did Cohen take the risk of lying to Congress?" asks Norm Eisen, who served in the Obama administration.

Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters that Putin and Trump will meet on December 1 in Argentina, disregarding the president's suggestion that the meeting may be canceled.