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The Kremlin has denied reports that claim Asma al-Assad is seeking a return to London following her husband's exile in Moscow.

The suspect, described as an Uzbek citizen born in 1995, was recruited by Ukrainian intelligence, according to Russia's Federal Security Service.

The ousted Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad says he had planned to keep fighting but the Russians evacuated him.

Donald Trump has reportedly extended invitations to world leaders including the Chinese President Xi Jinping.

"The strategic weakness of Russia has been exposed," security specialist Edward Lucas told Newsweek.

The Kremlin has confirmed Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has been granted political asylum in Russia.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has criticized the U.S. president's decision in a pro-Kremlin newspaper.

Video of Russian President Vladimir Putin addressing hypersonic missile use showed his hands near frozen for more than 20 minutes

Recruited in 2019, Ephrem Yalike-Ngonzo was tasked with producing pro-Russian content across the Central African Republic.

The decree lowers the threshold for using nuclear weapons and coincides with the U.S. changing policy on Kyiv's use of ATACMS.

There are sometimes weeks between Putin's meetings and the Kremlin's official reports of them, Telegram channel Faridaily reported.

Putin will share Russia's nuclear deterrence with its allies—mirroring NATO's "attack on one member is an attack on all" doctrine.

News agency Tass suggested the consequences of an alleged decision to allow U.S. weapons to be used to strike deeper into Russia could be short lived.

The Kremlin has responded to Joe Biden's alleged authorization for Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied missiles to strike deep inside Russian territory.

Estimates from researchers in the U.S. in July suggested that the Kremlin faces eye-watering costs for its payouts to troops injured in the war in Ukraine.

A Kremlin spokesperson said the reports were "pure fiction," while Trump's communications director also declined to verify any such call.

Moscow has pushed back on reports that the president-elect spoke to Vladimir Putin, with spokesperson Dmitry Peskov describing the claim as "pure fiction."

Pavel Klimenko commanded the Fifth Separate Motor Rifle Brigade, which has been accused of killing a Texan fighting for Russia.

Trump has insisted he could make a deal to swiftly end the conflict, which will be nearly three years old when he takes office on January 20, 2025.

Anticipation is building over what a Trump presidency will mean for Ukraine's fight against Russian aggression.

President Maia Sandu has won a second term in office in an election that was marred by accusations of Russian interference.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny expressed commitment to his cause in a memoir released eight months after his death.

South Korea's Defense Ministry also said it will review measures regarding possible supply of lethal weapons to Ukraine.

The U.S. Government claims a Russian media organization is seeking to "encourage hate and violence in the United States."

Alexei Moskalyov, whose daughter's school drawing criticized the war, was released from a Russian jail.

Russia sentenced Laurent Vinatier to three years in prison for allegedly gathering military information.

Dmitry Peskov rejected some claims made in the latest book by The Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward, but corroborated others.

New NATO chief Mark Rutte condemned Russia's "reckless" rhetoric about changing its nuclear doctrine.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has drawn a comparison between the conflict in Ukraine and the Korean War, which ended with an armistice but no peace treaty.

Kremlin says changes to Russia's nuclear doctrine are meant to dissuade Ukraine's Western allies from supporting attacks on Russia