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Putin Tells Western Nations That He's Just Getting Started With Ukraine
The Russian president dismissed Western opposition to this Internationally condemned invasion.
Top Russian Generals Arrested, Investigated for 'Abuse of Power'
The homes and workplaces of the three men were searched on Tuesday by employees of Russia's Federal Security Service.
Mold, Bugs in Burgers at Russia's McDonald's Substitute Spark Outrage
The burger chain now operates under the name Vkusno and Tochka after the global giant pulled out following the invasion of Ukraine.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Warns of Nuclear War With Russia, Calls for Protests
"Maybe now is the time to go 'into the streets' to stop this insane President," the Republican lawmaker tweeted.
Putin Health Rumors 'Frighten' Russian Oligarch's Wife
"I think Putin is ill, but not in the way that most people think Putin is ill. Putin is mentally ill...," financier and political activist Bill Browder said.
Russia Ready for Direct Confrontation With All of NATO, State TV Host Says
Vladimir Solovyov said that Russia was only using 18 percent of its army in Ukraine and a "peacetime" army.
Russia To Rely More on Reserve Forces as War Continues—U.K. Intelligence
The Ukrainian city of Sieverodonetsk came under Russian control over the weekend after experiencing heavy shelling for weeks.
Former Russian Oligarch Warns Putin Will Invade NATO Territory
Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who served 10 years in jail after openly criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin, called on NATO to do more for Ukraine.
Russian Official Who Carried Putin's Nuclear Codes Found in 'Pool of Blood'
The retired Russian colonel is reportedly in critical condition after being found shot in his home.
Ukraine Warns Russia of Massive Missile Strikes After U.S. Rockets Arrive
The Eastern European nation's foreign minister warned that "summer will be hot" for Russians attacking his country.
Putin Prolonging War Could Put Ukraine in Vulnerable Position
Will extending the war in Ukraine better Russia's chances of declaring an eventual victory?
'Zelensky's Tears' Vodka Being Sold in Russia, Video Appears To Show
"It's a joke," said the man who filmed the video, "that they are selling 'Zelensky's Tears' vodka in Moscow supermarkets."
Russia Claims U.S. Ordered Ukraine to Stop Peace Talks
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova claimed without offering evidence that Russia learned the U.S. played a role in the stalled negotiations.
Putin Is Making More on Oil Than He's Spending on Ukraine War
According to a recent report, Russia made nearly $100 billion in fossil fuel exports during the first 100 days of the war in Ukraine.
Alexei Navalny Feared He'd Be Sent to Torture Prison: A 'Monstrous Place'
The prominent Kremlin critic has reportedly been transferred from a prison colony to an undisclosed location.
'Bring Back the Big Mac' Sign Mars McDonald's Replacement Opening in Russia
McDonald's pulled out of Russia in March following the country's widely-condemned invasion of Ukraine.
Putin Warns Against Taking Russia's Retreats as Defeat
Speaking to a forum of young professionals, the Russian leader said there have been moments in history when Russia retreated in order to "move forward."
Russia State TV Calls for Moving 'Powerful' Weapons Closer to U.S.
Pro-Kremlin television host Olga Skabeyeva said "it's time for Russia to roll out something," appearing to float the idea of missiles.
Putin Resorting to Drafted Soldiers in Ukraine Could Come at a High Price
Reports say Russia's military may be having manpower issues. However, the potential use of conscripts could be a politically risky move.
Russia's Oil Sales Are Keeping Putin's War With Ukraine Alive
Even with unprecedented sanctions imposed on Russia, experts say Putin won't run out of war funds anytime soon due to oil revenue.
Putin's Annual 'Direct Line' Call-In With Russians Delayed
The Russian president did not hold the call-in event in 2020 but returned to the annual tradition in June last year.
Italian Journalist Rips Colleague for 'Farce' Interview With Russians
"You should have the courage to say to your hosts that the palace behind you is a palace full of s**t," Sallusti said, referring to the Kremlin.
Putin's State-Run Media Admits Russian-Speaking Ukrainians Fighting Back
A Russian journalist on state-run television said that the development was "a very interesting paradox."
Putin's Rumored Girlfriend Sanctioned by EU
The former gymnast rumored to be the mistress of the Russian leader was included in the new sanctions the EU imposed on Russia.
Firefighters Battle Huge Blaze as Moscow Business Center Goes Up In Flames
The fire that led to the deployment of at least three helicopters has been put out, according to the latest information from the Russian emergency services.
Russia Turns to 'Forced Mobilization' as Troop Morale Declines: Report
The report out of Ukraine says Russia has forced individuals into military service in areas it occupies in the Donetsk region.
Russia's Image as a Superior Military Crumbled in Less Than 100 Days
As the war in Ukraine continues on, some experts say Russia's military is losing its reputation as one of the world's mightiest forces.
Putin Is 100 Days Into Ukraine War and Cracks in His Support Are Showing
High-profile resignations and a report that Russian elites are displeased with the Russian president point to waning support for Putin's war.
Russia Withdraws From Nuclear Arctic Safety Program Amid Analysts' Concerns
The withdrawal marks the end of nearly three decades of bilateral partnership with Norway.
'Warmongers' Projected on Side of U.S. Embassy Building in Moscow
As Russia's military focuses on eastern Ukraine, a video accusing the U.S. of killing children in the region was displayed on its embassy.