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President Donald Trump has said a force of Americans will remain in the east of the country to guard the oil fields there.

"This is not how you secure a nation and its people," Tara Sonenshine said.

The Boeing 737-500 from the now defunct Tatarstan Airways crashed in 2013 as it tried to land at an airport in Kazan, Russia.

European Court of Human Rights said 9-year-old was subjected to "ill-treatment" by Russian police, who allowed her to see her father being kicked.

The base's commander said the "aviation commandant's office" will allow Russian helicopters to support patrols in the Turkish border region.

During his show, "Tucker Carlson Tonight," the host made waves when he stated during a monologue that Russia poses no threat to the United States "at all."

To keep Russia and Iran in check, NATO now more than ever needs to develop and pursue a comprehensive strategy for the Black Sea. Georgia is key to the region.

Two men allegedly used a cat to smuggle drugs into a Russian prison but a lawyer says a different cat has been presented to the court as evidence.

Former U.S. Navy intelligence and counter-terrorism specialist Malcolm Nance suggested, "Putin leads Donald Trump around on a leash."

"Something is happening in the minds of those who normally create the geopolitical agenda," Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said.

Ex-Navy intelligence officer Malcom Nance's comments seemed to be well-received by 'Morning Joe' co-host Willie Geist.

The federal government has more authority to regulate colored pencils than it does to enforce election security measures, the Brennan Center report warns.

"He doesn't have to go be Putin's prop in a May Day parade," said MSNBC national security analyst Jeremy Bash.

The U.S. is set to deploy some 600 soldiers to guard eastern Syria's oil fields against Islamic State remnants, though Trump has said he wants to bring in a U.S. company to develop the resources.

Assad's forces have used tactics including indiscriminate bombing, chemical weapons and mass disappearances in their effort to bring all of Syria back under the dictator's control.

Syrian Democratic Forces commander says his group "should be part of the general administration of Syria, within the constitution" and must have "its own exclusivity within Syria's general system of protection."

Intruders entered a broadcast of Ukrainian channel Pryamiy to the sound of apparent gunfire.

Macron warned this week that the NATO alliance was experiencing "brain death" as a result of erratic U.S. foreign policy.

A Pentagon spokesperson told Newsweek that "those who sought to be our adversaries have decided to weaponize" hypersonic technology creating "a warfighting asymmetry."

The French president warned that America's withdrawal will not derail the initiative, and said he deplores such a move.

At the Council on Russian Language, Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a Russian version of the online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, which will be created between 2020-2022.

"The conviction of Sergey Klimov comes as no surprise in the present climate of raids, detentions, and arrests of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia," a spokesperson at the church's world headquarters said.

Gorbachev signed several pivotal anti-nuclear proliferation agreements with the U.S. during his time as the last leader of the Soviet Union.

Maria Butina talks to 60 Minutes and tells all about the claim she tried to inject Russian influence into NRA policy.

Foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said the international community had the right to question the U.S. policy.

The dictator suggested Trump's transactional foreign policy is illustrative of America's global approach.

Gennady Shcherbakov reportedly threw the feline when approached by police at an apartment block in Moscow.

Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan's perspective is at odds with that of the president, who has argued his actions towards Ukraine were appropriate.

Scientists used buckets to scoop out methane bubbles from a spot in the Arctic sea.

Apple is warning users of the iPhone 5 that they will have to update their software by November 3 or be left unable to use a slew of internet services, including iCloud and the App Store.