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Russian State TV 'Yet To Pick' 2024 U.S. Election Candidate
Anchor of Russia-1 program '60 Minutes' Evgeny Popov namechecked Donald Trump as "our previous candidate."
Russian Howitzer, Tanks Destroyed in 'Tense' Day of War: Ukraine
The Ukrainian military said that it killed at least 20 Russian troops and destroyed several key pieces of military equipment in a "tense" day of war.
Fighter Jet Shoots Down Russian Missile Heading for Ukraine: Air Force
Ukraine said it shot down seven of the eight missiles fired by Russia on Tuesday while one struck an anti-aircraft missile complex in the Lviv region.
Expect More Space Junk From Elon Musk and Other Space Travelers: Expert
Incidents of space debris landing on Earth have reportedly increased due to space tourism and increased exploration from international government agencies.
Putin Uses Body Doubles, Isn't in 'Good Health': Ukraine General
Ukrainian Major General Vadym Skibitsky said that Putin's inner circle has begun "panicking about his health."
Russia Blows Up Its Ammunition While Trying to Hide From HIMARS: Report
Russian forces created a smoke screen to protect themselves from HIMARS while unloading ammunition from a train in Ukraine's Kherson region, Ukraine said.
Russia's Medvedev Deletes Posts Targeting 'Artificial' Kazakhstan, Georgia
An aide to ex-president and prime minister Dmitry Medvedev said the post was made after his VKontakte account was hacked.
Russia Says It Launched Military Satellite Into Orbit
Footage allegedly shows a Soyuz rocket carrying a military satellite named "Cosmos-2558" blasting off from the Plesetsk State Test Cosmodrome.
Russia Blasts 'Provocative' Nancy Pelosi, Vows to Back China
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the House Speaker's visit to Taiwan could lead to an increase in "tension in the region."
One in 3 Russians Thinks the Sun Orbits Earth: New Poll
Some 35 percent of Russians incorrectly think the sun orbits around Earth, rather than the other way around.
Zelensky Hails U.S.-Made HIMARS, Package: 'Closer to Victory'
The Ukrainian president praised the rocket systems, which are helping in the battle against Vladimir Putin's forces.
Russian State TV: Send 'Brainwashed' Ukraine Kids to Our Military Schools
A Russian State Duma official has said Russia must turn its attention to the children of Ukraine if it wants to fulfil its plan of unification.
How Zelensky's Presidential Rival Would Try To Defeat Putin
Ex-President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko told Newsweek how Vladimir Putin's Russia can be driven out of Ukraine.
U.S. Giving Ukraine HIMARS Ammo After Russia Says It Destroyed 100 Missiles
The HIMARS ammunition is part of a new $550 million security assistance package for Ukraine that President Joe Biden's administration is authorizing.
What Russia Said About Using Nuclear Weapons as Putin Warns No One Wins
Vladimir Putin said "there can be no winners" in a nuclear war, but Russian state TV has threatened the use of nuclear weapons for months amid the Ukraine war.
Ukraine Pleads With Meta to Stop 'Unfair' Blocking of Facebook Posts
Ukraine asked Meta to "open the rules" on its moderating policy in order to help Ukrainians tell "the truth about the war."
Wolf Kills 9-Year-Old Boy and Critically Injures His Friend
The boys were swimming near a forest in Dagestan in southern Russia when the wolf attacked them.
Watch: Ship With Ukrainian Grain Leaves Port After Deal With Russia
It is reportedly the first ship carrying grain to leave the Ukrainian port of Odesa as part of a landmark deal between Ukraine and Russia.
Donald Trump Calls Brittney Griner 'Spoiled,' Slams Prisoner Trade Proposal
The ex-president criticized the plan to swap Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout for the basketball star and former Marine Paul Whelan.
Russia Destroying U.S. HIMARS Likely 'Wishful Thinking': Finnish Official
U.S. General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said last month that Russia had so far failed to destroy any U.S.-supplied HIMARS.
Lugansk Second Army Corps Police Force Assisting Neighbors in Donetsk
Top news stories on Russia's Channel One from July 24 to July 31, 2022, covering the war in Ukraine and other international affairs.
Half of U.S.-Made HIMARS in Ukraine Destroyed, Russia Says
Russia's claim comes as four additional High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems sent from the U.S. arrived in Ukraine.
Who Is Anatoly Chubais? Ex Putin Aide's Sudden Sickness Sparks Speculation
The 67-year-old Putin ally resigned as a top Kremlin adviser in March 2022, widely believed to be due to his opposition to the war.
Russia Has Lost 5,000 Military Vehicles in Ukraine War: Analysis
Photographic evidence from Ukraine has shown that over 900 Russian tanks have been destroyed, damaged, abandoned or captured since the beginning of the war.
Ukraine Needs F-16s 'Now'—Putin 'Exhausted' But Clock Ticking: ex-President
Petro Poroshenko told Newsweek Kyiv needs "game changer" fighter jets to retake Russian-occupied territory.
Wake Up! We're at War
Protecting basic human needs like food and shelter is what people fight for, go to war for. And it's these basics that are under direct assault by Russia, in Ukraine and around the world. The knock-on effects of the war are leaving an untold number of people hungry and—as the seasons change—out in the cold.
Bank Boss Who Stole Millions From Vault Extradited to Moscow To Face Trial
Inessa Brandenburg who is alleged to have stolen $8.5 million from Siberian Bank for Reconstruction and Development in Tyumen was hiding in Spain.
What Is Guillain-Barré Syndrome? Ex-Putin Aide Develops Rare Disorder
Anatoly Chubais, a former aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is in hospital with the disorder.
Russian Hackers Target U.S. HIMARS Maker in 'New Type of Attack': Report
Hackers first announced their intention to infiltrate giant U.S. defense contractor Lockheed Martin on July 22.
War Crimes Investigation: Is Putin Targeting Civilians in Ukraine?
Amid charges that Moscow has committed war crimes, a Newsweek examination of Russian bombings reveals the facts obscured by the fog of war.