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Deadly War Robot Showcased by Russia Is Actually a Pet Dog Bot
A new Russian RPG rocket-launching robot has been revealed to be a modified Chinese "companion" robot dog.
Russia Unveils Plans For Space Station to Rival ISS After Leaving Program
After announcing it would leave the ISS after 2024, Roscosmos has revealed a model Russia-only space station.
Moscow Already 'Studying' Top-Secret Records From Trump Raid: Russian Media
"What's the point of searching?" a Russian television host asked, suggesting the Kremlin had already reviewed the documents.
Russian Hypersonic Missile Scientist Arrested, Charged With Treason
Alexander Shiplyuk is the third prominent Novosibirsk-based scientist to be taken into custody over the past few months.
Zelensky Slams Amnesty International Over Report: 'Cannot Be Tolerated'
President Zelensky has accused Amnesty International of seeking to "shift responsibility from the aggressor to the victim" in a controversial report.
Putin Delaying Annual Event Is Sign of Poor Health: Russia Expert
Putin has held a direct line with the Russian public every year but one since 2001. This week, he postponed the event without a future date set.
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."
Intercepted Call Suggests Russia Bombed Own Town to Spark Outrage: Ukraine
Ukrainian intelligence published audio online of a call it said was allegedly between a Russian soldier and his wife.
Russia Clearing Dead Bodies from Mariupol For 'Victory Carnival'—Ukraine
The parade would fall on "Victory Day," Russia's largest public holiday held every year on May 9 to celebrate triumph over Nazi Germany in the Second World War.
Ukraine Soldiers Allegedly Surrendering in Mariupol as They Run Out of Food
Soldiers in Mariupol have been fighting for 47 days as supplies dwindled.
Republicans Knock Biden for Not Visiting Kyiv After Boris Johnson's Trip
Ukrainian politicians urged the leaders of more Western democracies to visit the capital as the British prime minister did Saturday to show solidarity.
Russian Oligarch Viktor Vekselberg's Mega-Yacht Seized in Spain by U.S.
The yacht, named the Tango, is a 254-foot vessel valued at an estimated $120 million.
Ukraine and Russia Closer to Ending War with Understanding in Four Areas
There is still no agreement on Crimea and Donbas, two eastern areas of Ukraine that Russia sees as its own territory.
Technology is Not Neutral. The Russian Invasion of Ukraine Made That Clear
While some Western media coverage of the conflict in Ukraine has revealed the "ignorance, arrogance and racism" of the media, the fact that several of these billion-dollar platforms have exacerbated conflict around the world and repeatedly failed to stave the growing scourge of state-sponsored information operations is illustrative of the same bias and injustice.
Russian Oligarchs Hide Money in Plain Sight in Luxury New York City Condos
The U.S. is coming after Russian oligarchs who hide their money in luxury New York real estate. But finding those assets won't be easy.
Putin in 'Strategic Disaster' With Ukraine War, Says Retired US General
The Russian president's forces are "doing very badly," and he underestimated the Western response, Barry McCaffrey said Sunday.
How NATO Could Be Dragged Into Russia's Ukraine War—'Game Changer'
President Andrzej Duda of Poland, a NATO member country, spoke about what might make the military alliance rethink Russia's invasion.
Adam Kinzinger: Zelensky 'Three Times the Man' Trump, Cawthorn Are Combined
The Republican congressman said Trump "is the most soft coddled person I've met."
U.S. Sanctions Ukrainian Officials It Says Helped Russia With Campaign
The four men are said to be part of a Kremlin effort that began in 2020 "to degrade the ability of the Ukrainian state to independently function."
Alexei Navalny, Poisoned Putin Critic, Detained on Return to Russia
Navalny was detained upon arrival in Moscow, with authorities saying he'd violated his probation.
Alleged Russian SolarWinds Hack Poses 'Grave Risk' To U.S. Government
"CISA expects that removing this threat actor from compromised environments will be highly complex and challenging for organizations," the agency under the Department of Homeland Security warned.
Hunter Biden Emails Have 'Nothing to Do' With Russia, Intel Chief Says
Ratcliffe said he's tired of "people using the intelligence community to leverage some political narrative."
Alexei Navalny's First Photo Since Poisoning Is Released
In an Instagram post, the Russian opposition leader shared that he was able to breathe on his own. His press secretary said he'd return to Russia.
45% of Russians Support Anti-Putin Protests While Just 17% Oppose: Poll
Tens of thousands have taken to the streets in Russia's far east for the past three weekends.
Half of Russia's Doctors Think Country's Coronavirus Death Count Is Too Low
Only 21 percent of Russian doctors said they trusted the reported COVID-19 death toll.
'I Was Wrong': Former FBI Director James Comey Admits FISA Overstep
Former FBI Director James Comey conceded he was "overconfident" in his defense of the FBI's use of the FISA court to investigate members of the Trump campaign for Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Fox News Hosts Praise Gabbard: Fight With Clinton 'Made Her Look So Good'
Clinton has called Gabbard "the favorite of the Russians." Gabbard hit back, calling the failed 2016 presidential hopeful the "queen of warmongers."
Girl, 12, Drowns in Tragic Hotel Swimming Pool Accident on Family Holiday
Alisa Adamova from St Petersburg was under water for 15 minutes at he hotel in Bodrum, Turkey.
'No Doubt' Trump Campaign Wanted Russian Help, Says Former FBI Director
"There's absolutely no doubt that the Russians were interfering with the election for the purpose of helping the Trump campaign," Andrew McCabe said.