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"The Chinese are signaling that they do not want the Russians to lose...they are totally capable of making sure that the Russians don't," ex-CIA analyst said.

China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin both left this week's talks with significant gains, observers tell Newsweek.

The U.S. secretary of state stopped short of vowing to arrest Putin if he were to travel to the U.S., which is not a member state of the ICC.

Mykhailo Podolyak, one of the Ukrainian president's top aides, took issue with a published story's details about plans for a major military move.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko responded to news that the U.K. could provide Ukraine with ammunition containing depleted uranium.

Russia recently claimed a Ukrainian drone crashed 62 miles outside Moscow.

Accelerated weapons deliveries to Ukraine could prevent damage to major Russian targets in expected spring offensives.

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A professor speaking on the Russia-1 show 'Evening with Vladimir Solovyov' suddenly collapsed live on TV.

The picture was said to show Russia's President Vladimir Putin bending below Xi Jinping as the pair met in Moscow

An air alert was announced overnight in multiple regions across Ukraine, including Kyiv, where at least four people were killed, officials say.

The Chinese leader made the comments after meeting his Russian counterpart in a visit to Moscow.

This week Putin has helped kill off of the fictitious language of Moldovan, thus reducing the sum of nonsense in the world.

Vladimir Churov led the Russian Central Election Commission from 2007 to 2016, when he was removed from his post.

Xi has little to fear from Washington, which is on the defensive vis-à-vis Beijing in the Pacific.

Russia's president is trying to portray the provision of depleted uranium shells to Ukraine's forces as a "significant escalation" in the war.

Chinese President Xi Jinping spent his second day in Moscow discussing China's partnership with Russia, although the ISW said the promises were "tempered."

Questions remain as to what unwritten understandings the two leaders might or might not have reached regarding shipment of Chinese arms to Russia.

Propagandist Vladimir Solovyov reacted strongly to a war crimes arrest warrant issued for the Russian president by the International Criminal Court.

The U.K. Ministry of Defense warned of the "significant challenge" the Russian public will face once former violent offenders return from war.

At least four people were reported dead and five were wounded in the fire that broke out at the building belonging to the FSB last week.

Former FSB officer Igor Girkin has been critical of how the Russian president and his commanders have conducted the invasion of Ukraine.

The group called Cream Soda released a song in 2017 about drowning in the Volga, four years before it's founding member died in the same way.

The head of the mercenaries fighting for Moscow in Ukraine has reportedly sent a letter to Russia's defense minister asking for help.

"The overall Russian spring offensive is likely approaching culmination," the think tank said.

"These two countries have grown closer," NSC spokesperson John Kirby said. "They are both countries that chafe and bristle at U.S. leadership."

One fighter recruited from prison blamed Russian media for misleading him.

The Russian president did not greet the Chinese leader at the airport during his arrival in Moscow for this week's high-stakes visit.

Two announcements, one by the European Union and another by the United States, should help Ukraine's military efforts.

Concern about cybersecurity was cited as the reason why Kremlin officials were reportedly told to stop using the Apple devices.