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War in Ukraine
Long gone are the days when Western officials said Russian military production couldn’t sustain its war in Ukraine, or a Ukrainian official said Russian strikes would soon stop due to lack of ammo.
Jul. 21
US
The judge said Gershkovich would be sent to a "strict regime colony," a Russian prison camp notorious for harsh conditions and strict rules after three court sessions in a secretive closed-door trial.
Jul. 20
Russia
The decision was made by Russian-installed local deputies, supposedly following an appeal from dissatisfied Luhansk residents.
Jul. 20
War in Ukraine
Russia has provided no public evidence for the charges against Gershkovich, saying only that he spied on a tank factory in the Urals region.
Jul. 19
War in Ukraine
Millions Without Power in West Russia Thanks to Nuke Plant Failure, Record Temps, Kyiv Drone Strikes
Officials at the Russian atomic energy station say an emergency shut-down gutting power production capacity was perfectly safe and no radiation was released.
Jul. 19
Russia
The International Olympic Committee designated “neutral” Russian and Belarusian athletes who will be allowed to participate in this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris.
Jul. 19
Russia
Thursday's meeting in Pyongyang followed Vladimir Putin's visit a month ago, where a mutual defense agreement was signed, raising concerns in Seoul and Washington.
Jul. 19
War in Ukraine
“Russia is banking on Europe and the West going soft, and some in Europe are playing along,” von der Leyen told the European Parliament.
Jul. 18
US
Gershkovich, first Western journalist charged with spying in Russia since Soviet era, detained for 16 months, faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Jul. 18
Russia
Seven warships took part in the six-day drills, as tensions over Russia’s war in Ukraine continue and NATO raises doubts about China’s purported neutrality.
Jul. 18
Putin
Russia’s Putin has much in common with Nazi Germany's Führer, from his path to consolidated power to having his own distorted view of history and possessing a desire to fulfill his fateful destiny.
Jul. 17
War in Ukraine
The word "war" was banned initially but has reappeared in official language, including Putin's, describing what he claims is a war by Ukraine and the West against Russia.
Jul. 17
War in Ukraine
During a press conference in Kyiv following his visit to the United States for a NATO defense alliance summit, Zelensky opened the door to direct talks with officials from Moscow.
Jul. 16
Russia
The Chinese defense ministry said in a statement on Sunday that this operation is "not targeted at any third party and has nothing to do with the current international and regional situation."
Jul. 14
Russia
As a result of the sabotage, Russian weapons and food warehouses were destroyed, and twenty Russian servicemen received severe burns.
Jul. 14
A live broadcast on North Korean state TV saw seven members of Putin’s delegation thrown out for unknowingly breaking protocol by entering before the “Supreme Leader.”
Jun. 20