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At Least 40 Dead As Plane Catches Fire On Runway In Moscow
Forty-one people were killed Sunday after a Russian passenger jet making an emergency landing in Moscow touched down and burst into flames.
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Ukraine Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky Wins Presidential Election By Landslide
Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky swept to victory in Ukraine's presidential election Sunday, an exit poll showed, as millions of voters weary of war and economic hardship rebuked the ruling elites and ushered in fresh uncertainty for their geopolitically pivotal nation.
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Comedian With No Political Record Leads Ukraine's Presidential Election
Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky swept to victory in Ukraine's presidential election Sunday, an exit poll showed, as millions of voters weary of war and economic hardship rebuked the ruling elites and ushered in fresh uncertainty for their geopolitically pivotal nation.
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What Russia Knows About Putin-Trump Talks, US May Not Know For Years
The United States has no detailed record of President Donald Trump's five face-to-face interactions with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the past two years, The Washington Post reported last week.
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Putin's "New Year Gift" Is Hypersonic Nuclear Warhead That Can Glide
Russia on Wednesday conducted a final test of a nuclear-capable glider that flies at 20 times the speed of sound, President Vladimir Putin said, adding that the weapon will be added to the country's arsenal next year.
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Moscow Looks Back, George HW Bush A Steady Hand While Soviet Union Fell
George H.W. Bush's presidency will be forever linked with the Soviet Union's collapse. But in Moscow, his death provoked an outpouring of nostalgia Saturday for an American leader who chose careful diplomacy over brinkmanship as the postwar order was thrown into disarray.
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How World's Shallowest Sea Became Flashpoint Between Russia, Ukraine
Nestled in Europe's southeast corner is the world's shallowest sea: the Azov. It is no more than 50 feet deep and smaller than Lake Michigan.
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A Jolt, Then Free Fall: Astronauts' Harrowing Escape From Rocket
A Russian Soyuz rocket malfunctioned two minutes after liftoff Thursday on a mission to the International Space Station, triggering an automatic abort command that forced the two-member crew - an American and a Russian - to make a harrowing parachute landing in their capsule, 200 miles from the launch site in the steppes of Kazakhstan.
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Trump Hands Putin A Diplomatic Triumph, Casts Doubt On US Intelligence
President Donald Trump handed Russian President Vladimir Putin an unalloyed diplomatic triumph during their summit here Monday as he refused to support the collective conclusion of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia had interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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"Maybe He'll Be A Friend": Donald Trump Ahead Of Summit With Putin
He allegedly helped him get elected. He has charmed him and egged him on. And on Monday, when Russian President Vladimir Putin meets President Donald Trump face to face here in Finland's capital, he will see what he gets out of it.
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Putin's Bridge To Crimea Illustrates His Power - And His Regime's Weak Spot
President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday opened a $4 billion bridge directly linking Russia to Crimea, giving him a propaganda victory that drew condemnation from the West and served as the latest demonstration of Putin's personalized system of power.
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Trump Says Missiles "Will Be Coming" To Syria, Taunts Russia For Vowing To Block Them
The United States and Russia escalated a war of words over Syria on Wednesday, with President Donald Trump warning that U.S. airstrikes "will be coming" despite Russia's pledge to shoot down American missiles aimed at its ally.
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Trump Proposed Putin Visit White House During March Call, Kremlin Says
President Donald Trump proposed meeting Vladimir Putin at the White House in a March phone call, the Kremlin said Monday, a fresh revelation about a conversation that stirred controversy over Trump's friendly tone toward the Russian leader amid mounting tensions with the West.
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With Putin's Re-Election, Expect Rising Tensions With The West
When Russian President Vladimir Putin took the stage on a square outside the Kremlin to claim victory in Sunday's national election, he did so at an open-air concert celebrating the fourth anniversary of his annexation of Crimea.
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The Awkward Moment A Woman Found Out Her Husband Is A Putin Supporter
It was a festive atmosphere at a polling place across the Moscow River from The Washington Post's office in central Moscow on Sunday.
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At Least 40 Dead As Plane Catches Fire On Runway In Moscow
Forty-one people were killed Sunday after a Russian passenger jet making an emergency landing in Moscow touched down and burst into flames.
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Ukraine Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky Wins Presidential Election By Landslide
Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky swept to victory in Ukraine's presidential election Sunday, an exit poll showed, as millions of voters weary of war and economic hardship rebuked the ruling elites and ushered in fresh uncertainty for their geopolitically pivotal nation.
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Comedian With No Political Record Leads Ukraine's Presidential Election
Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky swept to victory in Ukraine's presidential election Sunday, an exit poll showed, as millions of voters weary of war and economic hardship rebuked the ruling elites and ushered in fresh uncertainty for their geopolitically pivotal nation.
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What Russia Knows About Putin-Trump Talks, US May Not Know For Years
The United States has no detailed record of President Donald Trump's five face-to-face interactions with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the past two years, The Washington Post reported last week.
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Putin's "New Year Gift" Is Hypersonic Nuclear Warhead That Can Glide
Russia on Wednesday conducted a final test of a nuclear-capable glider that flies at 20 times the speed of sound, President Vladimir Putin said, adding that the weapon will be added to the country's arsenal next year.
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Moscow Looks Back, George HW Bush A Steady Hand While Soviet Union Fell
George H.W. Bush's presidency will be forever linked with the Soviet Union's collapse. But in Moscow, his death provoked an outpouring of nostalgia Saturday for an American leader who chose careful diplomacy over brinkmanship as the postwar order was thrown into disarray.
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How World's Shallowest Sea Became Flashpoint Between Russia, Ukraine
Nestled in Europe's southeast corner is the world's shallowest sea: the Azov. It is no more than 50 feet deep and smaller than Lake Michigan.
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A Jolt, Then Free Fall: Astronauts' Harrowing Escape From Rocket
A Russian Soyuz rocket malfunctioned two minutes after liftoff Thursday on a mission to the International Space Station, triggering an automatic abort command that forced the two-member crew - an American and a Russian - to make a harrowing parachute landing in their capsule, 200 miles from the launch site in the steppes of Kazakhstan.
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Trump Hands Putin A Diplomatic Triumph, Casts Doubt On US Intelligence
President Donald Trump handed Russian President Vladimir Putin an unalloyed diplomatic triumph during their summit here Monday as he refused to support the collective conclusion of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia had interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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"Maybe He'll Be A Friend": Donald Trump Ahead Of Summit With Putin
He allegedly helped him get elected. He has charmed him and egged him on. And on Monday, when Russian President Vladimir Putin meets President Donald Trump face to face here in Finland's capital, he will see what he gets out of it.
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Putin's Bridge To Crimea Illustrates His Power - And His Regime's Weak Spot
President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday opened a $4 billion bridge directly linking Russia to Crimea, giving him a propaganda victory that drew condemnation from the West and served as the latest demonstration of Putin's personalized system of power.
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Trump Says Missiles "Will Be Coming" To Syria, Taunts Russia For Vowing To Block Them
The United States and Russia escalated a war of words over Syria on Wednesday, with President Donald Trump warning that U.S. airstrikes "will be coming" despite Russia's pledge to shoot down American missiles aimed at its ally.
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Trump Proposed Putin Visit White House During March Call, Kremlin Says
President Donald Trump proposed meeting Vladimir Putin at the White House in a March phone call, the Kremlin said Monday, a fresh revelation about a conversation that stirred controversy over Trump's friendly tone toward the Russian leader amid mounting tensions with the West.
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With Putin's Re-Election, Expect Rising Tensions With The West
When Russian President Vladimir Putin took the stage on a square outside the Kremlin to claim victory in Sunday's national election, he did so at an open-air concert celebrating the fourth anniversary of his annexation of Crimea.
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The Awkward Moment A Woman Found Out Her Husband Is A Putin Supporter
It was a festive atmosphere at a polling place across the Moscow River from The Washington Post's office in central Moscow on Sunday.
