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After 'Frank' Call, Kremlin To 'Immediately' Start Trump-Putin Meet Prep
The Kremlin said on Thursday it would "immediately" start preparing a summit between Russian and US presidents after Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump held an "extremely frank and trustful" phone call.
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Russia's Big Warning Amid Buzz US May Give Tomahawk Missiles To Ukraine
The Kremlin said on Sunday that Russia was deeply concerned about the possibility of the US supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, warning that the war had reached a dramatic moment with escalation from all sides.
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Kremlin On Alert As US Considers Tomahawks, Wider Intel For Kyiv: Reports
The Kremlin said that the United States and the NATO alliance were already supplying intelligence to Ukraine on a regular basis, in response to reports that Washington would provide intelligence on Russian energy targets to Kyiv.
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Russia Says It Assumes Trump Is Still Committed To Seeking Peace In Ukraine
The Kremlin said on Thursday that it assumed US President Donald Trump was still committed to work towards achieving peace in Ukraine, after the US leader abruptly shifted his rhetoric in Kyiv's favour earlier this week.
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Russia Is A Real Bear Not Paper Tiger: Kremlin Hits Back At Trump's Jibe
Russia on Wednesday rejected the comments by US President Donald Trump and said that it was economically stable despite sanctions and that it was not a "paper tiger" but a "real bear".
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Russia Says It Would Be Risky To Allow Nuclear Treaty With US To Lapse
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that allowing the New START nuclear treaty with the United States to expire next February would be fraught with risks for international security.
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Russia To Seize Assets Of International 'Satanists'
Russia on Friday added what it termed the "international Satanism movement" to a financial blacklist, enabling it to freeze the assets of alleged members even if they have no criminal record.
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Top Putin Aide Dmitry Kozak Resigns As Kremlin Deputy Chief Of Staff
The Kremlin said on Thursday that Dmitry Kozak, deputy head of Russia's presidential administration, had resigned, but did not say why or what he would do next.
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Russia Uses Nazi-Era Arms In Ukraine Amid Shrinking Stockpiles: Report
Russia has reportedly started using Nazi-era weapons in its four-year-long war on Ukraine, as its military stockpiles dwindle and the Kremlin scrambles to rearm its forces.
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Kremlin Shrugs Off EU Plans To Speed Up Phase-Out Of Russia's Energy
The European Union's plans to phase out Russian energy and commodities more quickly will not affect Russia and will not force it to change its position, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.
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Trump's Patience With Putin Runs Thin As Ukraine Talks Hit Pause
Moscow said Friday that peace talks with Ukraine were on hold, as US President Donald Trump again warned he is losing patience with Russian leader Vladimir Putin; however, he stopped short of threatening new sanctions over the Ukraine war.
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"Can't Wear Rose-Tinted Glasses": Russia Says Ukraine Peace Talks On Pause
The Kremlin said Friday that peace talks between Russia and Ukraine were on "pause" as US President Donald Trump's efforts to end the three-and-a-half-year conflict falter.
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Russia Dismisses Polish Statements On Drones In Its Airspace As 'Nothing New'
The Kremlin on Thursday dismissed statements by Warsaw and other European countries about the shooting down of Russian drones over NATO member state Poland as nothing new and said that Moscow would be making no further comment on the situation.
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"Come Visit Us": Vladimir Putin Invites Kim Jong Un To Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday invited North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Russia after holding talks in Beijing with him, according to video published by the Kremlin.
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GPS Interference Is On Rise. Here's What Can Be Done About It
GPS interference is on the rise, so you might be wondering how it works. And can anything be done about it? And perhaps most importantly do you need to worry?
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After 'Frank' Call, Kremlin To 'Immediately' Start Trump-Putin Meet Prep
The Kremlin said on Thursday it would "immediately" start preparing a summit between Russian and US presidents after Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump held an "extremely frank and trustful" phone call.
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Russia's Big Warning Amid Buzz US May Give Tomahawk Missiles To Ukraine
The Kremlin said on Sunday that Russia was deeply concerned about the possibility of the US supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, warning that the war had reached a dramatic moment with escalation from all sides.
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Kremlin On Alert As US Considers Tomahawks, Wider Intel For Kyiv: Reports
The Kremlin said that the United States and the NATO alliance were already supplying intelligence to Ukraine on a regular basis, in response to reports that Washington would provide intelligence on Russian energy targets to Kyiv.
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Russia Says It Assumes Trump Is Still Committed To Seeking Peace In Ukraine
The Kremlin said on Thursday that it assumed US President Donald Trump was still committed to work towards achieving peace in Ukraine, after the US leader abruptly shifted his rhetoric in Kyiv's favour earlier this week.
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Russia Is A Real Bear Not Paper Tiger: Kremlin Hits Back At Trump's Jibe
Russia on Wednesday rejected the comments by US President Donald Trump and said that it was economically stable despite sanctions and that it was not a "paper tiger" but a "real bear".
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Russia Says It Would Be Risky To Allow Nuclear Treaty With US To Lapse
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that allowing the New START nuclear treaty with the United States to expire next February would be fraught with risks for international security.
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Russia To Seize Assets Of International 'Satanists'
Russia on Friday added what it termed the "international Satanism movement" to a financial blacklist, enabling it to freeze the assets of alleged members even if they have no criminal record.
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Top Putin Aide Dmitry Kozak Resigns As Kremlin Deputy Chief Of Staff
The Kremlin said on Thursday that Dmitry Kozak, deputy head of Russia's presidential administration, had resigned, but did not say why or what he would do next.
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Russia Uses Nazi-Era Arms In Ukraine Amid Shrinking Stockpiles: Report
Russia has reportedly started using Nazi-era weapons in its four-year-long war on Ukraine, as its military stockpiles dwindle and the Kremlin scrambles to rearm its forces.
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Kremlin Shrugs Off EU Plans To Speed Up Phase-Out Of Russia's Energy
The European Union's plans to phase out Russian energy and commodities more quickly will not affect Russia and will not force it to change its position, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.
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Trump's Patience With Putin Runs Thin As Ukraine Talks Hit Pause
Moscow said Friday that peace talks with Ukraine were on hold, as US President Donald Trump again warned he is losing patience with Russian leader Vladimir Putin; however, he stopped short of threatening new sanctions over the Ukraine war.
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"Can't Wear Rose-Tinted Glasses": Russia Says Ukraine Peace Talks On Pause
The Kremlin said Friday that peace talks between Russia and Ukraine were on "pause" as US President Donald Trump's efforts to end the three-and-a-half-year conflict falter.
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Russia Dismisses Polish Statements On Drones In Its Airspace As 'Nothing New'
The Kremlin on Thursday dismissed statements by Warsaw and other European countries about the shooting down of Russian drones over NATO member state Poland as nothing new and said that Moscow would be making no further comment on the situation.
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"Come Visit Us": Vladimir Putin Invites Kim Jong Un To Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday invited North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Russia after holding talks in Beijing with him, according to video published by the Kremlin.
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GPS Interference Is On Rise. Here's What Can Be Done About It
GPS interference is on the rise, so you might be wondering how it works. And can anything be done about it? And perhaps most importantly do you need to worry?
