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Kremlin Says Almost All Dialogue With US Is Frozen: Report
The Kremlin said on Wednesday almost all communications channels between Russia and the United States have been frozen but the U.S. State Department disputed the statement.
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'Where is Vladimir Putin?' Russians Ask, as Leader Drops Off Radar for a Week
Where is President Vladimir Putin? The Kremlin was forced today to insist the Russian leader was in good health as rumours swirled online over his week-long absence from the public eye.
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Thousands Pay Last Respects to Murdered Putin Critic Boris Nemtsov
Thousands of mourners turned out on Tuesday to pay a last homage to slain Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, gunned down near the Kremlin in the most stunning assassination to take place during Vladimir Putin's rule.
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Russia Says Accords Underpinning Ukraine Truce Must be 'Unconditionally Observed'
The package of measures underpinning a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine must be "unconditionally observed", Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said on today.
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Russia Stoic on Sanctions Threat, Analysts Worried
Russia has remained stoic about the threat of tighter Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis, but analysts are concerned that the uncertainty they generate could alone choke off growth.
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Kremlin Denies Considering Strikes on Ukraine
The Kremlin denied on Monday a report that Moscow was considering targeted strikes against Ukraine after shells landed across the border and killed a Russian civilian.
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Vladimir Putin orders Russian troops in military exercise back to base
President Vladimir Putin has ordered troops that took part in military exercises in central and western Russia to return to base after completing their training, Russian news agencies quoted the Kremlin spokesman as saying on Tuesday.
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Kremlin Says Almost All Dialogue With US Is Frozen: Report
The Kremlin said on Wednesday almost all communications channels between Russia and the United States have been frozen but the U.S. State Department disputed the statement.
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'Where is Vladimir Putin?' Russians Ask, as Leader Drops Off Radar for a Week
Where is President Vladimir Putin? The Kremlin was forced today to insist the Russian leader was in good health as rumours swirled online over his week-long absence from the public eye.
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Thousands Pay Last Respects to Murdered Putin Critic Boris Nemtsov
Thousands of mourners turned out on Tuesday to pay a last homage to slain Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, gunned down near the Kremlin in the most stunning assassination to take place during Vladimir Putin's rule.
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Russia Says Accords Underpinning Ukraine Truce Must be 'Unconditionally Observed'
The package of measures underpinning a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine must be "unconditionally observed", Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said on today.
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Russia Stoic on Sanctions Threat, Analysts Worried
Russia has remained stoic about the threat of tighter Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis, but analysts are concerned that the uncertainty they generate could alone choke off growth.
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Kremlin Denies Considering Strikes on Ukraine
The Kremlin denied on Monday a report that Moscow was considering targeted strikes against Ukraine after shells landed across the border and killed a Russian civilian.
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Vladimir Putin orders Russian troops in military exercise back to base
President Vladimir Putin has ordered troops that took part in military exercises in central and western Russia to return to base after completing their training, Russian news agencies quoted the Kremlin spokesman as saying on Tuesday.
