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All 4 Moscow Airports Shut Down, At Least 11 Ukrainian Drones Destroyed
All four international airports of the Russian capital were closed due to safety concerns on Sunday afternoon until further notice as air defence forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones within an hour.
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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of $100,000 Per Person Kill Plan For Its Top Officials
Kyiv said Friday that 10 people were arrested in Ukraine and Moldova on suspicion of planning to assassinate senior Ukrainian political figures on Moscow's orders, with payouts of up to $100,000.
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Russia Calls On Iran To "Exercise Restraint" Amid US Military Buildup
Russia called for restraint on Thursday amid growing tensions over a possible US attack on Iran, and as Moscow and Tehran staged naval drills that the Kremlin said were scheduled and should not be a cause for alarm.
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No Reason To Believe Change In India's Stance On Russian Oil: Moscow
Russia's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said it has "no reason" to believe that India has changed its position on buying Russian oil, which it said is beneficial for both countries and maintains stability in the global hydrocarbons market.
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Drones, Sirens, Army Posters: How 4 Years Of War Changed This Russian City
Around 500 kilometres south of Moscow, Voronezh -- a city of one million people -- is closer to the front line in eastern Ukraine than to the Russian capital.
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How A Soviet-Era Heating System Is Helping Russia Freeze Ukraine
In January, temperatures went below minus 15 degrees Celsius as Moscow targeted energy infrastructure, leaving a large number of Ukrainians without heating.
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US Envoy To NATO Says Russia May Never Be Ready For Peace Deal
Washington's representative to NATO said Friday that Russia may never be ready to make a deal to end the war in Ukraine, which Moscow's forces launched nearly four years ago.
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WhatsApp, With 100 Million Users In Russia, Claims Moscow Tried To Block It
Russia has attempted to "fully block" Meta Platforms-owned WhatsApp in the country, a company spokesperson told Reuters, as it promotes home-grown platforms and seeks greater control over its internet space.
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Will Take Countermeasures If Greenland Militarised: Russia
Russia threatened to take military "countermeasures" if the West boosts its own military footprint on Greenland, Moscow's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday.
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Facing Labour Crunch Due To Ukraine War, Russia Turns To Indian Workers
A group of weary-looking Indian men carrying sports bags queued at passport control at a busy Moscow airport one recent evening after flying over 2,700 miles - and via Uzbekistan - to get work.
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All 4 Moscow Airports Shut Down, At Least 11 Ukrainian Drones Destroyed
All four international airports of the Russian capital were closed due to safety concerns on Sunday afternoon until further notice as air defence forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones within an hour.
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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of $100,000 Per Person Kill Plan For Its Top Officials
Kyiv said Friday that 10 people were arrested in Ukraine and Moldova on suspicion of planning to assassinate senior Ukrainian political figures on Moscow's orders, with payouts of up to $100,000.
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Russia Calls On Iran To "Exercise Restraint" Amid US Military Buildup
Russia called for restraint on Thursday amid growing tensions over a possible US attack on Iran, and as Moscow and Tehran staged naval drills that the Kremlin said were scheduled and should not be a cause for alarm.
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No Reason To Believe Change In India's Stance On Russian Oil: Moscow
Russia's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday said it has "no reason" to believe that India has changed its position on buying Russian oil, which it said is beneficial for both countries and maintains stability in the global hydrocarbons market.
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Drones, Sirens, Army Posters: How 4 Years Of War Changed This Russian City
Around 500 kilometres south of Moscow, Voronezh -- a city of one million people -- is closer to the front line in eastern Ukraine than to the Russian capital.
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How A Soviet-Era Heating System Is Helping Russia Freeze Ukraine
In January, temperatures went below minus 15 degrees Celsius as Moscow targeted energy infrastructure, leaving a large number of Ukrainians without heating.
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US Envoy To NATO Says Russia May Never Be Ready For Peace Deal
Washington's representative to NATO said Friday that Russia may never be ready to make a deal to end the war in Ukraine, which Moscow's forces launched nearly four years ago.
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WhatsApp, With 100 Million Users In Russia, Claims Moscow Tried To Block It
Russia has attempted to "fully block" Meta Platforms-owned WhatsApp in the country, a company spokesperson told Reuters, as it promotes home-grown platforms and seeks greater control over its internet space.
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Will Take Countermeasures If Greenland Militarised: Russia
Russia threatened to take military "countermeasures" if the West boosts its own military footprint on Greenland, Moscow's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday.
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Facing Labour Crunch Due To Ukraine War, Russia Turns To Indian Workers
A group of weary-looking Indian men carrying sports bags queued at passport control at a busy Moscow airport one recent evening after flying over 2,700 miles - and via Uzbekistan - to get work.
