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Putin Claims Ukraine "Catching Men Like Dogs", Russians Joining Army "Willingly"
Russian President Vladimir Putin criticised Ukraine's military recruitment methods, claiming that Ukrainian officials are forcibly conscripting individuals "like dogs" off the streets.
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Putin Announces Ukraine Ceasefire May 8-10
The ceasefire is taking place on Russia's Victory Day on May 9th, which marks the end of the Second World War.
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"Vladimir, Stop!" Trump On Russian Strikes On Kyiv Which Killed 8
President Donald Trump turned his criticism on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday after Russia pounded Kyiv with missiles and drones overnight, saying "Vladimir, STOP!"
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Putin Labels Russia's First Foreign Minister As "Foreign Agent", His Response
Russia has designated its first post-Soviet era foreign minister Andrei Kozyrev as a "foreign agent" over his views on President Putin and his fierce criticism of Moscow over the Russia-Ukraine war.
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JD Vance Confident That Zelensky Will "Eventually" Talk Peace
JD Vance had needled Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office uproar, challenging his approach and criticizing Ukraine's war leader for not saying "thank you" to the United States.
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"War Could End By...": Trump Hints Zelensky Is Ready To Sign Minerals Deal
US President Donald Trump has invited his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky for a meeting in Washington to sign a deal on critical minerals and suggested that the war between Russia and Ukraine could end "within weeks".
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Russian Musician Who Called Putin An 'Idiot' Dies Mysteriously After Apartment Raid
Stroykin was last seen alive on the 10th floor, stepping into the kitchen for water before reportedly opening the window and falling to his death.
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Putin's "No. 1 Enemy" Says Russian Leader Stole Over $1 Trillion From His Own People
A staunch Kremlin critic described as "Vladimir Putin's number one enemy" has claimed that the Russian President has stolen more than a trillion dollars from his own people.
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Alexei Zimin, A UK-Based Russian Chef Who Criticised Vladimir Putin, Found Dead In Serbia Hotel
A Russian television chef, who was an outspoken critic of President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, has been found dead in Serbia, the BBC reported.
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"Most Difficult Stage": Russia Begins Nuclear Drill, West Plans Response
Russia's nuclear forces today began a special exercise after orders were received from President Vladimir Putin. The move comes at a critical point in the Ukraine war after senior officials in Moscow termed it the "most difficult phase".
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"I Will Die Here": Putin Critic Alexei Navalny Wrote Before Death In Prison
Russian dissident Alexei Navalny, who was President Vladimir Putin's top political opponent before his death in February, believed he would die in prison, according to his posthumous memoir which will to be released on October 22.
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"May Not Be...": S Jaishankar Hits Back At Criticism Of PM Modi's Putin Hug
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar rebuked the 'criticism' of Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugging Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Russia, and said it is part of Indian culture to embrace people upon meeting them.
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Putin Critic Navalny's Wife Rejects Finding He Died From "Combination Of Illnesses"
The wife of late Russian dissident Alexei Navalny said on Thursday that investigators had told her his death in an Arctic prison colony in February was caused by a "combination of diseases" - a finding she rejected as preposterous.
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Jailed Kremlin Critic Vladimir Kara-Murza's Location "Unknown," Says Lawyer
Lawyers representing jailed Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza said Wednesday that they did not know the dissident's exact location after twice being denied access to the facility where he was supposed to be held.
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Opinion | Why West's Frustration Over Modi's Russia Visit Makes No Sense
There is no reason for these critics in the West to throw tantrums over Modi's Russia visit. This visit follows logically from the position India has taken on preserving its long-standing ties with Russia, notwithstanding Western pressures to dilute
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Putin Claims Ukraine "Catching Men Like Dogs", Russians Joining Army "Willingly"
Russian President Vladimir Putin criticised Ukraine's military recruitment methods, claiming that Ukrainian officials are forcibly conscripting individuals "like dogs" off the streets.
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Putin Announces Ukraine Ceasefire May 8-10
The ceasefire is taking place on Russia's Victory Day on May 9th, which marks the end of the Second World War.
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"Vladimir, Stop!" Trump On Russian Strikes On Kyiv Which Killed 8
President Donald Trump turned his criticism on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday after Russia pounded Kyiv with missiles and drones overnight, saying "Vladimir, STOP!"
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Putin Labels Russia's First Foreign Minister As "Foreign Agent", His Response
Russia has designated its first post-Soviet era foreign minister Andrei Kozyrev as a "foreign agent" over his views on President Putin and his fierce criticism of Moscow over the Russia-Ukraine war.
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JD Vance Confident That Zelensky Will "Eventually" Talk Peace
JD Vance had needled Volodymyr Zelensky in the Oval Office uproar, challenging his approach and criticizing Ukraine's war leader for not saying "thank you" to the United States.
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"War Could End By...": Trump Hints Zelensky Is Ready To Sign Minerals Deal
US President Donald Trump has invited his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky for a meeting in Washington to sign a deal on critical minerals and suggested that the war between Russia and Ukraine could end "within weeks".
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Russian Musician Who Called Putin An 'Idiot' Dies Mysteriously After Apartment Raid
Stroykin was last seen alive on the 10th floor, stepping into the kitchen for water before reportedly opening the window and falling to his death.
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Putin's "No. 1 Enemy" Says Russian Leader Stole Over $1 Trillion From His Own People
A staunch Kremlin critic described as "Vladimir Putin's number one enemy" has claimed that the Russian President has stolen more than a trillion dollars from his own people.
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Alexei Zimin, A UK-Based Russian Chef Who Criticised Vladimir Putin, Found Dead In Serbia Hotel
A Russian television chef, who was an outspoken critic of President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, has been found dead in Serbia, the BBC reported.
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"Most Difficult Stage": Russia Begins Nuclear Drill, West Plans Response
Russia's nuclear forces today began a special exercise after orders were received from President Vladimir Putin. The move comes at a critical point in the Ukraine war after senior officials in Moscow termed it the "most difficult phase".
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"I Will Die Here": Putin Critic Alexei Navalny Wrote Before Death In Prison
Russian dissident Alexei Navalny, who was President Vladimir Putin's top political opponent before his death in February, believed he would die in prison, according to his posthumous memoir which will to be released on October 22.
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"May Not Be...": S Jaishankar Hits Back At Criticism Of PM Modi's Putin Hug
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar rebuked the 'criticism' of Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugging Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Russia, and said it is part of Indian culture to embrace people upon meeting them.
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Putin Critic Navalny's Wife Rejects Finding He Died From "Combination Of Illnesses"
The wife of late Russian dissident Alexei Navalny said on Thursday that investigators had told her his death in an Arctic prison colony in February was caused by a "combination of diseases" - a finding she rejected as preposterous.
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Jailed Kremlin Critic Vladimir Kara-Murza's Location "Unknown," Says Lawyer
Lawyers representing jailed Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza said Wednesday that they did not know the dissident's exact location after twice being denied access to the facility where he was supposed to be held.
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Opinion | Why West's Frustration Over Modi's Russia Visit Makes No Sense
There is no reason for these critics in the West to throw tantrums over Modi's Russia visit. This visit follows logically from the position India has taken on preserving its long-standing ties with Russia, notwithstanding Western pressures to dilute
