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Russia's Ex-Transport Minister Kills Self Hours After Putin Fired Him
Russia's former Transport Minister Roman Starovoit reportedly shot himself, hours after he was fired by President Vladimir Putin. Starovoit was appointed transport minister in May 2024.
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Chief Of Russian Nuclear Protection Forces Killed In Bomb Blast In Moscow
A bomb hidden in an electric scooter killed a senior Russian general in charge of nuclear protection forces in Moscow on Tuesday, Russia's investigative committee said.
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Russia Court Rejects Appeal By Putin Critic To Probe Poisoning Attempts
A Moscow court ruled on Tuesday that Russia's Investigative Committee is not obliged to investigate two attempts on the life of jailed dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza, independent news outlet Mediazona reported.
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Once A Moscow Confidant, How Wagner Chief's Mutiny Made Him Kremlin Enemy
Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who was confirmed dead by Russia's Investigative Committee after a plane crash near Moscow, was a Kremlin confidant catapulted to infamy by the offensive in Ukraine before he turned his troops on Russia's capital.
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Wagner Mercenary Chief's Death In Plane Crash Confirmed By Russia
The death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner paramilitary group, following a plane crash on Wednesday has been confirmed by formal genetic analysis, Russia's Investigative Committee said Sunday.
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Marina Yankina: 5 Points On Vladimir Putin's Ally
A high-ranking Russian defence official has died after falling from a window of a building in St Petersburg. The Russian Investigative Committee confirmed Marina Yankina's death and is leading the probe into her fatal fall.
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Several Injured After Bomb Hits Russian-Occupied Town Of Ukraine: Official
A car bomb exploded in the Russia-controlled Ukrainian city of Melitopol city on Monday, injuring several people in what Russia's Investigative Committee and a Ukrainian official said may have been the work of Ukrainians opposed to Russia.
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Russia Opens Cases Against Ukraine For Alleged Torture Of Its Soldiers
Russia's Investigative Committee said on Thursday it was opening criminal cases into Ukrainian servicemen's alleged torture of their Russian counterparts as Moscow continues its military campaign in Ukraine.
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Donald Trump's Son To Testify In Russia Election Meddling Probe
President Donald Trump's eldest son will testify Wednesday behind closed doors to a Republican-led Senate committee investigating Russia election meddling, a congressional source said.
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US Lawmakers To Probe Trump For "Corruption" And "Abuse Of Power"
US lawmakers will demand documents from Donald Trump's eldest son and a lifelong business associate as part of a wide-ranging investigation into alleged abuses of office by the president, a leading Democrat said Sunday.
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Trump's Ex-Lawyer Testifies Again, This Time Behind Closed Doors
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen returned to Capitol Hill on Thursday to speak behind closed doors with a congressional panel investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 US election, capping a week of testimony in which he levelled new allegations of wrongdoing at his former boss.
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Trump's Ex-Lawyer Michael Cohen Summoned To Testify In Senate
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen was subpoenaed Thursday to testify to the Senate Intelligence Committee in the Russia investigation, one day after he postponed a House appearance saying he had been threatened by Trump.
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9 Miners Trapped In Smoke Inside Russian Mine Likely Dead: Investigators
Nine miners who have been trapped by smoke inside a mine of Russian potash producer Uralkali, are likely to have died, the Russia's Investigative Committee said on Saturday.
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Russia Opens Terrorism Investigation After Teenager Blows Himself Up
Russia opened an investigation into suspected terrorism after a 17-year-old youth blew himself up on Wednesday in the lobby of an office belonging to Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) in the north of the country.
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US Republicans Shut Down House Russia Probe Over Democratic Objections
U.S. House Intelligence Committee Republicans said on Monday the panel had finished investigating Russia and the 2016 U.S. election, and found no collusion between President Donald Trump's campaign and Moscow's efforts to influence the vote.
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Russia's Ex-Transport Minister Kills Self Hours After Putin Fired Him
Russia's former Transport Minister Roman Starovoit reportedly shot himself, hours after he was fired by President Vladimir Putin. Starovoit was appointed transport minister in May 2024.
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Chief Of Russian Nuclear Protection Forces Killed In Bomb Blast In Moscow
A bomb hidden in an electric scooter killed a senior Russian general in charge of nuclear protection forces in Moscow on Tuesday, Russia's investigative committee said.
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Russia Court Rejects Appeal By Putin Critic To Probe Poisoning Attempts
A Moscow court ruled on Tuesday that Russia's Investigative Committee is not obliged to investigate two attempts on the life of jailed dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza, independent news outlet Mediazona reported.
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Once A Moscow Confidant, How Wagner Chief's Mutiny Made Him Kremlin Enemy
Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who was confirmed dead by Russia's Investigative Committee after a plane crash near Moscow, was a Kremlin confidant catapulted to infamy by the offensive in Ukraine before he turned his troops on Russia's capital.
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Wagner Mercenary Chief's Death In Plane Crash Confirmed By Russia
The death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner paramilitary group, following a plane crash on Wednesday has been confirmed by formal genetic analysis, Russia's Investigative Committee said Sunday.
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Marina Yankina: 5 Points On Vladimir Putin's Ally
A high-ranking Russian defence official has died after falling from a window of a building in St Petersburg. The Russian Investigative Committee confirmed Marina Yankina's death and is leading the probe into her fatal fall.
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Several Injured After Bomb Hits Russian-Occupied Town Of Ukraine: Official
A car bomb exploded in the Russia-controlled Ukrainian city of Melitopol city on Monday, injuring several people in what Russia's Investigative Committee and a Ukrainian official said may have been the work of Ukrainians opposed to Russia.
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Russia Opens Cases Against Ukraine For Alleged Torture Of Its Soldiers
Russia's Investigative Committee said on Thursday it was opening criminal cases into Ukrainian servicemen's alleged torture of their Russian counterparts as Moscow continues its military campaign in Ukraine.
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Donald Trump's Son To Testify In Russia Election Meddling Probe
President Donald Trump's eldest son will testify Wednesday behind closed doors to a Republican-led Senate committee investigating Russia election meddling, a congressional source said.
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US Lawmakers To Probe Trump For "Corruption" And "Abuse Of Power"
US lawmakers will demand documents from Donald Trump's eldest son and a lifelong business associate as part of a wide-ranging investigation into alleged abuses of office by the president, a leading Democrat said Sunday.
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Trump's Ex-Lawyer Testifies Again, This Time Behind Closed Doors
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen returned to Capitol Hill on Thursday to speak behind closed doors with a congressional panel investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 US election, capping a week of testimony in which he levelled new allegations of wrongdoing at his former boss.
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Trump's Ex-Lawyer Michael Cohen Summoned To Testify In Senate
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen was subpoenaed Thursday to testify to the Senate Intelligence Committee in the Russia investigation, one day after he postponed a House appearance saying he had been threatened by Trump.
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9 Miners Trapped In Smoke Inside Russian Mine Likely Dead: Investigators
Nine miners who have been trapped by smoke inside a mine of Russian potash producer Uralkali, are likely to have died, the Russia's Investigative Committee said on Saturday.
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Russia Opens Terrorism Investigation After Teenager Blows Himself Up
Russia opened an investigation into suspected terrorism after a 17-year-old youth blew himself up on Wednesday in the lobby of an office belonging to Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) in the north of the country.
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US Republicans Shut Down House Russia Probe Over Democratic Objections
U.S. House Intelligence Committee Republicans said on Monday the panel had finished investigating Russia and the 2016 U.S. election, and found no collusion between President Donald Trump's campaign and Moscow's efforts to influence the vote.
