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'Will Bomb Launch Sites', Warns Russia As US Considers Tomahawk Missiles For Ukraine
Russia will shoot down Tomahawk cruise missiles and bomb their launch sites if the United States decides to supply them to Ukraine and find a way to retaliate against Washington that hurts, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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At UN, Russian Foreign Minister Warns Of "Decisive Response" To Any "Aggression"
Russia's top diplomat on Saturday warned of a "decisive response" to any "aggression" after US President Donald Trump backed calls to shoot down Russian planes that violate NATO airspace.
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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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"Like Mouse Hitting Elephant": American Economist On US Action Against India
American economist Richard Wolff said that the United States is acting like the "world's tough guy" against India, but is only shooting itself in the foot, as it is pushing the BRICS to be an economic alternative to the West.
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How Ukraine Is Destroying Russian Drones Using Modified Yak-52 Training Propeller Aircraft
The main targets of these prop planes are Orlan and Zala reconnaissance drones. And also Shahed explosive drones.
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On Ukraine Independence Day, Its Drones Hit Russian Nuclear Plant
Russia accused Ukraine Sunday of launching drone attacks that sparked a fire at a nuclear power plant in its western Kursk region overnight, as Ukraine celebrated 34 years since its independence.
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Ukraine Ghost Sniper Shoots 2 Russian Troops In World's Longest Ever Kill
Ukraine's "Pryvyd" (Ghost) sniper unit has claimed to have set the record for the longest confirmed sniper kill, shooting down two Russian soldiers from a distance of around 4 kilometres.
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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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Trump Tells Putin To 'Stop Shooting' And Sign A Peace Deal
US President Donald Trump said Sunday he wanted Russia's Vladimir Putin to "stop shooting" in Ukraine and sign a peace deal, one day after the US leader met Ukraine's president at the Vatican.
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Musk Shreds Ukraine's Zelensky Over Old Vogue Shoot "While Kids Were Dying"
Republican Congresswomen Lauren Boebert and Texas Congresswoman Mayra Flores had previously questioned the optics of the shoot, given the significant American aid being provided to Ukraine.
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Azerbaijan President Says Plane That Crashed Was Shot At From Russia
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has reportedly said that the passenger plane that crashed in Kazakhstan killing 38 people had been damaged due to a shooting from the ground in Russia.
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Ukraine Claims Its New Laser Weapon Can Shoot Down Targets Over 2 Km Away
Ukraine has developed an advanced laser weapon, 'Tryzub', and claimed it can neutralise aerial targets over a mile away.
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Suspected Trump Assassination Plotter Has Criminal History, Ties To Ukraine War
The erratic life of a struggling roofing contractor suspected of trying to shoot Donald Trump swerved from bounced checks to a weapon felony conviction and a quixotic plan to help Ukraine fight Russia's invasion.
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Trump Shooting Suspect Planned To Recruit Afghan Soldiers To Fight In Ukraine
A 58-year-old man detained in connection with an apparent assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump has said in an interview in 2023 that he planned to recruit potential Afghan soldiers through Pakistan to fight in Ukraine against Russia
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Russia Launches New Drones Barrage On Ukraine, Kyiv Shoots Down 72
Russia launched a new overnight drone attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Saturday, prompting President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to issue a fresh appeal for more air defence and long-range capabilities.
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'Will Bomb Launch Sites', Warns Russia As US Considers Tomahawk Missiles For Ukraine
Russia will shoot down Tomahawk cruise missiles and bomb their launch sites if the United States decides to supply them to Ukraine and find a way to retaliate against Washington that hurts, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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At UN, Russian Foreign Minister Warns Of "Decisive Response" To Any "Aggression"
Russia's top diplomat on Saturday warned of a "decisive response" to any "aggression" after US President Donald Trump backed calls to shoot down Russian planes that violate NATO airspace.
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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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"Like Mouse Hitting Elephant": American Economist On US Action Against India
American economist Richard Wolff said that the United States is acting like the "world's tough guy" against India, but is only shooting itself in the foot, as it is pushing the BRICS to be an economic alternative to the West.
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How Ukraine Is Destroying Russian Drones Using Modified Yak-52 Training Propeller Aircraft
The main targets of these prop planes are Orlan and Zala reconnaissance drones. And also Shahed explosive drones.
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On Ukraine Independence Day, Its Drones Hit Russian Nuclear Plant
Russia accused Ukraine Sunday of launching drone attacks that sparked a fire at a nuclear power plant in its western Kursk region overnight, as Ukraine celebrated 34 years since its independence.
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Ukraine Ghost Sniper Shoots 2 Russian Troops In World's Longest Ever Kill
Ukraine's "Pryvyd" (Ghost) sniper unit has claimed to have set the record for the longest confirmed sniper kill, shooting down two Russian soldiers from a distance of around 4 kilometres.
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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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Trump Tells Putin To 'Stop Shooting' And Sign A Peace Deal
US President Donald Trump said Sunday he wanted Russia's Vladimir Putin to "stop shooting" in Ukraine and sign a peace deal, one day after the US leader met Ukraine's president at the Vatican.
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Musk Shreds Ukraine's Zelensky Over Old Vogue Shoot "While Kids Were Dying"
Republican Congresswomen Lauren Boebert and Texas Congresswoman Mayra Flores had previously questioned the optics of the shoot, given the significant American aid being provided to Ukraine.
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Azerbaijan President Says Plane That Crashed Was Shot At From Russia
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has reportedly said that the passenger plane that crashed in Kazakhstan killing 38 people had been damaged due to a shooting from the ground in Russia.
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Ukraine Claims Its New Laser Weapon Can Shoot Down Targets Over 2 Km Away
Ukraine has developed an advanced laser weapon, 'Tryzub', and claimed it can neutralise aerial targets over a mile away.
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Suspected Trump Assassination Plotter Has Criminal History, Ties To Ukraine War
The erratic life of a struggling roofing contractor suspected of trying to shoot Donald Trump swerved from bounced checks to a weapon felony conviction and a quixotic plan to help Ukraine fight Russia's invasion.
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Trump Shooting Suspect Planned To Recruit Afghan Soldiers To Fight In Ukraine
A 58-year-old man detained in connection with an apparent assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump has said in an interview in 2023 that he planned to recruit potential Afghan soldiers through Pakistan to fight in Ukraine against Russia
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Russia Launches New Drones Barrage On Ukraine, Kyiv Shoots Down 72
Russia launched a new overnight drone attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Saturday, prompting President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to issue a fresh appeal for more air defence and long-range capabilities.
