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Ukraine Claims Over 650,000 Russian Soldiers Killed Since War Began In 2022
Russia has lost 651,810 troops since the onset of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces said.
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Lawyers Flooded By Requests To Help Russians Avoid Fighting In Ukraine
Swamped by panicstricken requests for help to avoid being drafted, Russian lawyers say they are working flat out to offer advice to those at risk of being sent to fight in Ukraine.
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"Alive By Chance": Bucha Survivors Recall Russian Occupation "Nightmare"
When Vitaliy Zhyvotovskyi closes his eyes, he sees captives wearing white bags over their heads just like the people that Russian troops led into his house at gunpoint.
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Russian Troops Capture Chernobyl Power Plant
The Chernobyl nuclear power plant has been captured by Russian forces, an adviser to the Ukrainian presidential office, Mykhailo Podolyak, said on Thursday.
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Ukraine Crisis: Russian Lawmakers Allow Putin To Use Force Abroad
Russian parliament's upper house on Tuesday voted to allow President Vladimir Putin to use the Russian army outside the country to support separatists in Ukraine.
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Massive Russian Troop Build-Up Near Ukraine Border. See Satellite Pics
Russia has been moving thousands of its troops, armour, and artillery to the borders of Ukraine, amid fears that it may be readying for an invasion.
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Moscow Begins Withdrawal Of Military Equipment From Syria: Defence Ministry
Russia has begun to withdraw military equipment from Syria, the defence ministry said today, after Moscow announced it will pull the bulk of its forces from the war-torn country.
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Russian Parliament Grants Vladimir Putin Permission for Air Strikes in Syria
The Russian parliament's upper house on Wednesday gave President Vladimir Putin formal permission to carry out air strikes in Syria, the Kremlin chief of staff said.
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Russian Troops Leaving Ukraine Border: US Officials
U.S. defense officials said Thursday that Russia has pulled most of its forces away from the Ukraine border, a withdrawal that the U.S. has been demanding for weeks.
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Russia allows NATO to use air base
Russia has allowed the US and its NATO allies to use a Russian air base in Ulyanovsk city as a hub for transits to and from Afghanistan. Moscow had announced plans to create a NATO transit hub in Ulyanovsk in March, and the decision was taken on June 25.
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Ukraine Claims Over 650,000 Russian Soldiers Killed Since War Began In 2022
Russia has lost 651,810 troops since the onset of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces said.
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Lawyers Flooded By Requests To Help Russians Avoid Fighting In Ukraine
Swamped by panicstricken requests for help to avoid being drafted, Russian lawyers say they are working flat out to offer advice to those at risk of being sent to fight in Ukraine.
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"Alive By Chance": Bucha Survivors Recall Russian Occupation "Nightmare"
When Vitaliy Zhyvotovskyi closes his eyes, he sees captives wearing white bags over their heads just like the people that Russian troops led into his house at gunpoint.
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Russian Troops Capture Chernobyl Power Plant
The Chernobyl nuclear power plant has been captured by Russian forces, an adviser to the Ukrainian presidential office, Mykhailo Podolyak, said on Thursday.
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Ukraine Crisis: Russian Lawmakers Allow Putin To Use Force Abroad
Russian parliament's upper house on Tuesday voted to allow President Vladimir Putin to use the Russian army outside the country to support separatists in Ukraine.
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Massive Russian Troop Build-Up Near Ukraine Border. See Satellite Pics
Russia has been moving thousands of its troops, armour, and artillery to the borders of Ukraine, amid fears that it may be readying for an invasion.
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Moscow Begins Withdrawal Of Military Equipment From Syria: Defence Ministry
Russia has begun to withdraw military equipment from Syria, the defence ministry said today, after Moscow announced it will pull the bulk of its forces from the war-torn country.
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Russian Parliament Grants Vladimir Putin Permission for Air Strikes in Syria
The Russian parliament's upper house on Wednesday gave President Vladimir Putin formal permission to carry out air strikes in Syria, the Kremlin chief of staff said.
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Russian Troops Leaving Ukraine Border: US Officials
U.S. defense officials said Thursday that Russia has pulled most of its forces away from the Ukraine border, a withdrawal that the U.S. has been demanding for weeks.
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Russia allows NATO to use air base
Russia has allowed the US and its NATO allies to use a Russian air base in Ulyanovsk city as a hub for transits to and from Afghanistan. Moscow had announced plans to create a NATO transit hub in Ulyanovsk in March, and the decision was taken on June 25.
