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Russia Warns Citizens To Avoid Travelling To The United States And Europe
Russia has warned its citizens to not visit the US since relations with Washington are confrontational, claiming that they could risk being "hunted" by American authorities.
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How Russia Reacted To Kamala Harris' Potential Candidature For US Presidential Polls
The Kremlin said Monday it had noted the "unfriendly rhetoric" against Russia used by US Vice President, Kamala Harris, the frontrunner to replace Joe Biden in the US presidential election.
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"Don't Need Nuclear Strike On Ukraine," Says Putin, Tearing Into US
President Vladimir Putin lashed out at the US and Europe over his war in Ukraine, heaped praise on Saudi Arabia and reiterated support for China's claim to Taiwan.
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US' "Likely" Move That Could Push Russia Into Debt Default
The United States will likely end an exemption allowing Moscow to pay its foreign debts with dollars held in Russia, the US treasury secretary said Wednesday, a move that could push Vladimir Putin's country into default.
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Russian Diplomats In US "Threatened, Enticed" By FBI, Envoy Alleges
Russian diplomats in Washington are being threatened with violence and U.S. intelligence services try to make contact with them, Tass news agency cited the ambassador as saying on Saturday.
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Russia May Be Planning For "Sham Referendum" In Seized Ukraine Areas: US
The United States accused Russia on Thursday of planning to short-circuit Ukrainian democracy by forcing the government from power and dismantling local authorities.
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US Says No Progress In Russia Talks So Long As "Gun To Ukraine's Head"
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Wednesday that Russia must ease pressure on Ukraine if it wants progress, as he renewed a warning of "massive consequences" for an invasion.
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Crucial Joe Biden-Vladimir Putin Call Today, Key Focus To Be Ukraine
US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday will hold a high-stakes video conference call that Biden will use to try to dissuade Moscow from invading Ukraine, where thousands of troops are massed near the border.
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Over 27 Diplomats, Their Families Due To Leave US In January, Russia Says
Russia's ambassador to the United States said that 27 more Russian diplomats and their families were expelled from the United States and would leave on Jan. 30.
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Russia Notes Trump Blamed China Instead For US Election Meddling
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov took pleasure in pointing out on Friday that US President Donald Trump this week accused China, not Russia, of interfering in US elections.
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US Orders Russia To Close San Francisco Consulate
The United States on Thursday ordered Russia to close its consulate in San Francisco and two other installations in two days, a move Moscow greeted with "regret," as relations between the nuclear-armed powers took another dive.
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Donald Trump Wants To Re-Engage With Moscow: US Secretary Rex Tillerson
US President Donald Trump has told his top diplomat to ignore trouble in Washington and re-engage with Russia to rebuild ties, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday.
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Russia Warns US Against Lone Strike On North Korea
Russia on Monday warned Washington against launching a unilateral strike on North Korea, after US Vice President Mike Pence said the era of 'strategic patience' with Pyongyang was over.
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British Fighters, US Tanks For Biggest NATO Build-Up On Russia's Borders Since Cold War
Britain said today that it will send fighter jets to Romania next year and the United States promised troops, tanks and artillery to Poland in NATO's biggest military build-up on Russia's borders since the Cold War.
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Russian forces 'gradually withdrawing' from Ukraine
Ukraine on Monday reported a gradual withdrawal of Russian troops from its border that may be linked to Washington's latest push for a diplomatic solution to the worst East-West standoff since the Cold War.
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Russia Warns Citizens To Avoid Travelling To The United States And Europe
Russia has warned its citizens to not visit the US since relations with Washington are confrontational, claiming that they could risk being "hunted" by American authorities.
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How Russia Reacted To Kamala Harris' Potential Candidature For US Presidential Polls
The Kremlin said Monday it had noted the "unfriendly rhetoric" against Russia used by US Vice President, Kamala Harris, the frontrunner to replace Joe Biden in the US presidential election.
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"Don't Need Nuclear Strike On Ukraine," Says Putin, Tearing Into US
President Vladimir Putin lashed out at the US and Europe over his war in Ukraine, heaped praise on Saudi Arabia and reiterated support for China's claim to Taiwan.
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US' "Likely" Move That Could Push Russia Into Debt Default
The United States will likely end an exemption allowing Moscow to pay its foreign debts with dollars held in Russia, the US treasury secretary said Wednesday, a move that could push Vladimir Putin's country into default.
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Russian Diplomats In US "Threatened, Enticed" By FBI, Envoy Alleges
Russian diplomats in Washington are being threatened with violence and U.S. intelligence services try to make contact with them, Tass news agency cited the ambassador as saying on Saturday.
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Russia May Be Planning For "Sham Referendum" In Seized Ukraine Areas: US
The United States accused Russia on Thursday of planning to short-circuit Ukrainian democracy by forcing the government from power and dismantling local authorities.
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US Says No Progress In Russia Talks So Long As "Gun To Ukraine's Head"
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Wednesday that Russia must ease pressure on Ukraine if it wants progress, as he renewed a warning of "massive consequences" for an invasion.
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Crucial Joe Biden-Vladimir Putin Call Today, Key Focus To Be Ukraine
US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday will hold a high-stakes video conference call that Biden will use to try to dissuade Moscow from invading Ukraine, where thousands of troops are massed near the border.
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Over 27 Diplomats, Their Families Due To Leave US In January, Russia Says
Russia's ambassador to the United States said that 27 more Russian diplomats and their families were expelled from the United States and would leave on Jan. 30.
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Russia Notes Trump Blamed China Instead For US Election Meddling
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov took pleasure in pointing out on Friday that US President Donald Trump this week accused China, not Russia, of interfering in US elections.
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US Orders Russia To Close San Francisco Consulate
The United States on Thursday ordered Russia to close its consulate in San Francisco and two other installations in two days, a move Moscow greeted with "regret," as relations between the nuclear-armed powers took another dive.
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Donald Trump Wants To Re-Engage With Moscow: US Secretary Rex Tillerson
US President Donald Trump has told his top diplomat to ignore trouble in Washington and re-engage with Russia to rebuild ties, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday.
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Russia Warns US Against Lone Strike On North Korea
Russia on Monday warned Washington against launching a unilateral strike on North Korea, after US Vice President Mike Pence said the era of 'strategic patience' with Pyongyang was over.
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British Fighters, US Tanks For Biggest NATO Build-Up On Russia's Borders Since Cold War
Britain said today that it will send fighter jets to Romania next year and the United States promised troops, tanks and artillery to Poland in NATO's biggest military build-up on Russia's borders since the Cold War.
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Russian forces 'gradually withdrawing' from Ukraine
Ukraine on Monday reported a gradual withdrawal of Russian troops from its border that may be linked to Washington's latest push for a diplomatic solution to the worst East-West standoff since the Cold War.
