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Russia Claims New Ukraine Gains Ahead Of Putin-Trump Summit
Russia said on Thursday its troops had captured two new settlements in eastern Ukraine on the eve of a summit between President Vladimir Putin and US counterpart Donald Trump.
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India Endorses US-Russia Summit In Alaska, Cites PM Modi's Remark
The Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said that India welcomes the understanding between the US and Russia as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that, "This is not an era of war".
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Putin Doubts Potency Of Trump's Ultimatums To End War With Ukraine: Report
The Russian leader does not want to anger Trump, and he realises that he may be spurning a chance to improve relations with Washington and the West, but his war goals take precedence, two of the sources said.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Hours Before High-Level Talks On Support For Ukraine
A drone struck the entrance to a subway station in Kyiv, where people had taken cover. Videos showed the station platform engulfed by smoke, with dozens of people inside. The station had to be ventilated in what he called an "enhanced mode".
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"Extremely Tense": Russia Rattled As Oil Plummets To $52 Over Trump Tariffs
Russia, whose economy is heavily dependent on oil, energy, and mineral exports to the world, is staring at a crisis, should oil prices continue to plummet the way they are currently.
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Ukraine Agrees To Ceasefire Proposal, US Says "Ball Now In Russia's Court"
Ukraine on Tuesday backed a US proposal for a 30-day general ceasefire with Russia, with the United States in turn agreeing to lift restrictions on military aid and intelligence sharing, a joint statement said.
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Zelensky Defers Wednesday's Trip To Saudi Arabia After US-Russia Talks
President Zelensky was supposed to visit Saudi Arabia too - but a day after the crucial meeting between top diplomats from Russia and the United States.
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"Ukraine Crisis Might Not Have Happened Were Trump President": Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that the 2022 "crisis in Ukraine" -- a reference to Moscow's full-scale military offensive -- might have been averted had Donald Trump been US president at the time.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad In Russia, Confirms Senior Moscow Official
A senior Russian official told US broadcaster NBC on Tuesday that deposed Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad is being hosted in Russia, in the government's first confirmation of the situation.
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UN Atomic Head Visits Russian Nuclear Plant, Warns Of "Serious" Situation
UN nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi kicked off a visit Tuesday to "independently assess" conditions at Russia's Kursk nuclear plant following Ukraine's unprecedented cross-border offensive into the Russian region.
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"If US Carries Out...": Putin Warns Of Cold War-Style Missile Crisis
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday threatened to relaunch production of intermediate-range nuclear weapons if the United States confirmed its intention to deploy missiles to Germany or elsewhere in Europe.
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Russia Slams US Aid To Ukraine, Links It To "Humiliation" In Vietnam, Afghanistan
Russia said on Sunday US lawmakers' support for $60.84 billion more in aid for Ukraine showed that Washington was wading much deeper into a hybrid war against Moscow that would end in humiliation on a par with the Vietnam or Afghanistan conflicts.
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PM Modi's Outreach Helped Avert A "Nuclear" Crisis In Ukraine: Report
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict raged in 2022, the United States started "preparing rigorously" for a potential nuclear strike by Moscow against Kyiv, in what would have been the first nuclear attack since the US dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and
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Opinion: Two Years Of Russia-Ukraine Crisis - This Is A War With No Winners
India has maintained from the very beginning that the only solution is dialogue and diplomacy. The meandering course of the war seems to have proved that right.
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US, Russia Trade Diplomatic Blame Game Over Nagorno-Karabakh Crisis
Moscow and Washington have accused each other of destabilising the South Caucuses region, as thousands of ethnic Armenians fled their homes in Nagorno-Karabakh over ethnic cleansing fears.
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Russia Claims New Ukraine Gains Ahead Of Putin-Trump Summit
Russia said on Thursday its troops had captured two new settlements in eastern Ukraine on the eve of a summit between President Vladimir Putin and US counterpart Donald Trump.
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India Endorses US-Russia Summit In Alaska, Cites PM Modi's Remark
The Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said that India welcomes the understanding between the US and Russia as Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that, "This is not an era of war".
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Putin Doubts Potency Of Trump's Ultimatums To End War With Ukraine: Report
The Russian leader does not want to anger Trump, and he realises that he may be spurning a chance to improve relations with Washington and the West, but his war goals take precedence, two of the sources said.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Hours Before High-Level Talks On Support For Ukraine
A drone struck the entrance to a subway station in Kyiv, where people had taken cover. Videos showed the station platform engulfed by smoke, with dozens of people inside. The station had to be ventilated in what he called an "enhanced mode".
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"Extremely Tense": Russia Rattled As Oil Plummets To $52 Over Trump Tariffs
Russia, whose economy is heavily dependent on oil, energy, and mineral exports to the world, is staring at a crisis, should oil prices continue to plummet the way they are currently.
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Ukraine Agrees To Ceasefire Proposal, US Says "Ball Now In Russia's Court"
Ukraine on Tuesday backed a US proposal for a 30-day general ceasefire with Russia, with the United States in turn agreeing to lift restrictions on military aid and intelligence sharing, a joint statement said.
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Zelensky Defers Wednesday's Trip To Saudi Arabia After US-Russia Talks
President Zelensky was supposed to visit Saudi Arabia too - but a day after the crucial meeting between top diplomats from Russia and the United States.
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"Ukraine Crisis Might Not Have Happened Were Trump President": Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that the 2022 "crisis in Ukraine" -- a reference to Moscow's full-scale military offensive -- might have been averted had Donald Trump been US president at the time.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad In Russia, Confirms Senior Moscow Official
A senior Russian official told US broadcaster NBC on Tuesday that deposed Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad is being hosted in Russia, in the government's first confirmation of the situation.
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UN Atomic Head Visits Russian Nuclear Plant, Warns Of "Serious" Situation
UN nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi kicked off a visit Tuesday to "independently assess" conditions at Russia's Kursk nuclear plant following Ukraine's unprecedented cross-border offensive into the Russian region.
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"If US Carries Out...": Putin Warns Of Cold War-Style Missile Crisis
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday threatened to relaunch production of intermediate-range nuclear weapons if the United States confirmed its intention to deploy missiles to Germany or elsewhere in Europe.
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Russia Slams US Aid To Ukraine, Links It To "Humiliation" In Vietnam, Afghanistan
Russia said on Sunday US lawmakers' support for $60.84 billion more in aid for Ukraine showed that Washington was wading much deeper into a hybrid war against Moscow that would end in humiliation on a par with the Vietnam or Afghanistan conflicts.
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PM Modi's Outreach Helped Avert A "Nuclear" Crisis In Ukraine: Report
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict raged in 2022, the United States started "preparing rigorously" for a potential nuclear strike by Moscow against Kyiv, in what would have been the first nuclear attack since the US dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and
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Opinion: Two Years Of Russia-Ukraine Crisis - This Is A War With No Winners
India has maintained from the very beginning that the only solution is dialogue and diplomacy. The meandering course of the war seems to have proved that right.
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US, Russia Trade Diplomatic Blame Game Over Nagorno-Karabakh Crisis
Moscow and Washington have accused each other of destabilising the South Caucuses region, as thousands of ethnic Armenians fled their homes in Nagorno-Karabakh over ethnic cleansing fears.
