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US Senate Passes Bill That May Penalise Countries Buying Russian Oil, Gas
The sweeping show of force from the Senate is the most substantial move yet during President Donald Trump's second term to shift the dynamic of the more than four-year war, which has now churned longer than World War I.
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No Trump-Putin Call Planned, No Timeline On US Envoys' Visit: Russia
American negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner continue to maintain contacts with both Russia and Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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Russia Still A Top Oil Producer, Despite 'Unfair' Pressure, Says Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that his country was still among the world's top oil producers, despite what he called "unfair" anti-competitive practices used against it.
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A Look At Past Meetings Between Putin And His American Counterparts
Bilateral meetings between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterparts were a regular occurrence early in his 25-year tenure.
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Russia Appoints New Ambassador To US, Fills Vacant Post After A Year
Russia on Friday named career diplomat Alexander Darchiev as the new ambassador to the United States, filling a role vacant since last year in another sign of easing tensions.
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As Trump Eyes Ukraine's Rare Metals, Putin Offers Him Russia's Reserve
Ukraine and the United States are closer than ever to signing a deal that would grant Washington a share of Kyiv's revenues from natural resources.
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"Dialogue Between Extraordinary Presidents Promising": Kremlin On Putin-Trump Talks
The Kremlin on Sunday hailed dialogue between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- two "extraordinary" presidents -- as "promising", and vowed it would "never" give up territory seized in eastern Ukraine.
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No Seat For Ukraine As Saudi Hosts US-Russia Talks To End War
US-Russia ties and Ukraine war will be on the table as top diplomats from Moscow and Washington meet in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh, while a concerned Europe remains in the shadows.
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Still Waiting For 'Signals' From US On Possible Putin-Trump Meet: Kremlin
The Kremlin said Monday it was still waiting for "signals" from the United States about a possible meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and newly-inaugurated US counterpart Donald Trump.
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US Says It Remains Ready To Meet With Russia Over New START Nuclear Treaty
The United States remains ready to meet Russia for talks over a nuclear treaty despite Moscow having accused Washington of toxic anti-Russian behavior that it cited to pull out of the negotiations earlier this week, the State Department said.
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"Full War On Truth": US Says Russia Blocks News Outlets, Social Media
The United States accused Russia on Wednesday of launching a "full war on media freedom and the truth" by blocking independent news outlets and preventing Russians from hearing news of the invasion of Ukraine.
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US, Russia's "Hostile" Standoff At United Nations Over Spying Claims
The United States has taken aim at Russians working at the United Nations, leveling accusations of espionage for the second day running on Tuesday, in a Cold War-like twist as tensions soar over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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Putin "Has To Do Something": Joe Biden Says Russia Will Invade Ukraine
US President Joe Biden said Wednesday that he expects Russia to "move in" on Ukraine but warned that Moscow will pay a stiff price for a full-blown invasion.
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Putin Doesn't Want...: What Joe Biden Said On Russia-Ukraine Conflict
US President Joe Biden warned Wednesday that Russia would pay a stiff price for invading Ukraine, including a heavy human toll and deep harm to its economy.
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Nuclear Weapons In Belarus? US Frets Russia's Troop Arrival 'Not Normal'
The United States is worried that the arrival of Russian troops in Belarus for exercises could lead to a permanent presence that might introduce nuclear weapons into the country, a senior State Department official told reporters Tuesday.
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US Senate Passes Bill That May Penalise Countries Buying Russian Oil, Gas
The sweeping show of force from the Senate is the most substantial move yet during President Donald Trump's second term to shift the dynamic of the more than four-year war, which has now churned longer than World War I.
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No Trump-Putin Call Planned, No Timeline On US Envoys' Visit: Russia
American negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner continue to maintain contacts with both Russia and Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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Russia Still A Top Oil Producer, Despite 'Unfair' Pressure, Says Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that his country was still among the world's top oil producers, despite what he called "unfair" anti-competitive practices used against it.
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A Look At Past Meetings Between Putin And His American Counterparts
Bilateral meetings between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterparts were a regular occurrence early in his 25-year tenure.
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Russia Appoints New Ambassador To US, Fills Vacant Post After A Year
Russia on Friday named career diplomat Alexander Darchiev as the new ambassador to the United States, filling a role vacant since last year in another sign of easing tensions.
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As Trump Eyes Ukraine's Rare Metals, Putin Offers Him Russia's Reserve
Ukraine and the United States are closer than ever to signing a deal that would grant Washington a share of Kyiv's revenues from natural resources.
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"Dialogue Between Extraordinary Presidents Promising": Kremlin On Putin-Trump Talks
The Kremlin on Sunday hailed dialogue between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin -- two "extraordinary" presidents -- as "promising", and vowed it would "never" give up territory seized in eastern Ukraine.
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No Seat For Ukraine As Saudi Hosts US-Russia Talks To End War
US-Russia ties and Ukraine war will be on the table as top diplomats from Moscow and Washington meet in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh, while a concerned Europe remains in the shadows.
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Still Waiting For 'Signals' From US On Possible Putin-Trump Meet: Kremlin
The Kremlin said Monday it was still waiting for "signals" from the United States about a possible meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and newly-inaugurated US counterpart Donald Trump.
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US Says It Remains Ready To Meet With Russia Over New START Nuclear Treaty
The United States remains ready to meet Russia for talks over a nuclear treaty despite Moscow having accused Washington of toxic anti-Russian behavior that it cited to pull out of the negotiations earlier this week, the State Department said.
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"Full War On Truth": US Says Russia Blocks News Outlets, Social Media
The United States accused Russia on Wednesday of launching a "full war on media freedom and the truth" by blocking independent news outlets and preventing Russians from hearing news of the invasion of Ukraine.
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US, Russia's "Hostile" Standoff At United Nations Over Spying Claims
The United States has taken aim at Russians working at the United Nations, leveling accusations of espionage for the second day running on Tuesday, in a Cold War-like twist as tensions soar over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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Putin "Has To Do Something": Joe Biden Says Russia Will Invade Ukraine
US President Joe Biden said Wednesday that he expects Russia to "move in" on Ukraine but warned that Moscow will pay a stiff price for a full-blown invasion.
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Putin Doesn't Want...: What Joe Biden Said On Russia-Ukraine Conflict
US President Joe Biden warned Wednesday that Russia would pay a stiff price for invading Ukraine, including a heavy human toll and deep harm to its economy.
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Nuclear Weapons In Belarus? US Frets Russia's Troop Arrival 'Not Normal'
The United States is worried that the arrival of Russian troops in Belarus for exercises could lead to a permanent presence that might introduce nuclear weapons into the country, a senior State Department official told reporters Tuesday.
