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Ukraine and Russia Point Fingers After Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant Offline for Days
Though blackouts are common due to the plant's proximity to the front line, this is the longest outage so far. Experts warn it increases the risk
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International Paralympic Committee Lifts Partial Suspensions of Russia, Belarus
Ukraine's Sports Minister condemned the decision. The final say on where Russians can compete lies with sports federations, many of which uphold
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Alcohol Poisoning Death Toll Rises to 25
Incidents of mass deaths from cheap moonshine are not uncommon in Russia, which has been blighted by high levels of alcoholism for years.
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Senior Russian Lawmaker Rejects Idea of AI Deputies
Volodin's remarks came a week after Albania announced that the world’s first AI-generated minister would take charge of a new public contracts
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Ukraine Says Russia Using 'New Tactics' on Front
Ukrainian commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi said Russia is now deploying smaller sabotage groups in a bid to pierce deep through the front
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‘I’d Never Make it Home Alive’: Russia’s War in Ukraine Turns Conscripts Into Deserters
A growing number of conscripts — young men who say they were forced into contracts and then sent to fight — are fleeing the front lines.
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Iran and Russia Sign $25B Deal to Build 4 Nuclear Plants
It comes as snapback sanctions triggered by the European parties to a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran are set to return by the end of Saturday.
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Russia Says Zelensky 'Threat' To Hit Kremlin 'Irresponsible'
Zelensky had said Russian officials "have to know where their bomb shelters are," adding: "If they will not stop the war, they will need it in
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Netherlands Detains 2 Teens on Suspicion of Spying for Pro-Russia Hackers
The boys, who were reportedly contacted via Telegram by unidentified pro-Russian hacker networks, could face up to eight years in prison. 
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RT Chief Simonyan’s Husband Dies at 59 After Months in Coma
Tigran Keosayan was famous for his works as a film director and the pro-Kremlin satirical comedy show he hosted.
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19 Killed in Bootleg Alcohol Poisoning in Russia’s Leningrad Region
Russia has faced repeated waves of deadly surrogate alcohol poisonings, often involving methanol-laced or industrial-grade spirits.
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Ukrainian Drones Hit Major Oil Refinery in Southern Russia for Second Time in a Month
Reuters calculations show that recent strikes on Russian oil refineries have cut its refining capacity by 17%, or about 1.1 million barrels per
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Kremlin Slams Idea of NATO Downing Russian Planes
The Kremlin called the report “irresponsible” and reiterated Moscow’s position that the accusations of Russian airspace violations are unfoun
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Firefighters Battle Massive Blaze After Truck Collision Derails Train in Western Russia
The impact caused the locomotive and 18 tank cars carrying gasoline to derail, sparking fires in several of the cars.
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Luxury Firm Cucinelli Chided by Italian Regulators Over Russia Claims
A report alleged that the cashmere company continued to sell ultra high-value luxury goods in Russia in violation of EU sanctions.
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Trump’s About-Face on Russia-Ukraine War Leaves More Questions Than Clarity
Despite the major rhetorical shift, experts are split on whether or not Trump signaled a genuine shift in policy toward the war.
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Russia Moves to Toughen ‘Foreign Agent’ Law
If it becomes law, the bill would make it easier for law enforcement authorities to bring criminal charges against “foreign agents.”
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Russian Scheme to Draw Foreign Investment Sees No Uptake, Official Says
Investors from “unfriendly” countries have shown little interest in new government-backed accounts designed to protect their funds from freez
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Russian ‘Orthodox WhatsApp’ Debuts Without Church’s Endorsement
The Android app, officially called Zosima, was first envisioned as a tool to connect parishioners with local churches and clergy.
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Death by Falling: A Timeline of Cases Across Russia and Abroad
A growing number of officials, business executives and public figures have died under strange or violent circumstances since the invasion of
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