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Russia’s FSB says it foiled a 35-drone attack near Moscow and blames Ukrainian intelligence — and a rapper living in the U.S.
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Ukrainian drones spark fires at two Russian refineries overnight, including one of the country’s biggest petrochemical plants
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Russian ballistic missiles hit Kyiv overnight
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Kursk drivers can now buy gasoline only on days matching their license plate numbers. The governor says the new rule protects them from Ukrainian strikes.
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Russian media executive Ksenia Sobchak dismisses ‘leaked messages’ that appear to show her dictating her outlet’s coverage: ‘Now it’s ethical to discuss invented screenshots?’
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Macron says France will license Ukraine to produce SCALP cruise missiles, Aster interceptors, and AASM guided bombs
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Ukrainska Pravda: Zelensky offers the prime minister’s job to Naftohaz chief Serhiy Koretsky and a mandate to steel Ukraine’s energy system for the war’s hardest winter yet
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NYT reveals how Russia gets Japanese technology into its weapons: a secret GRU unit, an Aeroflot cover job, and a cargo route through Sri Lanka
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Bloomberg: Russia’s oil refining falls to lowest level in 21 years amid Ukrainian strikes
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What does it take to sell a Russian jet to a Russian airline? A cockpit that doesn’t need a three-person crew, but the Tu-214‘s manufacturer can’t promise that.
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Putin grants Russian citizenship to Pierre Leclerc, the ex-BMW designer behind the X5 and X6
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EU sanctions Russian social network VK and Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max
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Georgy Pirogov fled Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. He later vanished on a job in Uzbekistan and resurfaced in a Moscow jail. Now he’s been sentenced to 23 years.
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A Russian comedian pitched Putin a reality show about drone warfare. Putin gave it his blessing: ‘Propaganda is an extremely important thing.’
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Ten European countries, including Ukraine, announce a joint ballistic missile defense coalition
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Maria Pevchikh steps down as head of investigations at Alexey Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation to pursue Harvard degree
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Boris Nadezhdin, the anti-war politician blocked from Russia’s 2024 presidential ballot, hoped to run for parliament. But the state designated him a ‘foreign agent,’ and today police detained him.
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Education officials to make philosophy, history, and ‘Fundamentals of Russian Statehood’ mandatory for all university students
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Delay the new ‘Spider-Man’ or we’ll rethink our terms: Russian distributor leans on theaters to clear the way for a homegrown fairy-tale sequel
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Lithuania expands polygraph testing to foreign nationals applying for residence permits
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Russian strikes hit Odesa’s ports and Zaporizhzhia’s apartment blocks overnight
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Russian mayor says North Korean street cleaners cost too much for his city, so he hired Senegalese workers instead
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WSJ: Wagner Group mercenaries still in the Central African Republic have built a drug empire around the tramadol trade
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More than 350 Ukrainian drones attack Moscow region, killing three, according to local officials
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Leaked document shows Russian regional officials assigning companies quotas of workers to send to the war in Ukraine
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Many Russian soldiers would rather do time than die at the front, but the military is increasingly hauling them back to the war anyway
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Russia opens investigation into ‘Empire of Geese,’ the anime-and-gaming community whose creators allegedly locked children’s computers with ransomware and then demanded nude photos to unlock them
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How severe is Russia’s gasoline crisis? Meduza sized it up using exchange trading data.
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Cameras caught four college students threatening a 14-year-old as she fought back. A Kazakhstani court still downgraded three of the rape charges to ‘consensual sex with a minor.’
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Zelensky creates a dedicated ‘long-range command’ to strike deep inside Russia
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‘Educational conversations’: How rioters in Lviv who flipped a recruiter’s car wound up on camera, praising Ukraine’s military and vowing to enlist
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Russian gasoline is nearly 20% more expensive than a year ago and rose 6.88% in June 2026 alone as Ukrainian drone strikes choke supply
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Russia denies planning exit visas to restrict travel to NATO countries
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They cost pennies and tip your favorite creators. In Russia, sending Telegram “Stars” to the wrong channel is now being treated as treason.
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Russia designates anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin a ‘foreign agent’
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Russian propaganda claimed a girl was ‘rescued’ from ‘liberated’ Kostiantynivka. She had been far from the front for weeks.
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‘We have to admit there are problems and a shortage due to the strikes,’ says Deputy Prime Minister Novak on Russia’s fuel crisis
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Russian anti-war activist Ariadna Litvinova was deported from Turkey. On arrival in Russia, she was immediately detained on charges of ‘discrediting’ the army.
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Russia’s Alabuga Special Economic Zone uses video game ‘Drone Battle: Ukraine’ and cyber tournaments to recruit students for drone assembly
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Russian region urges residents to avoid driving, advises companies to shift to remote work amid fuel shortage
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‘He would simulate raping the prisoners’: ‘Schemes’ and OCCRP identify doctor who abused Ukrainian inmates at a Russian prison colony
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An 18-year-old in Russia says he was tricked into signing a military contract before he came of age
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Putin’s ratings fall for second consecutive week
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Van collides with bus in Moscow, injuring 25
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Over 3,500 foreign nationals killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, BBC finds
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FSB says Ukraine’s military intelligence planned drone attack on Russian military airfield
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Over 370 Ukrainian drones strike Russian regions; Ilsky oil refinery catches fire in Krasnodar Krai, petroleum depots and seaport ablaze in Rostov region
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Hackers published private messages they attribute to journalist and media executive Ksenia Sobchak, pointing to supposed ‘agreements’ between her media empire and Russian officials
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Human rights activist Lev Ponomarev is sentenced in absentia to five and a half years in prison for founding the ‘undesirable’ Andrei Sakharov Institute
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Oil is leaking again from one of the tankers that sank in the Kerch Strait in December 2024 and wrecked some of Russia’s most prized coastline
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Kazakhstan sets up 59 checkpoints to stop fuel smuggling as Russia’s shortage crosses the border
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Billionaire Andrey Melnichenko gave 32 billion rubles to Putin’s ‘Sirius educational center’ as Russian prosecutors tried to seize his company, The Economist reports
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Tuareg separatists and al-Qaeda-linked fighters attack a Russian mercenary convoy in northern Mali
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Russian factory fined 50,000 rubles for missing ‘mobilization reserve’ recruitment quota
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A new play from the man who helped write Russia’s history textbooks tackles the Decembrists’ assassination of a tsarist general
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Fifteen-year-old girl killed in car collision with Kursk Deputy Governor Alexander Chepik
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For the third time this year, a Ukrainian drone strike shuts down Rosneft’s Saratov oil refinery
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After a Russian strike kills nine outside Kyiv, Zelensky says the town held a state-owned arms depot. He vows firings at the company that owns it.
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Some Russian drivers are waiting up to three days to fill up. Now the country’s biggest bank wants to help them find a pump with gasoline.
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Ukraine’s drones have opened a summer window of opportunity behind Russian lines. Front-line soldiers tell Ukrainska Pravda the army is on track to waste it.
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Putin set on escalating the war in Ukraine, sources close to the Kremlin tell Reuters. He has ‘dug in his heels’ on seizing Donbas.
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Financial Times: fuel crisis directly affects more than a third of Russians
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Former ‘Open Russia’ coordinator Igor Rogov sentenced in Poland to seven years in prison on FSB espionage charges
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Trump didn’t call Putin after meeting Zelensky — despite his promise. ‘The Russian president is always happy to talk,’ the Kremlin noted.
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Russian serviceman Alexander Lunin deletes appeal to Putin in which he threatened the president with mutiny
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Russia and China discussed plans to destroy Starlink satellites and develop a joint air defense system, The Insider reports
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Got an odd-numbered plate? Here’s where Russia is rationing gasoline by license plate as the fuel crisis deepens.
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Italy expels two Russian Embassy staff members suspected of spying
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‘No gas? I remember when food was rationed’: How Russian officials and propagandists are trying to reassure, shame, and intimidate Russians over the fuel crisis
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EU weighs scaled-back visa ban on former Russian military personnel, with Italy and France opposing stricter restrictions
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Bodies of two missing 12-year-old girls found in Russia
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Putin’s superyacht moved to northern Russian port, likely to protect it from Ukrainian drones
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Russia’s FSB says it thwarted ‘unprecedented’ terrorist attacks targeting military personnel, including plot to assassinate senior Defense Ministry officer
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Russian serviceman who threatened Putin with mutiny freed after 11 days in jail
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Ukrainian drones set oil depots ablaze in two Russian regions, strike two tankers near Taganrog
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An oil superpower that can’t fill its own gasoline tanks: How Ukraine’s drone war upended Russia’s fuel market
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Russian legislation would require the children of migrant workers to leave the country within 30 days of turning 18, unless they qualify to stay on their own
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A 2017 rape case made Diana Shurygina famous across Russia. Now, a Moscow court has jailed her on charges of distributing pornography of herself.
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A night in photos: Kyiv takes another Russian strike while Ukraine hunts Russia’s refineries, an airfield, and its ‘shadow fleet’
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Yandex adds data on gas-station lines to its maps, but only in Moscow and St. Petersburg
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Russian court grants 11.9-billion-ruble claim against former executives of state nanotechnology corporation Rosnano, including Anatoly Chubais
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Russia’s lawmakers will collect their bonuses early this year, just before they face reelection
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Russia says Kostiantynivka has fallen. Kyiv claims it still holds the city. Both are wrong.
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How bad is Russia’s fuel crisis? Diesel just had its worst week since 2022.
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International Volleyball Federation lifts ban on Russian athletes after International Olympic Committee’s reversal
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Journalist Dmitry Kolezev says an active-duty Russian general told him Moscow should seek peace now before it can’t replace the men it’s losing in Ukraine. But can you trust an ‘anonymous general’?
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Scammers hijack two of Ksenia Sobchak’s Telegram channels and post a supposed ‘leaked correspondence’ confession
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Putin says Ukraine’s waiting game won’t work, while Russians wait in line for hours for gas
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NATO commits tens of billions more to Ukraine, names Russia a ‘long-term threat’
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Russia bans diesel exports
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Russia begins jamming Starlink to counter Ukrainian drones, Reuters reports
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Trump meets Zelensky at NATO summit, says strikes on Russian refineries could help end the war, offers Ukraine license to manufacture Patriot missiles
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Russia’s State Duma passes law regulating AI, requiring ‘respect for traditional Russian values’
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Gazprom says Ukrainian drones struck compressor station on Blue Stream pipeline
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Kazakhstan moves to stop ‘gray’ fuel exports — border agents are tracking vehicles fitted with extra fuel tanks
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The IOC just recommended bringing Russian athletes back to the Olympics. Here’s how Russia, Ukraine, and the West are reacting.
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‘Do you want to go to the SVO?’ Men claiming to be former Wagner Group fighters assault journalist filming gas station line in Russia
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Russia to deploy war veterans to screen trucks entering city
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One killed, two wounded in Russian strike on Kyiv
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Ukrainian drones strike oil refineries in Russia, hit tankers in Taganrog Bay, and set fire to military airfield
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Moscow police grabbed dozens of teenagers off the street last Friday, then used stun guns on them in custody
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Meduza publishing house lands two books on longlist for PolitProsvet science prize’s category on Russia’s politics
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Russian pop star Monetochka is sentenced in absentia to one year in prison for skipping ‘foreign agent’ disclaimers on Instagram
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Yandex will reportedly cut up to 15% of its marketplace staff as company dangles offer of ‘rotation’
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Her father called the police during an argument. Turkey sent her back to Russia to stand trial for anti-war speech.
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‘Killing for fun is a great sin’: Businessmen from Russia’s Yakutia region face backlash after boasting about a lion hunt in South Africa
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Russia says it won’t tax VPN traffic after all
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Serbia arrests two suspected Russian agents near Hungarian border amid German sabotage investigation
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BBC identifies three men suspected of torturing Ukrainian prisoners in secret wartime jails. All three now live openly in Russia.
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State Duma speaker Volodin warns Russian lawmakers: don’t campaign on the fuel crisis
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A Russian lawmaker offered to make Stoptime’s teenage frontwoman a patriotic star — if she’d repent on camera. Diana Loginova chose exile instead, and the band just released its first album.
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Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court says Tokayev can run for another term under the new constitution
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Kirill Suvorov, former adviser to opposition politician Ilya Yashin, arrested in Moscow on charges of spreading ‘fake news’ about Russia’s army
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Ukraine strikes the Omsk oil refinery, Russia’s largest, forcing a shutdown
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International Olympic Committee recommends lifting all restrictions on Russian athletes ahead of 2028 Los Angeles Games
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Ukrainian forces strike eight tankers from Russia’s shadow fleet in the Sea of Azov
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Emergency roaming activated in occupied Crimea — subscribers can connect to other carriers during blackouts, but only ‘white list’ sites remain accessible
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Woman suspected in Monaco assassination attempt on Ukrainian businessman found dead near Kyiv. A Ukrainian intelligence officer confessed to her murder.
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Fights are breaking out at Russia’s gas stations as the fuel crisis spreads
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Slovakia suspends Schengen visa applications from Russian nationals
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Ukraine sends more than 430 drones toward Moscow. Belgorod hit by missile strike, one person killed.
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Russian lawmakers propose sending conscripts to serve in Emergency Situations Ministry fire units
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‘I tried to help them, but my strength gave out’. For half a century, Nina Litvinova stood with Soviet and then Russian political prisoners. In May, at 80, she took her own life.
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Western insurers don’t have to cover the Nord Stream sabotage, London’s High Court rules
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Russian stocks hit three-year low
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Search for two missing 12-year-old girls in Russia stretches into fifth day as drowning emerges as leading theory
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How a Russian governor’s message against hoarding gasoline aged within the hour
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Brezhnev’s great-grandson joined Russia’s ‘special military operation’ to ‘see Nazis.’ Now he’s a Ukrainian POW who says the Nazi threat is a myth.
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Former AfD influencer travels to Russian-occupied Ukraine, posts from the war zone
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Novosibirsk issues its first-ever drone threat alert — 3,000 kilometers from the front
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Russian border region’s acting governor says his constituents want one thing more than anything: for the ‘special military operation’ to end
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Russian gas giant Gazprom to form armed reservist units to protect facilities from drones
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New bill would add ‘disobeying a border guard’ to Russia’s list of deportable offenses
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Russian police officer draws gun to stop driver cutting in line at gas station
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Kadyrov claimed a video showed him ‘7 kilometers from Kyiv’ in the early days of the full-scale war. An investigation found it was actually filmed in a secret Chechen prison.
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Russian oil falls to $42 a barrel — the same price as before the Middle East war
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Ukraine says it struck Russia’s largest oil refinery for the first time
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Rebels in Mali shoot down helicopter operated by Russia’s Africa Corps
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Russia strikes Kyiv for second time in a week, killing more than 10 and wounding dozens. See the aftermath.
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Trump plans to meet Zelensky at NATO summit, then call Putin
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Kremlin spokesman says ‘special military operation’ has become ‘a real war,’ blames Western countries
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Russia’s imports of Belarusian gasoline hit a record high
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Over 500 Ukrainian drones strike 20 Russian regions and occupied Crimea overnight. Refinery hit in Yaroslavl, blackout across Crimea.
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Russia strikes Kyiv with ballistic missiles, killing ten and wounding dozens
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Defendants in plot to assassinate RT editor-in-chief Simonyan sentenced to up to 20 years in prison
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Interpol issues Red Notice for Ukrainian woman suspected of attempted murder of businessman Vadym Yermolaiev in Monaco
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39 hours in line for gas: One driver’s road trip through Russia’s fuel crisis
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Russia rewrites its history textbook again — this time adding Trump’s ‘positive role’ in peace talks and a reference to Anchorage
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Putin’s approval rating is dropping at its fastest pace since the full-scale war began
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British lawmakers demand ban on Russian cartoon ‘Masha and the Bear’ over ‘propaganda’
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Former Rosaviatsiya chief detained on fraud charges
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How the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska spawned the Kremlin’s myth of the ‘spirit of Anchorage’ — and why it collapsed
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All gas stations in Russia’s Novorossiysk run out of gasoline
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Russia’s harvest falls one to two weeks behind schedule due to weather and fuel shortages
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Car carrying local Russian officials blown up by mine in Kursk region
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Death toll from Russian strike on Kyiv rises to 30
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Ukraine launches missile strike on Belgorod, killing one woman and causing power and water outages
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Soviet spies flagged young Boris Johnson as a potential UK leader in the 1980s — then wrote him off as a ‘manic self-promoter’
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Russian publisher’s sales director faces a four-year suspended sentence for selling LGBT-themed books
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French media say prime suspect in June 29 Monaco bombing is a Ukrainian woman who disguised herself as a man
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Russia permits sale of downgraded gasoline as fuel crisis drags on
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A Kaliningrad lawyer who once defended Russians accused of secretly aiding foreign states now faces that same charge, and says she nearly died in jail
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Minsk urges citizens to avoid Russia after Moscow blames Ukraine for second Belarusian bus attack
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Drivers wait in a four-kilometer line at a Zabaykalsky gas station — one supplied by a refinery Ukraine hasn’t yet hit
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Putin backs additional fuel, airfare, and ferry support for exclave Kaliningrad as gasoline lines grow across the rest of Russia
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Ukraine paid allies for 200 air-defense missiles but has yet to receive ‘a single one,’ Zelensky says. ‘The applause for what we’re achieving in Crimea isn’t enough.’
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Government officials reportedly get priority gasoline access in at least four Russian regions amid fuel crisis. Ordinary drivers wait hours in some areas.
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International Booker Prize renamed after Russian-born billionaire
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Former Rosnano top manager sentenced to 15 years in absentia on embezzlement charges
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52,000 Kyiv residents sheltered in the subway during Russia’s strike — the highest number on record
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Russian State Duma deputy accuses government of concealing scale of fuel crisis, warns it could cost certain officials their seats in September elections
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Kyrgyzstan asks neighbors and Belarus for help with fuel supplies. The country gets 90% of its gasoline from Russia.
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Former St. Petersburg police officer who led arrests at protests gets suspended sentence for beating businessman
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Russia says drone carrying ‘simulated improvised explosive device’ landed on its embassy grounds in Sweden
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Russia’s largest river carrier in eastern Siberia cancels routes amid fuel crisis
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See the aftermath of one of Russia’s largest attacks on Kyiv. Apartment buildings lie in ruins, at least 13 people were killed, and dozens were injured.
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Russian attack hits 20 apartment buildings across Kyiv, killing at least 13 and injuring nearly 90
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Russia’s Energy Ministry warns that chats where drivers search for gas may ‘pose a threat related to illegal collection of personal data’
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Russia strikes Kyiv with missiles and drones, killing at least 13
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Pavel Ivanov spent years helping publish LGBTQ-themed books in Russia. In court, he called himself a lifelong hunter of ‘perverts’ and walked away with a suspended sentence.
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Amid campaign against Muslim clergy, Russian deputy mufti fined again over medieval battle painting
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Two Russian rooftoppers climbed the Empire State Building without safety gear, got engaged at the top — and then got arrested
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Russia gasoline and diesel prices rose again in late June, Rosstat data show
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Russia is striking Ukrainian gas stations daily, even as its own fuel crisis deepens at home
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Russia warns Apple over default search engines and missing Russian apps, giving company until July 15 to comply or face a fine of up to $52 million
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A Russian court fined inmates for writing the word ‘fart’ — no, not that fart, it’s prison slang for ‘luck,’ and it’s now illegal too
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Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has topped the republic’s United Russia party list every election since 2007. Not this year.
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A week after the death of former Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov, anti-corruption researchers reveal his family’s real estate empire worth tens of millions of dollars
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Does Russia need ‘sovereign’ chocolate? A top banker and close Putin ally says enough is enough.
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Russia begins buying gasoline from India amid domestic shortage, Reuters reports
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Yandex Taxi asks regional authorities to raise fuel limits for taxi drivers
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Lukashenko pardons 28 political prisoners
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Russian blogger fined for comparing Russians to animals. He is already serving time on a Nazi rehabilitation charge.
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Reuters: Russian defense minister personally approved secret military training for Russian troops in China
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‘I will’: Zaluzhnyi reportedly tells Zelensky he’ll run for president if Ukraine holds elections this fall
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Prices in Russia for imported Belarusian gasoline nearly double in a month amid fuel crisis
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Major Russian online marketplace will not compensate sellers for goods damaged in drone attacks
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Putin keeps saying Russia will fight until it achieves the ‘goals of the special military operation.’ But it’s not clear what those ‘goals’ even are.
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Report: Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Penza region, Mayak factory hit
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Food producers warn St. Petersburg stores of delivery delays amid Russia’s fuel crisis
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Banks across the Eurasian Economic Union begin charging fees on cash ruble deposits
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Gallup poll: 60% of Russians say economic conditions are worsening — a 20-year record
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Russian court again extends pretrial detention of ex-seminarians accused of plotting to kill ‘Putin’s confessor,’ Metropolitan Tikhon
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Russia’s seaborne oil exports hit a wartime record in June, but export revenue sank to a three-month low
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Russia closes seven railway border crossings with Finland, Latvia, and Estonia
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Russia plans box office tax and screening fee on foreign films to raise money for domestic cinema, Oscar-winning director Nikita Mikhalkov says
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Belarus starts recalling men once ruled ‘unfit in peacetime’ for new military medical exams
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Le Figaro: Monaco investigators suspect Ukraine’s Security Service organized attack on Ukrainian businessman Vadim Yermolayev
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Azerbaijan joins a growing list of countries banning children from social media
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A Russian school turned its fifth and sixth grade girls into seamstresses — sewing underwear for soldiers in Ukraine
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European Commission denies preparing a full ban on Russian tourist visas
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In second death amid Russia’s fuel crisis, a 75-year-old man in Petrozavodsk dies waiting at gas station
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Ukrainian drone strike outside Moscow kills infant, leaves mother without legs
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Record numbers of Russians are searching the internet for when the war in Ukraine will end
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‘Contacts are being made’: Kremlin says it is negotiating to buy fuel abroad
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Russia’s federal statistics agency denies classifying fuel price data, says changes merely ‘streamline navigation through the indicators’
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Russian figure skaters and speed skaters cleared to return to international competition under neutral status
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A third Russian region declares high alert over fuel crisis — a status that allows elections to be postponed
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Sberbank chief Gref says Russian economy ‘cannot survive long’ under current key interest rate
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Bomb injures sanctioned Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolaiev in apparent assassination attempt in Monaco
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81% of Russians support ending the war ‘as early as tomorrow,’ highest share in four years, Kyiv-based institute says
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Explosion hits residential building in Monaco, reportedly injuring sanctioned Ukrainian businessman
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Poland refuses to hand over MiG-29 jets to Ukraine, defense minister says
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Taxi drivers in Russian regions cut shifts amid fuel crisis
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Smartphone malware infections in Russia up 70% in a year — because apps are unavailable in official stores
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More than 50 Ukrainian drones shot down on approach to Moscow. A total of 419 drones destroyed overnight across Russia’s regions
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What does a Russian summer look like without gasoline? Imagine 18-hour lines, National Guard patrols, and Brodsky parodies.
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Facing fuel shortages amid Ukrainian drone strikes, Russia may bring back a low-grade gasoline it banned in 2013
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Russian governor proposes fuel rationing by license plate number as gasoline restrictions spread to more than 20 regions
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‘A million Russians arguing in gasoline lines’ should think hard about what comes next, Zelensky warns
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Fires in Chornobyl exclusion zone send toxic smoke over Kyiv. Ukraine says crashed Russian drones started them.
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Poland deports nine Ukrainian and two Belarusian nationals suspected of running Russian-funded influence operation targeting Ukrainian refugees
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‘He’s clearly pro-war. And people are tired of the war.’ Why Russia’s ruling party left Dmitry Medvedev, its own chairman, off this September’s election list.
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Putin’s super-yacht, renamed and off radar since 2022, is spotted sailing past Denmark toward Istanbul
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Months after a motorcade crash, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov’s son flaunts reckless driving on camera
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Russian military recruitment ad on VK used AI-generated image of Navalny
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Machine guns spotted on Gazprom tanker in the Baltic Sea — the first time Russia has armed a civilian vessel with heavy weapons
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Hermitage cancels archaeological expeditions in Crimea
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Ukrainian drones have struck nearly every major Russian refinery. Which facilities have yet to be hit?
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Some gas stations in Russia’s Novosibirsk region suspend fuel sales
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Russian serviceman who threatened Putin with mutiny jailed on ‘extremist’ or Nazi symbols charge
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Russian truckers warn clients of rate hikes of at least 10% amid fuel crisis
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Police in Russia cite four Irkutsk residents for reselling gasoline at inflated prices
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‘Saving the Kyiv regime isn’t part of our plans’: Putin on Ukraine, fuel shortages, and Trump
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Three employees of a Russian gay bar — defendants in the first case under the ‘extremist LGBT movement’ ban — sentenced to up to seven years in prison
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Nearly 20% of Russian airline fleets grounded this summer — double the normal rate
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Russia’s Primorsky Krai caps fuel sales for heavy trucks — because drivers ‘fill up to a thousand tons, drive off, drain the tanks, and come back for more’
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‘Being for Putin is the bare minimum’: United Russia declares itself party of the president for first time since 2007
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In photos: Muscovites face hour-long lines for gasoline
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How new ‘transnational repression’ measures could affect the lives of Russians in Europe
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