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Terror Strikes Moscow: Putin Announces 11 Arrests As Death Toll Climbs To 133
Russian President Set To Announce Troop Deployment In Moldova's Transnistria In Response To Breakaway Region's Plea For Protection: Report
Russia Detains Over 400 After Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny's Death Sparks Protests Across 32 Cities: Report
Russian President Set To Announce Troop Deployment In Moldova's Transnistria In Response To Breakaway Region's Plea For Protection: Report
Russia Detains Over 400 After Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny's Death Sparks Protests Across 32 Cities: Report
Russia Detains German Possessing Cannabis Gummies Amid Putin-Washington Swap Talks For Imprisoned WSJ Reporter
Kim Jong Un Sending Arms To Moscow? Surge In North Korea-Russia Border Rail Traffic Sparks Concerns

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Three Ukrainian Drones Shot Down by Russia While Targeting Moscow
Russia reportedly brought down three Ukrainian drones that had tried to attack Moscow early on Sunday. What Happened: According to Sergei Sobyanin, the Mayor of Moscow, no one was hurt, and there was only minor damage to the facade of two office buildings in the Moskva-Citi business district, Reuters reported.
Russia Warns Poland Any Aggression Against Belarus Is Attack On Moscow: 'Will Respond Using All Means At Our Disposal'
Look: This Sexy Crossover That Makes Moscow Proud Is Built With Chinese Parts
In Moscow, what's old is new again when it comes to a redesign of a classic Russian car.  Originally a Soviet/Russian car produced by AZLK from 1946-1991 and by OAO Moskvitch from 1991-2001, the revamped Moskvitch made its debut in November 2022 to acclaim, particularly from Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.
Russia's 'Hostage Diplomacy' Unacceptable Says US Ambassador As Wall Street Journal Reporter Loses Appeal In Moscow
Evan Gershkovich lost his appeal against the extension of pre-trial detention in a Moscow Court. His appeal sought to overturn a court ruling in May that extended his pretrial detention for three months, through at least August 30.
Russia Detains American Citizen On Drug Charges, The Military Vet And Rock Musician Held In Moscow
A U.S. citizen and a military veteran who has lived in Russia for over 10 years has been arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking, Russian news media reported Saturday. The Associated Press quoted reports that Michael Travis Leake, a musician, was suspected of selling mephedrone, a powerful stimulant that’s often compared to drugs like cocaine and ecstasy (MDMA).
Putin's Envoy Raises Concern Over 'Steadily Growing' Risks Of Nuclear War With US
Brittney Griner Writing Memoir About Her Harrowing 10-Months In Russian Prison
Saying she is ready to share the "unfathomable" experience of being arrested and incarcerated in Russia, Brittney Griner is working on a memoir scheduled for spring 2024.
Brittney Griner On Russian Detention Of Wall Street Journal Reporter: Biden Should Use Every Tool Possible
WNBA superstar Brittney Griner is speaking out about the plight of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich who was detained in Russia last week on dubious espionage charges, for which the Kremlin has not provided any evidence.
Japan's Kishida Wants 'Peace Treaty' With Putin To End 'Unresolved' Territorial Issues
India Says Relationship With Putin's Russia Has 'Certainly Served Our Interests Well'
India once again defended its ties with Moscow amid the war in Ukraine that has killed thousands of people.
Putin To Host Ukraine Annexation Ceremony At Kremlin Palace Today: Zelenskyy's Man Dubs It A 'Freak Show'
Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold an official signing ceremony in the Kremlin Palace today to annex four more areas of Ukraine after announcing vi
Putin's Security Agency Detains Japanese Diplomat For Spying: Tokyo Says 'Needs To Take Equivalent Steps'
Russia's principal security agency on Monday detained a Japanese diplomat in Vladivostok for suspected espionage, drawing a "strong protest" from Tokyo.
Putin's Order To Ramp Up Military May Be Wider Than Thought, Says Expert: 'Anyone Can Be Called Up'
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision of partial mobilization “sets no parameters,” according to experts. 
Despite Brittney Griner's Nightmare Saga, Americans Will Still Play Basketball In Russia
At least 32 Americans have signed up to play in Russia’s top basketball league this coming season despite Brittney Griner’s harrowing experience, according to USA TODAY. 
Trump Sides With Russia Over Possible Brittney Griner Swap For Notorious Arms Dealer, Bill Maher Has An Idea
Donald Trump made clear his opposition to recent prisoner exchange talks that may or may not be underway between the U.S.
Brittney Griner Is A Legal Medical Marijuana Patient In The US, Her Lawyers Tell Russian Court In Friday Hearing
Brittney Griner’s lawyer presented the Moscow court with a letter from an Arizona doctor recommending that the Olympic gold medalist use cannabis to treat pain and chronic injury, a Reuters journalist in the courtroom reported Friday at Griner's fourth court appearance.
Brittney Griner's Moscow Hearing Ends With No Verdict, Returns To Court On Friday, LeBron Clarifies Harsh Comments
Brittney Griner's hearing in a court outside Moscow ended Thursday without a verdict. Defense attorneys will continue to argue her case on Friday, one week after the WNBA star pleaded guilty to having cannabis oil in her suitcase when she was detained at a Moscow airport on February 17.  
LeBron James Is Furious About How The US Is Handling Brittney Griner's Situation In Russia
LeBron James had a few impassioned words for Brittney Griner who has been stuck in a Russian prison cell for nearly five months.
Former Gov. Bill Richardson Traveling To Moscow To Discuss Brittney Griner, Is A Deal In The Works?
Former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson says he’s planning to travel to Russia in the near future in the hope of striking a deal to free WNBA superstar Brittney Griner who is now nearing five months of detention in a Russian jail.  
Brittney Griner Pleads Guilty, Biden Lashes Out Over Her Detention, Russia Calls It 'Hype,' What's Next?
Brittney Griner pleaded guilty to drug charges as her trial continued in a Russian court on Thursday. She admitted to bringing cannabis oil into the country saying she had packed in a hurry and did not intend to break the law. 
Biden Speaks To Brittney Griner's Wife Cherelle: He's Pursuing 'Every Avenue' To Bring WNBA Star Home From Russia
Cherelle Griner released a statement Wednesday following a phone call with President Joe Biden and VP Kamala Harris saying, "I am grateful to the both of them for the time they spent with me and for the commitment they expressed to getting BG home."
Brittney Griner's Wife On "CBS Mornings" Pushes Biden To Do More, Says Russian Accusation About Drugs Is Lie
During a Tuesday interview with Gayle King on "CBS Mornings," Cherelle Griner essentially said she was aghast when she heard her basketball superstar wife had been detained for "large-scale" transportation of drugs, as the Russians alleged when they
BREAKING: Joe Biden Gets Handwritten Letter From Brittney Griner On 4th Of July: Terrified She'll Be In Russian Prison Forever
Brittney Griner handwrote a letter to President Biden, which was delivered to the White House on the 4th of July. The WNBA superstar told the president that she fears she’ll be detained in Russia indefinitely and pleaded for him not to forget about her and other Americans detained in Russian.