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US Congress Finally Passes $95B Foreign Aid Bill For Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan Amid Simmering Russian Aggression
US Mulls Sanctions On Beijing Banks For Alleged Role In Putin's War In Ukraine: 'China Can't Have It Both Ways,' Blinken Says
Russia Threatens Retaliation Over Potential Seizure Of Frozen Assets To Aid Ukraine
US Mulls Sanctions On Beijing Banks For Alleged Role In Putin's War In Ukraine: 'China Can't Have It Both Ways,' Blinken Says
Russia Threatens Retaliation Over Potential Seizure Of Frozen Assets To Aid Ukraine
Antony Blinken To Warn China Over Support For Russia's Military During Upcoming Visit
Mike Pence Says Russian President Would Attack A NATO Ally Post-Ukraine Conflict: 'I Have No Doubt In My Mind'

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Former Trump Aide Scaramucci Urges Keeping Ex-President 'As Far From The White House As Possible' After Iran's Attack On Israel: 'Protect Our 76-Year Ally'
In response to Iran's recent attack on Israel, Trump on Truth Social reposted his 2018 warning in which he cautioned the Iranian president of severe repercussions.
FBI Chief To Warn Congress Of Potential Coordinated Attack In US Similar To Russia Massacre: 'Threats To Our Public Safety And National Security...So Elevated'
FBI Director Christopher Wray is expected to raise concerns about the possibility of a coordinated attack in the United States, similar to the recent massacre in Russia, in a congressional hearing on Thursday.
Russian Forces Target Ukraine's Power Infrastructure In Fresh Missile Strikes
Ukraine under missile attacks by Russian forces, targeting power infrastructure and causing widespread damage. US providing aid and bolstering defenses. UN calls for cessation of attacks.Ukraine is once again under a barrage of missile attacks as Russian forces target the nation’s power infrastructure, causing widespread damage across several regions.
Taylor Swift Music Ban In Chechnya, 'Baby Shark' Will Be Okay: The Unique Reason Top Artists' Songs Can't Be Played In Russian Republic
A ban of music from Taylor Swift and songs from Beyonce is drawing headlines in the entertainment sector. The ban isn't because of lyrics.
Russian President's Threat To Finland Is A Bluff, Says Expert: 'That's Heavy Saber-Rattling'
Trump's Right-Wing Billionaire Donors May Face Same Fate As Oligarchs Who Backed Russian President, Says Paul Krugman
Both small-dollar and large-dollar donors are drying up for Trump, with the latter fearing their money would be siphoned off to meet the former president's legal expenses, Krugman said.
Elon Musk Expresses Concern Over Ukraine's Potential NATO Membership: 'This Is Literally How The Nuclear Apocalypse Movie Starts'
Musk responded to a social media post on Friday that shared U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's statement about Ukraine's future NATO membership. "This is literally how the nuclear apocalypse movie starts," Musk remarked.
Russia And NATO Are Now In 'Direct Confrontation,' Says Kremlin As US-Led Alliance Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Putin has previously stated that a direct conflict between Russia and NATO would bring the planet to the brink of World War Three.
Russia And NATO Are Now In 'Direct Confrontation,' Says Kremlin
Putin has previously stated that a direct conflict between Russia and NATO would bring the planet to the brink of World War Three.
Russia Says Over 100K Enlist In Armed Forces Following Moscow Concert Hall Attack
The increase in voluntary enlistment coincides with Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine, now in its third year
NATO Proposes 'Trump-Proof' $107B Fund To Sustain Ukraine Military Support
In a bid to secure long-term military support for Ukraine, NATO is considering a 100 billion euro ($107 billion) fund. This initiative, proposed by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, is aimed at safeguarding aid for Ukraine from potential disruptions, such as those that might occur if former U.S. President Donald Trump returns to the White House.
Putin Directs Russian Government To Create Domestic Gaming Industry
Explore Vladimir Putin's directive as Russia embarks on crafting its own gaming consoles amidst global sanctions.
Russian Prison Database Allegedly Hacked In Wake Of Opposition Leader Navalny's Death
The group allegedly stole a database containing information on hundreds of thousands of Russian prisoners and their relatives and contacts, including data on prisoners in the Arctic penal colony where Navalny died on Feb. 16.
Russia Accuses Longtime Ally Armenia Of 'Distorting History' To Sever Ties: 'Does Not Inspire Optimism'
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accused Armenia of trying to break off relations by "distorting history," amidst Armenia's suspension of its participation in the CSTO and its pivot towards the West.
Biden Threatens Russia Of Consequences Over Detention Of Wall Street Journal Reporter: '... Attempts To Use Americans As Bargaining Chips'
President Joe Biden condemned Russia's use of Americans as bargaining chips and pledged to work for the release of Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter detained on spying charges since March 29, 2023.
Russia's Import Of Key Explosives Ingredient Surge Despite Western Sanctions: Report
Russia ramped up its imports of an explosive compound vital component for munitions, despite Western sanctions.
Russian President's Spokesperson Sends A Message To Telegram CEO After Moscow Attack: 'Expected More Attention From Pavel Durov'
The Kremlin has warned Telegram CEO Pavel Durov after a terrorist attack in Moscow, criticizing the platform's alleged use by terrorists but stating there are no plans to ban it, despite the platform's previous defense of free speech principles.
Russian President Denies Plans To Attack NATO, But Warns F-16s In Ukraine Will Be Shot Down
Russian President Vladimir Putin made it clear that Russia has no intention of attacking NATO countries. However, he issued a stern warning regarding the deployment of F-16 fighters in Ukraine.
Oil For Arms? Russia's Direct Oil Shipments To North Korea Defy UN Sanctions: Report
The tankers, some of which are UN-designated and should not be allowed in foreign ports, were seen loading at a berth operated by a Russian oil company.
Terror Strikes Moscow: Putin Announces 11 Arrests As Death Toll Climbs To 133
Russian officials have announced the arrest of 11 individuals linked to a devastating terrorist assault on a concert venue in a suburb of Moscow, which now sees a death toll of 133.
Russian President Directs KGB Heirs To 'Provide Support' To Companies Hit By 'Openly Hostile Actions' From West
During the FSB's annual meeting in Moscow, Putin highlighted the resilience of Russia's wartime economy, which has seen growth despite the sanctions imposed by the West following the invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine Losing War To Russia, Says Former Polish Army Chief: 'More Than 10 Million People Are Missing'
Andrzejczak, the former head of the Polish General Staff, made these remarks during an appearance on Polsat Television. He estimated that the losses in Ukraine should be in the millions, not just hundreds of thousands, and that the country lacks the resources and manpower to continue the fight.
Was The Ukraine War Preventable? Piers Morgan Challenges Jeffrey Sachs On Russian President's Actions
In a recent interview with Piers Morgan, economist Jeffrey Sachs argued that the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine could have been avoided. Sachs, who has been labeled a "Putin cheerleader" by some media outlets, suggested that the U.S. has been pursuing a policy of regime change in Moscow, which led to the crisis.