Putin Apologizes For Deadly Plane Crash—But Doesn’t Say Russia Was At Fault
Russian President Vladimir Putin apologized for the plane crash in Russian air space on Christmas Day that left 38 people dead in a statement that said Russia was targeting Ukrainian drones over the plane’s planned destination at the time, but stopped short of taking responsibility.
The Russian government has been a historic opponent of bitcoin, banning its use for domestic payments, but has recently come ...
In August, President Vladimir Putin signed a bill allowing migrants to be expelled without a court decision. Three months ...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks in the Kremlin on Sunday with Slovakia’s prime minister, Robert Fico, in a rare ...
Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand discusses reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin is open to a potential meeting ...
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Russia shoots down 'Western' Santa with missile in sick Putin propaganda videoRussian Santa is shown shot down in his sleigh by Russian air defences, just days after the fatal Azerbaijan plane crash.
Since being caught unaware by the lightning Ukrainian incursion, Russia has amassed more than 50,000 troops ... country ...
North Korean troops were evidently untrained in dealing with Ukrainian drones, which took a high toll. In one instance, ...
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Signing a peace deal with Vladimir Putin that leaves him with the occupied Ukrainian territories would mean his victory, and ...
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