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Russia's defense ministry denies civilian targets were hit, claiming that it launched an assault on military targets and facilities in retaliation for attacks on the Russian energy sector
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Astronauts on the International Space Station were forced to take shelter for about an hour
As Russia keeps up pressure on the front line, Zelenskyy also signs bilateral security agreements with Lithuania and Estonia
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Russian prosecutors accuse Wall Street Journal reporter of acting 'under instructions from the CIA'
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The reports came three days after deadly attacks in two Dagestan's cities, including Makhachkala
The agreement will be signed in 'very near future,' it is a matter of formalities, Russia's deputy foreign minister Rudenko told RIA state news agency
The decision targets former Russian defense minister Sergei Shoigu and Russian general Valery Gerasimov for targeting critical infrastructure and Ukrainian civilians
Two of the assailants were killed, with others in custody after one of the synagogues went up in flames; a priest and guards were killed
Trial is held in the same court in Yekaterinburg where Wall Street Journal journalist Evan Gershkovich will face trial next week
Amid heightened tensions between Washington and Moscow, Staff Sgt. Gordon Black's sentencing becomes another task for U.S. already coping with several high-profile detention cases in Russia
In March, ISIS claimed responsibility over shooting attack at Moscow concert hall that killed 145 people
According to SIPRI, while Israel does not publicly acknowledge possessing nuclear weapons, it appears to be upgrading its plutonium production reactor site at Dimona
The prisoners demanded a car and free passage out of Rostov's Detention Center Number One
The maximalist conditions set out by the Russian strongman apparently reflect Moscow's growing confidence that its forces have the upper hand in the war
Ukraine's FM Kuleba called the agreement a 'landmark event,' as G7 also approved a 50bn euro loan to Kyiv
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Gershkovich, a 32-year-old American son of Jewish immigrants from the Soviet Union, was arrested in March 2023 while on a reporting trip in the city of Yekaterinburg
This move aims to ensure the continuity of military aid to Ukraine amid concerns about potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy with Donald Trump vying for a second term as president
The country's Human Rights Commissioner appealed to UN official to secure release of Russian nationals remaining in Hamas' captivity in Gaza
In addition to the bilateral discussions between Biden and Zelensky, the leaders will also meet again next week at the G7 summit in Italy
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There are calls in the U.S. to investigate the news website, whose founder and editor Max Blumenthal promoted the conspiracy that Israel killed its own citizens on October 7
Putin placed blame on what he termed the "total failure" of United States' peace policies, accusing Washington of monopolizing the peace process
The second video with Alexander appears to have been filmed in the last few weeks as the hostage refers to Israel's ban of Al Jazeera on May 5
Diplomats told Reuters Paris hoped to forge and lead a coalition of countries offering such assistance to Kyiv, despite strong opposition to the step even among Ukraine's allies
Ukrainian president's counterparts have asked him not to demand the "impossible" from the alliance, sources told The Telegraph