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Former FSB director Patrushev said rescue workers, not Russia’s security services, were responsible for the 2002 Moscow theater hostage deaths. (Sergei Shoigu led those rescue services.)
Campaign guidelines urge Russia’s ruling political party to hide its own branding at mass events to avoid voter backlash ahead of September elections
Russian warship fires warning shots at British yacht in the English Channel
Rosneft, Bashneft, and TNK gas stations stop selling gasoline in canisters
Occupation officials in Crimea ban mopeds and motorcycles at night because they sound like drones
Zelensky warns Russia of a ‘harsh winter’ if fighting continues
Russian schoolchildren evacuated during end-of-school exam over drone threat, test rescheduled
Russia proposes fines for online marketplaces that pressure sellers on pricing
‘A political execution’: Russian satirist Semyon Skrepetsky mocked Putin and Kadyrov in his caricatures. He was shot dead in Poland three days after an anti-Putin protest in Berlin.
Kremlin denies receiving Zelensky’s invitation to meet on the sidelines of the G7 summit
Tatneft imposes temporary fuel sales cap at all of its gas stations in Russia
‘Russia strictly adheres to its obligation’ to protect cultural property — Russian mission to UNESCO on strike at Kyiv Pechersk Lavra
Britain imposes world’s first sanctions on Russian ‘shadow fleet’ vessels carrying LNG
60 drones shot down on approach to Moscow; fire breaks out at city oil refinery
Lukashenko apologizes to Zelensky, admits that Belarus is ‘very vulnerable’ militarily, and tells Kyiv to ‘calm down’
In a Berlin hotel, 111 Russian exiles spent last weekend building a political party they may never get to bring home
Russian satirist Semyon Skrepetsky shot dead in Poland, three days after anti-Putin protest in Berlin
A century of cinema. A morning of missiles. What Russia destroyed at Kyiv’s Dovzhenko Film Studio.
Armenia to hold first four-way Eagle Partner military exercises with U.S., French, and Greek troops as ties with Moscow fray
Russian math professor freed in Armenia after Moscow fails to file proper arrest paperwork