Russia Prison Population Falls 180,000 Since Ukraine War
Russia's prison population has decreased by 180,000 since the Ukraine war began, attributed to pardons, recruitment, and reduced crime reporting amid conflict.
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Putin Hails New Ballistic Missile Test as World's Most Powerful
President Vladimir Putin praised Russia's successful test launch of the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, calling it the world's most powerful weapon.
Putin Says Ukraine War Ending, Vows Victory at Parade
Russian President Putin stated the Ukraine war is nearing an end, hours after vowing victory at a reduced Victory Day parade. He expressed willingness to negotiate European security, preferring former German Chancellor Schroeder as a partner.
Moscow Victory Day Parade Met with Indifference, Internet Outages
Russia's scaled-back Victory Day parade saw low enthusiasm amid internet throttling, war fatigue, and calls for peace in Ukraine.
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Moscow Victory Day Parade Scaled Down Amid Tight Security
Russia held a scaled-down Victory Day parade in Moscow under tight security, marking 81 years since WWII victory. The event featured fewer troops and military vehicles.
Kremlin Tightens Putin's Security for Victory Day
The Kremlin announces enhanced security for Putin during May 9 Victory Day celebrations, citing Ukrainian terrorist threats, while dismissing coup rumors.
Putin Hosts Scaled-Back Red Square Parade Amid Pressures
Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a reduced military parade in Red Square this year, reflecting ongoing pressures and threats as the Ukraine conflict continues.
Russia's Victory Day Parade Omits Military Hardware for First Time
Russia will hold its annual Victory Day parade without military equipment for the first time since invading Ukraine, marking a significant shift in the celebration.
Explosive Attack in Moscow Kills Police Officer and Attacker
A deadly explosion near Savyolovsky Railway Station in Moscow resulted in the deaths of a police officer and the assailant, with ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Russia Hosts Cuban FM, Urges U.S. to End Blockade
Russian officials welcomed Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez in Moscow, calling for the United States to lift its long-standing economic embargo against Cuba during high-level diplomatic talks.
Russia Rejects European Claims of Navalny Poisoning
The Kremlin has strongly dismissed allegations from five European nations that opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned in an Arctic prison, calling the accusations unfounded as supporters mark his death anniversary.
Russian Military Intel Deputy Chief Shot in Moscow
A senior Russian military intelligence official was shot and wounded in Moscow, highlighting ongoing security challenges. The incident occurs amid broader geopolitical tensions.
Russian Intelligence Official Shot in Moscow
A high-ranking Russian military intelligence official was shot and wounded in Moscow, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the capital. The incident involves a deputy chief of the GRU.
Moscow Businesses Struggle Amid Russian Mobile Internet Restrictions
Russian authorities have imposed stringent restrictions on cellphone internet services in Moscow, severely impacting local businesses and daily operations. The measures, implemented in March 2026, are causing widespread economic disruption and operational
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Putin: Iran War Triggers Energy Crisis, Russia Ready to Supply Europe
Russian President Vladimir Putin warns the Iran war has caused a global energy crisis, threatening oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz. He signals Russia's readiness to supply oil and gas to Europe if cooperation is long-term and non-politicized.
Russian Businesses Struggle Under New Wartime Tax Policy
Russian businesses, including bakeries and beauty shops, are facing financial strain due to a new wartime tax policy, with owners reporting increased costs and operational challenges.
Russian Women Decry State Fertility Therapy Plans
Russian women are speaking out against government proposals to use psychological therapy to encourage childbirth, citing concerns over personal autonomy and state overreach in demographic policies.
Valieva's Comeback Stumbles in Russian Jumping Event
Former Olympic prodigy Kamila Valieva finishes sixth in Russian Jumping Championships semi-finals, marking a rocky return after her four-year doping ban.
Russians Turn to Witchcraft Amid Economic Difficulties
As economic pressures mount, many Russians are increasingly seeking solace and solutions through witchcraft, fortune-telling, and occult rituals, reflecting a cultural shift during challenging times.
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