Category: 2. RussianAggression
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The Week In Russia: ‘So Many Red Lines’
I’m Steve Gutterman, the editor of RFE/RL’s Russia/Ukraine/Belarus Desk. Welcome to The Week In Russia, in which I dissect some of the key developments in the country and in its war against Ukraine, and some of the takeaways going forward. To subscribe, click here. President Vladimir Putin… Continue Reading
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Drone Attack Sets Oil Depot On Fire In Russia’s Voronezh
Israel’s incursion into south Lebanon continued on October 3 hours after a strike on an apartment building in downtown Beirut killed 9 people while a separate action in the West Bank eliminated a Palestinian militant who was once involved in the lynchings of Israeli reservists. The Israeli Army… Continue Reading
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The West Doesn’t Want Ukraine To Lose But Isn’t Ready For It To Win, Says Russia Policy Expert
A leading expert on Russian foreign policy, James Nixey heads the Russia and Eurasia Program at Chatham House, a London-based research institute. In a recent interview with RFE/RL’s Georgian Service, Nixey, whose research focuses on the relationships between Russia and the other post-Soviet… Continue Reading
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During visit to Kyiv, new NATO chief pledges alliance’s support for Ukraine
New NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said Thursday that the alliance knows Ukraine has urgent needs in its fight against Russia’s invasion, as he visited Kyiv for talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Rutte told reporters it was important for him to go to Ukraine at this time “to… Continue Reading
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Fall of Ukraine’s Vuhledar painful, but not decisive in war, say experts
Military analysts are appraising the fall of Vuhledar, a coal-mining town in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region, as a painful setback for Ukrainian forces but one that is unlikely to change the course of the war. Ukraine’s eastern military command said Wednesday that it had ordered its troops to… Continue Reading
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Zelenskiy Says Withdrawal From Vuhledar Necessary To Save Lives
Israel’s incursion into south Lebanon continued on October 3 hours after a strike on an apartment building in downtown Beirut killed 9 people while a separate action in the West Bank eliminated a Palestinian militant who was once involved in the lynchings of Israeli reservists. The Israeli Army… Continue Reading
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U.S. Says It Disrupted Russian Hacking Group
Israel’s incursion into south Lebanon continued on October 3 hours after a strike on an apartment building in downtown Beirut killed 9 people while a separate action in the West Bank eliminated a Palestinian militant who was once involved in the lynchings of Israeli reservists. The Israeli Army… Continue Reading
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Verdict Expected Next Week For 72-Year-Old U.S. Man Facing ‘Mercenary’ Charge In Russia
Israel’s incursion into south Lebanon continued on October 3 hours after a strike on an apartment building in downtown Beirut killed 9 people while a separate action in the West Bank eliminated a Palestinian militant who was once involved in the lynchings of Israeli reservists. The Israeli Army… Continue Reading
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Russian Father of 14 From Tatarstan Killed In Ukraine War
Israel’s incursion into south Lebanon continued on October 3 hours after a strike on an apartment building in downtown Beirut killed 9 people while a separate action in the West Bank eliminated a Palestinian militant who was once involved in the lynchings of Israeli reservists. The Israeli Army… Continue Reading
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Russia to try American accused of being Ukrainian mercenary in secret
MOSCOW — The trial of a 72-year-old American man whom Russia accuses of working as a mercenary for Ukraine will take place behind closed doors, and the verdict will be announced Monday, Russian state media reported. Stephen Hubbard is accused of signing a $1,000-per-month contract with a… Continue Reading