Putin addressed Russians in relation to the terrorist attack
The dictator claims that all those who shot and killed people have been found and detained, they were...
Ukrainian trace in the terrorist attack near Moscow: facts and contradictions
The Russian capital faced one of the largest terrorist attacks in its history. The terrorist...
Russia starts accusing Ukraine of organizing terrorist attack: Kyiv denies it
According to Russian security services, the attackers were planning to cross the border and enter...
Terrorist attack in Moscow: suspects detained
Terrorist attack in Moscow region kills at least 93 people, 121 are in...
Russians will be imprisoned for 10 years for financing LGBT people
Transfers to LGBT organizations will now be punished by the Russian authorities on the same level...
The Russian Defense Ministry has called the attack on the Dnipro hydroelectric power plant a "retaliatory strike"
"A large-scale strike was carried out on Ukrainian energy facilities, military-industrial complex, railway hubs,...
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