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How wis war has erased Russia’s past—and endangered its future.

The European Union and Britain say Russia masterminded a massive cyberattack against a satellite Internet network that disabled thousands of modems in Ukraine and parts of Central Europe hours before the start of Moscow's invasion on February 24. 

A daughter of the late Kazakh dissident poet Aron Atabek, who died in November weeks after his release from a lengthy prison term, has launched an online petition demanding her father's posthumous exoneration. 

Kazakh President Qasym-Zhomart Toqaev has arrived in Ankara for an official visit at the invitation of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on regional officials to act quickly in battling forest fires amid a series of blazes in Siberia and the Urals that have killed 16 people in recent weeks, raising fears that this season may be even worse than last year, the worst on record. 

The United States believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing for a long conflict in Ukraine, U.S. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines told lawmakers on May 10.

On WW2 anniversary, Zelensky says evil has returned

A total of 25,500 Russian soldiers have been killed in bitter fighting, while Putins forces have lost 1130 tanks, 199 planes, 156 helicopters, 509 artillery systems and 2741 APCs, it is claimed