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The Russian military previously claimed that no aircraft were damaged in the Ukrainian attack on Crimeas Belbek airbase.

The Russian military "repelled a massive attack on Sevastopol," the Moscow-installed Sevastopol governor said in a statement.

Russias oil refinery in Tuapse was the latest victim in Ukraines campaign of long-range strikes against such facilities, with potentially significant consequences.

BELGRADE, Serbia — The Serbian government this week thanked Russia's intelligence services for exposing plans for protests in Belgrade against the country's controversial election results.  The news has sent a shiver down the spines of thousands of anti-Putin Russians who have moved to Serbia since the invasion of Ukraine — and now fear their adopted country is increasingly falling under Moscow’s influence.  “It made me think: Do I need to pack my bags and go somewhere else?�...

Russia may have suffered more than 320,000 casualties in Ukraine, the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) has said.

A new interactive investigation by RFE/RL reveals the inner workings of a secretive scheme by Russian military intelligence to recruit fighters for the Kremlin's war on Ukraine under the guise of a fictitious private military company.

Militant pro-Kremlin bloggers are up in arms over the low-level charges against suspects in an anti-Semitic riot in Daghestan. It’s not because they are concerned about anti-Semitism, experts say, but because they think the state is afraid of offending Muslims in the context of the Gaza war. 

Though he’s been known to regurgitate Kremlin talking points, it was not immediately clear if the X owner really made the latest remarks.

Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) charged linguist and former far-right lawmaker Iryna Farion for leaking a private message that led to the arrest of a student in occupied Crimea, the SBU announced on Nov. 15.

A social media post by Iryna Farion, a far-right Ukrainian former lawmaker and linguist, exposed the personal information of a pro-Ukrainian student in occupied Crimea to Russian law enforcement, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets reported on Nov. 13.