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By Kara Scannell and Jessica Schneider, CNN Two hours after emailing a real estate newsletter of luxury homes to thousands of ultra-wealthy clients Friday

The former State Department official noted that lawyers for Russian oligarchs "are busy right now" as they attempt to move assets and relocate yachts.

The decision from the finance company came after Visa and MasterCard announced Saturday that they would terminate operations in Russia.

The world spent months wondering whether Russian President Vladimir Putin would invade Ukraine. With tanks bearing down on Kyiv and Russian troops now in control of key cities, an equally knotty question has emerged: What does victory look like for Russia's enigmatic leader?

The world spent months wondering whether Russian President Vladimir Putin would invade Ukraine. With tanks bearing down on Kyiv and Russian troops now in control of key cities, an equally knotty question has emerged: What does victory look like for Russia's enigmatic leader?

The measures represent a complete reversal of Germanys post-Cold War Russia policy — which focused on pursuing economic ties rather than confrontation with Moscow — and mark a definitive end to the era of former Chancellor Angela Merkel. "We are living

President Zelensky has already accused Putin of war crimes after his forces launched what were believed to be cluster and vacuum bomb attacks in a bid to turn the tide on a conflict they are losing.

The expressions of army general Valery Gerasimov and defence minister Sergey Shoygu were caught on camera as the Russian president put his atomic arsenal on stand-by.

Sanctions on oligarchs announced by the US may do little to dim the jet-setting lifestyles of Russias ultr...

Dramatic video filmed in the Ukrainian capital showed the moment that the night lit up with an enormous fire ball, which reportedly stemmed from a military radar communication center.