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The US Senate passed a supplemental appropriations bill that would provide roughly $60 billion of security assistance to Ukraine, the vast majority of which would go to US companies and personnel. The Senate passed a $95.3 billion aid package for

For "fakes" about the army.

Viktor Demchenko, a 71-year-old Ukrainian citizen held in a pre-trial detention facility in Russia's Rostov Oblast on charges of "espionage" and "participation in a terrorist organisation", has died in Russia.

The Federation Council, the upper house of Russia's parliament, voted on Feb. 7 in support of a bill that broadens the range of crimes punishable by asset confiscations, including for people convicted of "discrediting" or spreading "fake news" about the Russian military.

Russian President Vladimir Putin evoked a wide Russian social and economic mobilization reminiscent of the Soviet Union’s total mobilization during the Second World War during a February 2 speech despite the fact that Russia is undertaking a far more g

Russian President Vladimir Putin evoked a wide Russian social and economic mobilization reminiscent of the Soviet Union’s total mobilizat...

The State Duma of the Russian Federation (lower chamber of the country's parliament) has passed a law on confiscating property for so-called 'fakes' about the Russian army in the second and third readings.

Western states reiterated their support for Ukraine and their commitment to the development of Ukraine’s defense industrial base (DIB) at the 18th Ukraine Defense Contact Group at Ramstein Air Base in Germany on January 23. Ukrainian Defense Minister R

Prosecutors claim that the colonel knowingly purchased faulty radar systems intended to protect the Kerch Strait Bridge.

The Kremlin is waging a campaign against LGBTQ rights in Russia, especially my public marriage, writes Mikhail Zygar.