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Local media in Russia says a gang of Ukrainian sympathizers beat a veteran severely enough for him to require hospitalization.

"That Prigozhin rebelled was symptomatic of many social problems, but the way he advanced toward Moscow unhindered also demonstrated nervousness about whether all army units would fight," said Alexander Baunov, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center. "Putin clearly did not want to give an order to fire he was unsure would be implemented."

ULAN-UDE, Russia — Through towering pine forests and untouched meadows, the road to Lake Baikal in southern Siberia winds past cemeteries where bright plastic flowers mark the graves of Russians killed in Ukraine. Far from the Potemkin paradise of Moscow, the war is ever visible. On the eastern shore of the lake, where white-winged gulls plunge into the steel-blue water, Yulia Rolikova, 35, runs an inn that doubles as a children’s summer camp. She is about 3,500 miles from the fron...

Vladimir Putin wants to lead Russians into a civilizational conflict with the West far larger than Ukraine. Will they follow him?

Putin’s Forever War Vladimir Putin wants to lead Russians into a civilizational conflict with the West far larger than Ukraine.

If you like to sled, you have to like to drag the sled

I want to change the philosophy of criminal justice to put the protection of human interests at the center of our efforts. — Ukrinform.

Women in armed forces express anger at stigma and treatment by male colleagues and say complaints are being ignored

Moscow, Aug 3 (Prensa Latina) The Russian Armed Forces are advancing from three directions on Avdeevka, after the battles for Artyomovsk, the adviser to the head of Government of Donetsk, Yan Gagin, said on Thursday.

The first salt was mined in Zakarpattia region as part of the development of the Tereblia salt deposit in Tiachiv district, head of Zakarpattia Regional Military Administration Viktor Mykyta said.