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It's Not Just the Russian Military Who Have Suffered from Failure of Putin's War

Two recent think tank papers have highlighted how some high-flying Russian and turncoat Ukrainian politicians backed the wrong horse when they took jobs in Ukraine’s occupied territories.

Russian official accuses CIA, MI6 of involvement in Crimean bridge drone attack

A Russian official in occupied Crimea claimed that the CIA, MI6, and Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) collaborated to attack the Crimean bridge with naval drones, Russian state-run media Ria Novosti said on Oct. 24.

Crimean Authorities' Plans Seem Unrealistic

Plans of Crimean authorities to increase the number of tourists are unrealistic.

Russia Puts Zelensky's Crimea Apartment Up for Auction

Oleg Petrasyuk/ReutersA Crimea apartment belonging to the family of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been put up for sale by Russia in an open auction, Russian state media reported Wednesday. The auction, which is set to begin on Oct. 30, has listed the seized 1,300 square-foot property with a minimum cost of around $250,000. In May, the Kremlin-installed governor of Crimea announced that the property registered in the name of Zelensky’s wife, Elena, had been seized along with other Uk

Statue of Liberty replica torn down in Russia

Replica Statue of Liberty "temporarily" removed in occupied Crimea until "US authorities come to their senses"

Russian so-called "authorities" dismantle a replica Statue of Liberty in Crimea, explaining this by "Russophobic policies of the United States". Source: Russian state-owned news agency RIA Novosti Details: It is reported that a copy of the New York landmark stood in the Park of Miniatures in Bakhchysarai, Crimea.

Hundreds rally at state Capitol for bills to restore access to care for car crash survivors

Insurers warn of higher auto premiums under proposed no-fault payment rules

Patient advocates are calling proposed no-fault legislation a 'narrow fix,' but insurers consider it an attempt at large-scale medical profiteering.

Seized Zelensky home could become anti-Nazi museum

Crimea plans turning Ukraine President Zelenskyy's old house into anti-Nazi museum