A satellite image captured this week and obtained by RFE/RL contains details that suggest Russia may be deploying a nuclear-capable, hypersonic missile system called Oreshnik at a fast-growing military installation on the site of a former…
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Russia keeps citing a ‘spirit of Anchorage’ from last summer’s Trump–Putin summit, but that term exists only in Moscow’s vocabulary
Russian officials and state media have eagerly adopted the term “the spirit of Anchorage,” sometimes substituting “the Anchorage impulse” or “the Anchorage formula.” These phrases refer to a meeting between Vladimir Putin and…
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REPORT: Trump Pushes Ukraine To Hold Elections, Referendum On Peace Deal May 15th – CDM
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The Trump administration has long attempted to end the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, which The White House inherited from the Biden…
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NATO Ministers Seek Unity As Arctic Security And Spending Targets Come Into Focus
NATO’s defense ministers are meeting in Brussels on February 12 for their last official gathering before the alliance’s summit in Ankara in early July.
No concrete decisions are expected in the Belgian capital — instead the meeting is about…
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Ukraine races to defend a key Zaporizhzhia stronghold as a second Russian offensive gathers force in Donbas. Meduza analyzes the latest battlefield developments.
Like our earlier reports on the combat situation in Ukraine, this article reviews recent battlefield developments based on open-source information. Meduza has condemned Russia’s invasion of Ukraine from the outset, and our military analyses…
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Systematic Erosion Of Dayton – Why Republika Srpska Faces Existenstial Pressure And Independence Becomes Inevitable
The post Systematic Erosion Of Dayton – Why Republika Srpska Faces Existenstial Pressure And Independence Becomes Inevitable appeared first on Tsarizm.
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World Indigenous Groups Urge Putin to Free Siberian Climate Advocate Facing Terrorism Charges
Dozens of entities representing Indigenous peoples around the world have called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to release a Siberian Indigenous climate advocate who is awaiting trial on terrorism…
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Will Moscow Snap Back From A New Battlefield Blow In Ukraine?
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine four years ago, most of the headlines about the role of Starlink satellite Internet service in the war have been about its use by Ukraine, such as the tension that erupted when US tech…
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Russian Airlines Suspend Flights to Cuba, Evacuate Tourists Amid Fuel Crisis
Two of Russia’s largest airlines will suspend flights to Cuba after they evacuate Russian tourists from the island nation amid a fuel shortage caused by growing pressure from the United…
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Up to Each European Country to Decide on Re-Engaging With Russia, Rutte Says
BRUSSELS — NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that each European country must decide for itself whether to resume dialogue with the Kremlin, nearly four years after the Russian invasion of…
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