What We Know About the Deadly Moscow Restaurant Attack
While Russia's Embassy in Italy blamed Ukraine and reports said a high-ranking general was targeted in the attack, much remains unconfirmed.
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While Russia's Embassy in Italy blamed Ukraine and reports said a high-ranking general was targeted in the attack, much remains unconfirmed.
In a video recorded in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the anti-war politician said he was “alive and free. But sadly, not yet in Russia.”
The test flight comes days after President Vladimir Putin made a surprise visit to the Siberian plant where the plane is assembled.
The Moscow Times has compiled a list detailing where and how Russian athletes can currently compete on the international stage.
The Transportation Ministry and the military have set up a joint task force to reroute freight and protect commercial ships.
In the central Vladimir region, drone strikes set a Wildberries warehouse ablaze, the latest attack in Ukraine’s campaign against the company.
Russia's Defense Ministry said it had downed 635 Ukrainian drones overnight.
The Kommersant newspaper's sources said the bomb had been intended to maim and kill guests on the restaurant's summer terrace.
This is the second major attack on Kyiv this week, with fires across the city and power outages reported in some areas.
Russia launched 376 missiles at Ukraine during the month — more than twice the number fired in June.
The state nuclear power operator said two Ukrainian drones struck the 'Yanina' cargo vessel near the port of Novorossiysk.
Zhanna Nemtsova faces charges of organizing the activities of an “undesirable” organization.