Kremlin downplays new nuclear weapons doctrine, easing fears
Following recent outrage over Russia’s updated nuclear doctrine, the Kremlin is now tempering fears regarding Moscow's potential use of nuclear weapons. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine should not always be linked to a possible Russian nuclear response.
A video allegedly shows it killing 16 Ukrainian prisoners of war who had previously surrendered. The General Prosecutor's ...
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Moscow Police Arrest 3 Journalists Outside Annexation Celebration on Red SquareThree journalists working for independent Russian media outlets were arrested in Moscow late Monday outside a concert ...
Russia does not expect NATO to change course under the leadership of its new Secretary General Mark Rutte, Kremlin spokesman ...
The Kremlin, commenting on a Reuters report that Iran's Revolutionary Guards were mostly using homemade or Russian- or ...
Written by Anna Jones Advertising posters featuring models from diverse ethnic backgrounds have appeared across the streets of Moscow, highlighting a shift toward inclusivity ahead of Moscow Fashion ...
Kremlin, asked about Iranian use of Russian comms devices after pager attacks, says trade is growing
MOSCOW - The Kremlin on Monday, commenting on a Reuters report that Iran's Revolutionary Guards were mostly using homemade or Russian- or Chinese-made communications devices, said Moscow's trade links ...
Draft documents suggest Russia will increase defense spending to $145 billion as it embarks on a recruitment push.
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The Kremlin and Russian ambassador to Israel have warned Benjamin Netanyahu to call off the ground invasion of Lebanon after ...
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