'The network, whose activities were supervised by the FSB from Moscow, included two colonels of the State Security Department who were leaking classified information to Russia,' Ukraine's SBU said in a statement.
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#OpEd The Kremlin bought into its own propaganda so much that it believed many Ukrainians would join the invading Russians in battle, writes Jon Roozenbeek.
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Vladimir Putin was sworn in as President of Russia for a fifth term in a lavish inauguration ceremony Tuesday, which included a military procession, columns of armed guards, and a cavalry parade, as well as an Orthodox prayer service.
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“We expect the broadcasts of Russian TV channels to respect the citizens and the state system of Armenia,” Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said.
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⚡️Vladimir Putin has been sworn in as President of Russia for a fifth time, thus setting the stage for another six years in power as he leads his country in its war against neighboring Ukraine.
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'As a result of an enemy attack, one civilian was killed and four were wounded, including two young children,' Ukrainian law enforcement said.
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#PutinInauguration Guests have started to arrive at the Kremlin ahead of Vladimir Putin's fifth inauguration ceremony on Tuesday, which is scheduled to begin at noon local time. Among those seen in Moscow are ex-president Dmitry Medvedev and Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.

Investigators accuse ex-Transportation Minister Alexander Klebanov of demanding 5 million rubles from an unidentified owner of a trucking company.
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Russia authorities said the American serviceman, identified by a Far East court as Gordon Black, would be held in custody until early July on theft charges.
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#OpEd History shows the U.S. is capable of funding wars for much longer than the Ukraine war has lasted so far, and Europe is waking up to its responsibilities, Alexander Finiarel points out.
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Authorities in Russia’s Irkutsk region declared a state of emergency on Monday after a fast-spreading fire fueled by strong winds and dry weather ripped through villages, destroying homes and injuring at least one person.

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Nadezhda Kevorkova is a Russian war correspondent, author, and filmmaker who has written about the Middle East and Russia’s North Caucasus for both independent and state-funded media.
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Kyiv has struggled to hold the front line in recent months as it faces severe ammunition shortages, mostly due to delays in U.S. military aid.
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Ambassador Alexander Graf Lambsdorff 'has been called back for consultations and will stay in Berlin for a week and then return to Moscow,' the German Foreign Ministry said.
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Russia’s lower-house State Duma voted unanimously in favor of amendments banning “foreign agents” from standing in federal, regional and local elections, as well as representing candidates or being election observers.
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The man, described as being in his mid-forties, was found 'placing unknown objects in construction waste' near a railway station in the central city of Tambov.
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The Moscow Times spoke with experts to make sense of what is happening in Georgia, what might come next, and whether Russia may be involved.
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Ukraine's Energy Ministry said power had been partially restored in the Sumy region on Monday morning.
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Belgorod region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said several drones struck a car and two vans carrying workers near the village of Berezovka.
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