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Kremlin Says Ukraine Fatigue 'Will Grow' After U.S. Congress Drops Aid From Spending Package

"Fatigue will lead to the fragmentation of the political establishment," Dmitry Peskov said of Western countries providing support to Kyiv.

Kremlin Dismisses Prigozhin Assassination Rumors as ‘Absolute Lies’

Dmitry Peskov said that an investigation into the plane crash “will take some time” and “will be conducted in full and brought to a conclusion.” ...

certain victory

Kremlin Says 'Theoretically Possible' to Not Hold Presidential Elections

"It’s already obvious that Putin will be elected,” said Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.

unspecified consequences

Russia Vows 'Countermeasures' if Ukraine Uses Cluster Bombs

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said the use of the controversial munitions by Kyiv would "change the situation" in Ukraine.

'very clumsily done'

Peskov Son’s Alleged Wagner Deployment Risks Backfiring for Kremlin

Efforts to present the children of Russia’s elite as equal participants in the war against Ukraine have sparked more questions than answers.

elite involvement

Kremlin Spokesman’s Son Says Fought for Wagner in Ukraine

Dmitry Peskov confirmed that his son had participated in what Moscow calls its “special military operation” in Ukraine.

Firm Owned by Kremlin Spokesman's Daughter Sees Massive Revenue Spike

An event firm owned by the daughter of Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov grew its revenue by 70 times in 2022.

'playing with fire'

Kremlin Expresses Solidarity With China Over Taiwan

Russia's assault on Ukraine has heightened fears that Beijing might similarly follow through on threats to annex Taiwan.

Controversial post

Putin Spokesman’s Daughter: Homosexuality ‘Unnatural’

“These things are haram for me,” Yelizaveta Peskova said in a screenshotted Instagram story.

Putin Spokesman Downplays Daughter’s Internship at EU Parliament

EU parliamentarians have criticized Peskova’s internship as a security breach.

Russia Did Not Interfere in Domestic Affairs of France, Kremlin Says

Any allegations that Russia helped whip up anti-government protests in France are slanderous, Kremlin said.

Boris Johnson's Comparison of Russia's World Cup with Nazi Olympics Unacceptable, Kremlin Says

The Kremlin said that remarks by British foreign minister Boris Johnson comparing Russia's hosting of the soccer World Cup this summer with Nazi Germany's...

Kremlin Says U.K. Should Show Evidence or 'Apologize' Over Spy Poisoning Scandal

The Kremlin said that London would either have to back up its assertions that Russia was behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in Britain...

Russian Election Chief Scolds Kremlin Spokesman for Campaigning in Boss’s Favor

Peskov called Putin "an absolute leader" with no competition.

Kremlin Warns of the Evils of the Internet After School Attacks

More than 20 children have been wounded in two school attacks this week.

Kremlin Says U.S. Relations One of Biggest Disappointments of 2017

Peskov reiterated Putin’s willingness to restore ties with the U.S.

Peskov's Ex-Wife Bought $2M Paris Home, Navalny Claims

Solotsinskaya bought the $2 million residence in September 2016

Putin Snubs Navalny’s Name Because He Doesn’t Like Him, Kremlin Says

Russian officials have a tradition of not saying Navalny's name in public

Kremlin Keeps Cool After Russia’s Olympic Doping Ban

The Kremlin says that the decision requires "serious analysis"

Kremlin Won't Respond to Saakashvili Accusations After Arrest — Spokesman

Saakashvili was arrested on the roof of his apartment building in Kiev, where he fled to avoid security forces

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