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Articles with tag "United States"
'we will get our way'
Kremlin Says Ukraine Access to ATACMS Will Not Impact Outcome of Conflict
"We will get our way. But it will cause more problems for Ukraine itself."
fresh supplies
U.S. Rushes Ammo, Key Military Supplies to Ukraine
The bill's passage comes after months of delay that saw Ukrainian forces run short of ammunition and suffer battlefield setbacks.
3 Min read
symmetrical action
Russia Threatens Tit-for-Tat Response if U.S. Allows Transfer of Russian Assets to Kyiv
The Kremlin slammed the U.S. move as “nothing less than the demolition of all the foundations of the economic system.”
2 Min read
long-delayed aid
Moscow Says U.S. Aid to Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan Will ‘Exacerbate Global Crises'
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a $61-billion aid package for Ukraine's war effort.
1 Min read
circumstances unclear
U.S. Citizen Killed in Moscow-Held Donetsk – Russian Media
Russell Bentley, 64, was known to have fought with Moscow-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine and had been given Russian nationality.
1 Min read
ammunition shortages
Kremlin Says U.S. Aid for Ukraine Won’t Change Military Situation
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said Wednesday he would advance a $61 billion package of funding for Ukraine, stalled since last year.
3 Min read
'decisive action'
U.S., U.K. Widen Ban on Russian Metals in Bid to Disrupt Revenues
The move bans metal exchanges from accepting any new aluminum, copper, and nickel produced by Russia.
2 Min read
Maria Zakharova
Moscow Slams Planned Ukraine Peace Summit as U.S. 'Project'
The high-level summit will be held in Switzerland on June 15-16, with Swiss media saying U.S. President Joe Biden is expected to attend.
1 Min read
'foreign curators'
Russia Says Investigating Senior U.S., NATO Officials for ‘Financing Terrorism’
Law enforcement officials did not specify which terrorist attacks they suspect were funded by Western organizations.
2 Min read
U.S. recruit
Wanted American Man Flees to Russia, Signs Military Contract
Wilmer Puello-Mota reportedly fled to Russia earlier this year while being tried in Rhode Island for possession of child pornography.
2 Min read
deadly shooting
U.S. Warnings ‘Too General’ to Prevent Crocus Attack, Russia’s Spy Chief Says
“The information was too general and did not allow us to fully identify those who committed this terrible crime,” Sergei Naryishkin said.
2 Min read
lawmakers' requests
Moscow Says Investigating Ukrainian, U.S. Links to Terrorism Against Russia
The probe comes just over a week after the deadly Crocus City Hall attack, which top Russian officials have blamed on the West.
2 Min read
kazan court
Russia Extends Detention of U.S.-Russian Journalist Kurmasheva
Alsu Kurmasheva was charged last year for failing to register as a "foreign agent" and for spreading "false information."
2 Min read
joint investigation
‘Havana Syndrome’ Linked to Russian Military Intelligence – Report
Moscow previously denied any responsibility for the mysterious illness and Washington said foreign involvement was “very unlikely.”
2 Min read
concert hall shooting
U.S. Says No Sign of Ukraine Role in ‘Terrible’ Moscow Attack
The U.S. Embassy had warned on March 7 that "extremists" were planning something with the Russian presidential election just days away.
1 Min read
'preordained' outcome
U.S. Says Ready to 'Deal With' Putin Despite 'Unfair' Election
“The reality is that President Putin is the President of Russia,” U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said.
2 Min read
stop list
Russia Bans Entry to 227 Americans for ‘Anti-Russian’ Actions
The banned individuals were accused of playing a role in steering Washington’s “Russophobic policies.”
1 Min read
last-ditch measure
U.S. Announces Emergency Ukraine Aid, as Poles Warn of Russia Threat
The White House warned that the new stopgap package would only last weeks.
3 Min read
security alert
U.S. Embassy in Moscow Warns of 'Imminent' Terrorist Attack
The embassy said it was monitoring reports of plans by extremists to target large gatherings in the Russian capital.
1 Min read
Lynne Tracy
Russia Summons U.S. Ambassador Over 'Meddling' in Domestic Affairs
Russia's Foreign Ministry said Washington was funding "anti-Russian" non-profit groups and "spreading disinformation."
1 Min read
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