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Articles with tag "U.S."

‘Big honor’

‘Putin’s Chef’ Admits Links to Pro-Kremlin Media for the First Time

A new group of four news outlets called “Patriot” identified Prigozhin as chairman of its board of trustees.
social media sensation

Russian Homeless Opera Singer's Viral Performance Inspires Outpouring of Support

"4 million people call LA home. 4 million voices... sometimes you just have to stop and listen to one, to hear something beautiful."
Foreign Influence

Putin’s Costly Protectionism Experiment is a Lesson for Trump

Russia’s counter-sanctions on food imports show the pitfalls of economic nationalism
Secrets don't make friends

Trump-Putin Phone Calls Can Only Be Disclosed With Russian Consent, Kremlin Says

Congress is determined to get access to Trump's calls, citing national security concerns.
'rule shaper'

After Saudi Attacks, Russia Makes Its Regional Presence Felt

"Russia often makes gains simply because the United States is too risk-averse to challenge it."
visa struggles

Russia Summons Senior U.S. Diplomat Over UN Visa Row

Moscow said 10 members of a Russian delegation traveling to attend the United Nations General Assembly had not been issued visas by the U.S.
'aggressive plans'

Russia Criticizes U.S. General Over Plan to Destroy Kaliningrad Air Defenses

"Firstly we consider this a threat. Secondly, we consider such statements to be absolutely irresponsible," Zakharova said.
espionage

Moscow Asks U.S. to Confirm Location of Ex-Official Named as Possible Spy

Russian media have said he may have been a U.S. spy exfiltrated in 2017.
Civilian casualties

UN Investigators Link U.S., Syrian and Russian Forces to War Crimes

Syrian and allied Russian warplanes are conducting a deadly campaign that may amount to war crimes, the UN says.
no expectations

Russian Officials React to Abrupt Exit of Trump Adviser Bolton

"I’m definitely not going to grieve about his dismissal," the head of the Federation Council's Committee on Foreign Affairs said.
nuclear arms

Russia Almost Ready for Reciprocal Response After U.S. Missile Test

A U.S. cruise missile test last month was the country’s first such test since the demise of the landmark INF treaty.
possible deliveries

Russia and Turkey Discuss Supply of Russian Warplanes

President Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey wants to continue defense industry cooperation with Russia.
fragile relationship

Russia Denies Visas to 2 U.S. Senators Amid G7 Tensions

Russia has done so several times in recent years, especially those who have pushed for sanctions against Moscow.
arms control

Putin Orders Reciprocal Russian Response to U.S. Missile Test

Russia cannot stand idly by, Putin told Russia's Security Council.
cancelled invitation

Ukraine, EU Oppose Trump's Suggestion of Readmitting Russia to G7

"Nothing has changed since March, 2014, when Russia's participation in the G8 was stopped," Volodymyr Zelenskiy said.
international security

Russia Says U.S. Missile Deployments in Asia Would Be a Threat

Earlier, U.S. Defense Secretary said that he was in favor of placing ground-launched, intermediate-range missiles in Asia relatively soon.
visa struggles

Russian Chess Legend Karpov Unable to Get U.S. Visa, His Friend Says

Karpov has been helping train top young U.S. chess players at the Chess Max Academy for the past two years.
international peace

Russia, China Call for UN Security Council Meeting On U.S. Missile Developments

The Pentagon said it had tested a conventionally configured cruise missile that hit its target after more than 500 kilometers of flight.
Planes Return

Russian Nuclear-Capable Bombers Leave Airfield Opposite Alaska

On Wednesday, Russia flew two bombers to a far eastern Russian region opposite Alaska as part of a training exercise.
Training Exercise

Russia Flies Nuclear-Capable Bombers to Region Facing the U.S.

The move was part of a training exercise that state media said showed Moscow's ability to park nuclear arms on the United States' doorstep.
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