A senior Ukrainian security source told AFP on Friday that Russia had increased attacks on railway infrastructure with the aim of disrupting movement of military cargo that includes Western aid.
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Thirty-eight years after Chernobyl, careless urban development risks unleashing another radioactive hazard beneath Muscovites’ feet.

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Police are carrying out searches at Moscow’s Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Russian media reported Friday.
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Russia's Central Bank on Friday held interest rates unchanged after President Vladimir Putin cautioned against cutting borrowing costs prematurely.
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In an interview with The Moscow Times, Armenian Ambassador to the EU Tigran Balayan described Yerevan's frustrations with Russia as a security guarantor and ally. themoscowtimes.com/2024/04/26/arm…

Two Russian soldiers have been arrested on suspicion of going on a drunken killing spree in the Moscow-occupied part of southern Ukraine’s Kherson region this week, according to media reports.
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Russia has arrested a journalist from the Russian edition of Forbes magazine over charges of spreading 'false' information about Moscow's military offensive in Ukraine, his lawyer and Forbes said on Friday.
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Thirty-eight years after Chernobyl, careless urban development risks unleashing another radioactive hazard beneath Muscovites’ feet.
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Russia is reopening the first of several regional airports that were closed when the country invaded Ukraine more than two years ago, state civil aviation agency Rosaviatsia announced Friday.
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Russia's Justice Ministry has asked to ban the so-called “anti-Russian separatist movement” as an “extremist” group.

Observers speculated that banning the nonexistent movement could expand the crackdown on indigenous rights and decolonial activists.
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Russian media said that Lyubov Lizunova, 17, is the first minor to be imprisoned for expressing anti-war views.
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Russian soldiers returning from Ukraine have killed 107 people since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of its neighbor over two years ago, the independent investigative news outlet Vyorstka reported, citing media reports and court filings.
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The sky turned yellow in Russia's Far East on Thursday as a sandstorm from China and North Korea reached Vladivostok.

Residents have been advised to limit their time outdoors. On social media, locals complained that they felt sand in their teeth and could not see the sun.…

Russia has denied reports that it was considering barring its own citizens from renewing passports abroad, a move that would further disadvantage exiled dissidents who fled political persecution.
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While Congress held up vital aid for half a year, Russia exploited Ukraine’s dwindling supplies to bombard the country’s cities and infrastructure from the air to deadly effect.
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Anastasia Ivleeva was fined for an Instagram post from March 2022 in which she called for Russian-Ukrainian talks to end the conflict.
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The Kremlin said Thursday that Ukraine's access to long-range weapons, including ATACMS provided by the United States, would not fundamentally change the outcome of the conflict, now in its third year.
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Timur Ivanov's arrest indicates Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu's declining fortunes as the war in Ukraine drags on, two sources in the Russian government and a person close to the Kremlin told The Moscow Times. themoscowtimes.com/2024/04/24/def…

Russia on Thursday handed a long jail term to a Siberian man accused of state treason and terrorism over plans to join Russian units fighting for Ukraine.
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