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Washington and the West struggle for a way forward with Putin’s Russia

In the United States and Europe, there is growing uncertainty about how to counter Putin’s aggression without stoking a direct conflict with Russia.

Reuters · 1d

Putin says Russia is ramping up drone production tenfold

President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia was ramping up drone production by around ten times to nearly 1.4 million this year in a bid to ensure the Russian armed forces win in Ukraine.

U.S. News & World Report · 1d

Putin Says Drone Supplies to Russian Army to Increase Tenfold in 2024

President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that the Russian military received around 140,000 drones in 2023 and that Moscow plans to increase this number tenfold in 2024.

Russia, Ukraine and Putin

YAHOO!News · 2h

Number of Russian deaths in Ukraine hits 70,000 amid Putin's devastating 'meat grinder' attacks: report

The BBC and Russian independent media outlet Mediazone said that at least 70,112 Russians have now been killed in Ukraine.

Yahoo · 7h

Russian attacks against Ukraine kill 5, injure 33 over past day

Ukrainian air defenses shot down 61 of the 70 Shahed-type drones launched by Russia overnight, the Air Force reported. Nine drones were "lost" in Ukraine as a result of "active measures" by Ukrainian forces.

The Independent on MSN · 2h

Ukraine-Russia war live: Putin war dead at 70,000 as claims Moscow couldn’t stop Kursk raid despite warning

Putin war dead at 70,000 as claims Moscow couldn’t stop Kursk raid despite warning - Leaked documents reveal Russia’s failure to repel Ukraine’s Kursk incursion after months of warnings

Vladimir Kara-Murza, Putin and Russia

Business Insider on MSN · 23h

One of Russia's longtime allies says Putin's NATO rival is now a threat to his country

Armenia's prime minister said the CSTO, seen as Putin's NATO, "creates threats" for his country's future existence, after it pulled away from it.

The Mirror · 2h

Vladimir Putin's downfall 'is now inevitable' says exiled Russian opposition leader

British-Russian dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza who was freed from a Siberian penal camp in a historic prisoner swap last month believes that the fall of Vladimir Putin is "inevitable"

Yahoo · 6h

The downfall of Putin is inevitable, says freed dissident Vladimir Kara Murza

Exclusive: Key British-Russian opposition figure Vladimir Kara-Murza tells Tom Watling that even if he and other oppostition leaders are killed, many more will come in their place to challenge Putin

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Why Putin’s Attempt to Rewire Global Trade Is Faltering, in Charts and Maps

Moscow redirected oil sales, but forging new routes for other commodities proves difficult amid high costs and U.S. sanctions ...

Christian Science Monitor18h

Why Putin’s nuclear saber-rattling on Ukraine sounds different this time

The Kremlin has had little success invoking its nuclear arsenal to deter Ukraine and the West from using new tactics to stop ...

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Chechen warlord, Putin ally accuses Elon Musk of disabling his machine-gun mounted Tesla Cybertruck on front lines

A Chechen warlord who claimed Elon Musk gifted him a Cybertruck accused the Telsa CEO on Thursday of “remotely” disabling the ...

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Putin ally warns West of nuclear war over Ukraine

A close ally of President Vladimir Putin warned Western governments on Thursday that a nuclear war would ensue if they gave ...

Explosions Rock Russian Air Base Hosting Putin's Nuclear Bombers

Russia's Tu-95 and Tu-160 strategic bombers are capable of carrying out nuclear and conventional long-range strikes, and have ...

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Putin wants Russia’s youth to become ultranationalist patriots. Many are all in.

Young Russians are embracing Kremlin propaganda, reshaping the Ukraine war narrative with ultranationalist views and seeing ...

Putin won't visit ICC member Mexico for President-elect Sheinbaum's inauguration

Mexico signed the Rome Statute in 2005 and is subject to the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, which issued ...

Putin sparks Russians' anger as he repeatedly tells women to have 'large, large families'

EXCLUSIVE: Russians are becoming "irritated" with Vladimir Putin's repeated calls for families to have more children.

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