Kim pro quo: North Korea is emerging from international isolation by backing Russia’s war in Ukraine
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- “Bear attacks will intensify, and the government will blame the beasts — the only solution it knows is to shoot them,” expert says
- Russian agents plotted assassinations in U.S. and Europe in first documented Russian intelligence attempt to kill on U.S. soil
- Russian regions are cutting back on bonus payments for contract soldiers signing up to fight in Ukraine
- Russian military receives sniper rounds assembled with American and Finnish components
- Court frees drivers whose trucks were used in Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb attacks on Russian airfields
- Russian general who told Putin Kostyantynivka had been captured killed in Ukraine
- Russia-installed officials in occupied Sevastopol begin seizing property from owners with relatives in Ukraine
- Ukrainian forces liberate 75 square kilometers in Operation Vivaldi near Lyman
- Chechen activist Mansur Movlaev survives suicide attempt in Kazakhstan detention center while awaiting extradition to Russia
- Russian warship fires flares at Danish military helicopter, PM Mette Frederiksen calls incident part of Moscow’s hybrid warfare campaign
- Berlin-based German-Ukrainian businesswoman Ilona Wiener charged with spying for Russia
- Putin-linked boxing executive Umar Kremlev helped pay for Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding in the Bahamas, ProPublica reports
- A “Russian March” with prayers for Putin: Russia holds four major religious processions involving far-right groups
- Zelensky urges dismissal of Ukraine’s prosecutor general after he leaves country amid corruption probe
- Leningrad Region authorities acknowledge fuel crisis, propose rationing amid “nuclear” lines at gas stations
