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Kremlin views a Trump presidency as a catalyst for the collapse of the United States.

Tulsi Gabbard's controversial views and connections raise concerns over her nomination as director of national intelligence, seen as aligned with Kremlin narratives.

Kremlin may anticipate improved relations with a second Trump administration.

Israel's air strikes raise serious ethical and legal concerns.

WHO reported record tuberculosis cases, highlighting significant global health issues.

US government accuses Moscow-based agency of executing disinformation campaigns to influence Western perception of Ukraine during the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Ukraine executed the largest drone attack on Moscow, prompting a significant defensive response and escalating tensions.

Ukraine surprised Russia with a deep incursion into Russian territory, revealing weaknesses in Russian military command.

Ukraine has intensified drone attacks on Russian regions, with Moscow claiming at least one fatality and extensive damage.

The Kremlin asserts these attacks reaffirm their justification for continued military action against Ukraine.

The article highlights the arbitrary cruelty and depravity of the Kremlin in Russia, emphasizing the risks faced by journalists and civilians in the country.

The Kremlin threatens UK over British-made weapon use in Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Russia fined Google an absurd $20.6 decillion over YouTube account suspensions, highlighting tensions between Moscow and the tech giant.

Putin began his fifth term, consolidating power and vowing to defend the Russian Constitution amidst global criticism and reliance on other regimes like China and North Korea.

The Gulag History Museum's closure reflects ongoing Kremlin efforts to suppress independent historical narratives and civil society in Russia.

Russian court fined Google 2 decillion rubles for not reinstating pro-Kremlin YouTube accounts, escalated since 2020.

The fine reflects the Kremlin's desire to exert control over digital platforms.

Russia plans to impose restrictions on US media in response to sanctions against RT.

The Kremlin argues that the US is trying to suppress Russia's media influence.

Banning RT from major social media may reduce its immediate audience but won't entirely eliminate access due to adaptable Kremlin strategies.

Kremlin denies influencing U.S. elections amidst U.S. sanctions and indictments related to Russian propaganda efforts.

A former Florida sheriff has become a Kremlin-backed propagandist pushing disinformation against U.S. political figures, particularly targeting Kamala Harris's presidential campaign.

Kremlin-backed Storm-1516 is behind a disinformation campaign targeting Tim Walz with deepfake allegations.

Alexei Navalny's struggle against the Kremlin culminated in his poisoning, imprisonment, and ultimately his death, highlighting the dangers of political dissent in Russia.

Mourners attend funeral of Alexey Navalny.

Crowds chant Navalny's name and vow to not forgive Russian authorities.

Massive police presence and warnings from the Kremlin.

Hundreds attend funeral for Alexei Navalny in Moscow.

Navalny's opposition to corruption and protests against Putin highlighted.

Navalny's ally and strategist, Leonid Volkov, was attacked in Lithuania, a month after Navalny's death.

Navalny's death led to global condemnation, with his widow vowing to continue his work.

Yulia Navalnaya vows to continue Alexei Navalny's fight against Kremlin.

Allegations of cover-up and refusal to release Alexei Navalny's body to his mother.

Yulia Navalnaya continues her husband's work in Russian opposition movement.

Support from dissidents signifies a potential unity among opposing movements against the Kremlin.

During Trump's presidency, COVID-19 tests were sent to Putin; Kremlin confirms but denies claims of further communications.

Trump reportedly sent Covid-19 testing kits to Putin, but Kremlin denies any further communication post-presidency.

The Kremlin confirmed that Trump sent COVID tests to Putin for personal use, as recounted in a new book.

A prisoner exchange deal involving Navalny was reportedly close, according to his aides.

Navalny's potential release as part of the deal was tied to the release of two Americans in Russian prison.

The Volkov attack may have been motivated by personal disputes rather than a Kremlin-led effort against opposition figures.

Public funeral for Navalny in Moscow

Russian authorities attempt to prevent public wake and funeral

Leonid Volkov, a key figure in Russian opposition, was attacked with a hammer outside his home in Vilnius, Lithuania, shortly after Navalny's death last month.

The Kremlin had issued a warrant for Volkov's arrest in 2021, and the assault occurred a month after Navalny's passing.

The detention of individuals for showing respect for Navalny

Fear of broader crackdown after Navalny's death

Pavel Durov's dedication to data privacy has shaped Telegram's conflict with the Kremlin and its significant role in the Ukraine war.

Kremlin warns France against politicizing Pavel Durov's arrest, emphasizing his Russian citizenship and calling for non-political handling of the case.

Pavel Durov's arrest may expose Kremlin's influence over Telegram,

Russian authorities detained journalists from Western media for allegedly discrediting the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine.

Kremlin threatens to shoot down F-16s sent to Ukraine, claiming they will have little impact on the war.

Kremlin now acknowledges being at war with Ukraine

Change in language allows for more mobilization decisions

Yuri Kuznetsov, senior Ministry of Defence official, arrested for bribery with $1m in possessions.

Alla Pugacheva criticized the Kremlin for its actions in Ukraine.

Russian prosecutors are considering labeling Pugacheva as a foreign agent due to her criticism of the government.

Putin sworn in for a new term, facing accusations of manipulation and quashing opposition.

Russian presidential election is more of a formality with Putin expected to win.

Opposition figure Navalny's absence impacts election dynamics.

Vladimir Putin won the Russian election with 87% of the vote, but the high turnout was crucial for the Kremlin's legitimacy.

Opposition candidate Vladislav Davankov's platform focused on peace, freedom of speech, and pragmatism, gaining support from various figures.

Vladimir Putin is certain to win the Russian presidential election.

The election serves to legitimize Putin's rule and garner support for the invasion of Ukraine.

Biden called Putin a 'crazy SOB' during a fundraiser.

Kremlin spokesperson condemned Biden's remarks as a poor attempt to appear like a Hollywood cowboy.

President Biden called Putin a crazy S.O.B., Kremlin dismissed as Hollywood behavior.

Biden criticized Trump's comparison to Navalny's death, questioned his impact on Republican Party.

Putin reelected with 87% vote

US government criticized the election

Navalny's death in a Russian penal colony was a tragic inevitability, linked to his previous poisoning.

Navalny's arrest, campaigns against corruption, protests, and imprisonment highlight his brave opposition to the Kremlin.

Putin upset about concert attack

Diplomats pay respects, surge in Tajik workers leaving Russia

The Kremlin declined to comment on ISKP involvement in the Moscow concert hall attack.

No solid theory announced in the investigation, with Putin blaming Ukraine.

The European Union demands an international investigation into Navalny's death.

Navalny's family urges for his body to be released for proper burial.

Tatjana Zdanoka is accused of being a Russian agent pushing Moscow's policies in the EU.

Zdanoka is accused of working with Russia's FSB security services since 2004, and the European Parliament has opened an investigation into her Russian connections.

The Spanish government suspects Kremlin involvement in the assassination.

Moscow publicly acknowledged satisfaction over the victim's death.