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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.

Russia will not halt military operations until all objectives outlined by President Putin are achieved.

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.

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

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

Trump's actions align with Kremlin goals to disrupt Western democracies despite not being a Russian agent.

The Kremlin remains non-committal about US claims of progress towards ending the Ukraine conflict.

Trump insists on his ability to negotiate peace, indicating potential communications with Putin.

Asma al-Assad's alleged divorce and desire to return to the UK have been denied by the Kremlin, reflecting ongoing tensions regarding her citizenship and sanctions.

The Kremlin denies reports about Asma al-Assad seeking divorce and claims about Bashar al-Assad's confinement.

Putin and Kremlin officials have directly authorized a coerced adoption program for Ukrainian children amidst the ongoing war.

The Kremlin is not seeking peace but rather aims for NATO's capitulation in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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,