Kremlin, Nuclear Doctrine
Kremlin says the threat from the West forces change to nuclear doctrine
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Russia was adjusting its nuclear doctrine because the United States and its Western allies were threatening Russia by escalating the war in Ukraine and riding roughshod over Moscow's legitimate security interests.
Consumer goods giant Unilever has received Russian government approval to sell its assets in Russia, the RBC business daily reported on Wednesday, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
MOSCOW (AP) — NATO member Turkey has applied for membership in the BRICS bloc of developing economies, a senior Kremlin official said Wednesday, as Russia and China seek to counter the West’s ...
Ukraine launched its largest-ever drone strike on Moscow, hitting targets just 20 miles from the Kremlin, in a major setback ...
Five people were killed by Russian shelling in the town of Chasiv Yar on Saturday as Moscow’s troops continue ... the total capture of which is one of the Kremlin’s primary ambitions.
NATO member Turkey has applied for membership in the BRICS bloc of developing economies, a senior Kremlin official said ...
Russia does not expect a quick mediation success in resolving the war in Ukraine if Donald Trump is re-elected as US ...
The Russian president gave his views on press freedom and national security in an interview with a Mongolian newspaper ...
The blaze comes amid a spate of fires that have hit Russian energy and military sites, grabbing headlines and being widely shared on social media.
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Ukraine “will hold” Russia’s Kursk region following Kyiv’s successful incursion into Moscow’s territory, the country’s ...
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