From his perspective, Putin is now winning the yearslong struggle with the U.S.
From where President Vladimir Putin is sitting, it looks like Russia is now winning a yearslong struggle with the United
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Firstpost
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Putin lauds growing Myanmar ties in talks with junta chief, welcomes ‘elephant diplomacy’
Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday hailed the growing relationship with ally Myanmar during talks with its military junta chief,
Nicholas Cecil
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Royal Navy helicopter, patrol planes and HMS Somerset track Russian ships in English Channel and North Sea
Nato allies were also involved in the monitoring operation...
News18
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Vance Dig at Ukraine Allies ‘With No Battlefield Experience’, French PM Says US ‘Helping’ Russia Win
US Vice President JD Vance clarified his remarks on European peacekeeping forces saying he "had not mentioned France or Britain
News18
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Zelensky Sent Letter To Trump? US Prez Says Ukraine ‘Ready To… | Congress Speech
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday (March 4) he received a letter from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in which
Aila Slisco
11:23
Trump’s Halt on Ukraine Aid Could Backfire for Russia: Retired US General
Ukraine has been fending off Russian forces since Vladimir Putin's army invaded in February 2022.
Newsday
11:23
Peace in peril
AS AT MARCH 4, the US halted shipments of ammunition, vehicles and equipment to Russia-besieged Ukraine – the crystallisation of
Kevin Helms
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France Warns: Seizing Russian Assets Could Wreck Europe’s Economy
France is resisting calls to seize frozen Russian assets for Ukraine aid, warning that confiscation would violate international law, destabilize
Zelensky offers partial ceasefire with Russia to restart peace talks
After the U.S. froze military aid claiming Zelensky wasn’t ready for peace, the Ukrainian president called the Oval Office incident
Steve Kaaru
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BTC mining ban saved Russia 300MW since January: report
Russia imposed BTC mining bans in some regions during the winter, including in Siberia, where grid operators claim to have
