A court in occupied southeastern Ukraine sentenced an employee of the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to 15 years in prison on charges of attempted sabotage, Russian authorities said Thursday.

Federal prosecutors accused Ukrainian national Natalia Shulga of planting an explosive device on a transmission tower in the city of Enerhodar

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Russian officials on Thursday slammed French President Emmanuel Macron's proposition to extend France's nuclear umbrella to European partners and the possible deployment of European forces to Ukraine as a deterrent against Russia.Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov called Macron's remarks in a telecasted address Wednesday night extremely, extremely con

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Russia and the U.S. have been discussing resuming their economic cooperation, with Moscow touting potential joint projects in metals, rare earth mining and Arctic development.

However, despite the latest U.S.-Russian rapprochement, the economic rationale for such cooperation does not look particularly strong.

Russia-U.S. economic ties were already

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The governor of Russia’s northwestern Vologda region reversed a ban on migrant labor in the construction sector after industrial giant Severstal warned that the decision would jeopardize its investments in the region.

Last Thursday, Governor Georgy Filimonov issued a decree barring migrants from working in the Vologda region’s construction sector f

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Romanian district attorneys stated Thursday that they detained and charged 6 people with treason, implicating them of conspiring with Russia to undermine the country.The case has already resulted in the expulsion of two Russian diplomats-- Russia's military attache and his deputy-- who were stated persona non gratae on Wednesday.Romania's Intelligence Service

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The Kremlin plans to place 100 veterans of Russia’s war in Ukraine into the State Duma in 2026, exiled journalist Farida Rustamova reported Thursday, citing anonymous lawmakers and a Kremlin source familiar with the matter.

The move would see war veterans make up more than one-fifth of Russia’s 450-member lower house of parliament and one-third of t

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