Russia's permanent representative to the CSTO said NATO has not wanted and does not want to cooperate with the Russian-led alliance, and there is no point in banging on closed doors. The
Ukraine's intelligence directorate said Wednesday that North Korea deployed a missile unit inside Russia, escalating beyond the 8,000 DPRK infantry fighting there since 2025. The Reuters report, if confirmed, marks the first
Russian President Vladimir Putin has appointed Dmitry Dogadkin as ambassador to Syria, rotating him from the Doha posting as Moscow works to consolidate its diplomatic presence in a country transformed by the
Vasily Piskarev, head of Russia's State Duma Security Committee, warned Sunday that foreign intelligence services were planning to insert false election observers into Russia's September regional vote, a statement calibrated to discredit
Russia's FSB detained a 2001-born Central Asian national in Stavropol for a Syria-directed plot to bomb Pyatigorsk's prosecutor's office. Explosive components, chemicals, and shrapnel were seized from the suspect, who had planned
Russian presidential aide Nikolai Patrushev met with Algerian Interior Ministry officials in Algiers on Sunday to discuss bilateral maritime logistics cooperation and the security of shipping in the Mediterranean Sea, as the
An improvised explosive device killed three people and injured 21 at a restaurant on Moscow's Kudrinskaya Square on Saturday evening, with Mayor Sobyanin pledging Sunday that those responsible would be brought to
An improvised explosive device brought by a woman to a central Moscow restaurant killed three people and wounded 21 on Saturday evening. Russia's National Anti-Terrorism Committee confirmed the attack was deliberate, with
Russia's financial watchdog Rosfinmonitoring officially listed Telegram founder Pavel Durov as a terrorist and extremist on July 30, barring him from media, elections, and financial services and plunging 80 million Russian Telegram
A Moscow court has ordered the seizure of 123 real estate assets linked to Jehovah's Witnesses across Russia, the Kremlin's largest single property grab in a nine-year campaign. The ruling stems from
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