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Ukraine Steps Up Efforts to Exclude Russia From Paris Olympics
Ukraine plans to consult with and persuade international sports leaders against Russian participation in next year’s Olympics in Paris.
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Pro-Putin Flags at Australian Open Raise Concern Despite Ban
The Australian Open allowed athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete without national affiliation, but fans continue to defy the ban of their national flags.
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Retired FBI Counterintelligence Official Arrested For Alleged Money Laundering and Work With Russian Oligarch
A Russian interpreter is also accused in the indictment.
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Retired FBI Counterintelligence Official Arrested For Alleged Money Laundering and Work With Russian Oligarch
A Russian interpreter is also accused in the indictment.
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Retired FBI Counterintelligence Official Arrested For Alleged Money Laundering and Work With Russian Oligarch
A Russian interpreter is also accused in the indictment.
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Poland to Seek Permission to Give Ukraine Tanks
Poland’s prime minister says the government will ask Germany for permission to send Leopard tanks to Ukraine. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki didn’t specify when the request will be made.
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US Coast Guard Tracking Russian Spy Ship Spotted on Patrol Near Hawaii
A Russian spy ship has been patrolling off the coast of Hawaii but so far has remained in international waters, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Russia's FSB Spy Agency Opens Espionage Case Against US Citizen
In a brief statement, the FSB service said the American is “suspected of collecting intelligence information on biological topics directed against the security of the Russian Federation.”
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Russian Embassy Tweets Map That Shows Crimea as Part of Ukraine
A Twitter account operated by the Russian Embassy in Sweden posted a map identifying Crimea as part of Ukraine.
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At Least 16 Killed, Including Ukraine Cabinet Official and Children, in Kyiv Helicopter Crash
Ukraine’s interior minister died Wednesday in a helicopter crash near the capital that killed at least another 15 people, including other government officials and three children, authorities said.
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Ukraine First Lady Urges Support for Her Nation at Davos Forum: ‘We Need Every Helping Hand'
Ukraine’s first lady is pressing world leaders and corporate executives at the World Economic Forum’s annual gathering to do more to help her country at a time when Russia’s invasion is leaving children dying and the world struggling with food insecurity.
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US Begins Training Ukrainian Forces in Germany in Possible Escalation
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says the U.S. military’s new, expanded combat training of Ukrainian forces has begun in Germany.
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Russian Missile Barrage Hits Key Ukrainian Infrastructure in Kyiv, Officials Say
A series of explosions has rocked Kyiv and minutes later air raid sirens started to wail as an apparent missile attack on the Ukrainian capital was underway.
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Paul Whelan Marks Four-Year Anniversary of Detention in Russia
The Biden administration is marking the four-year anniversary of the detention in Russia of American businessman Paul Whelan.
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Russian Private Military Group Receiving Arms From N. Korea, White House Says
The White House says a private Russian military company has taken delivery of an arms shipment from North Korea to help bolster its forces
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Russia Warns of ‘Consequences' If US Patriot Missiles Are Sent to Ukraine
Russia’s Foreign Ministry is warning that if the United States confirms reports that it plans to deliver sophisticated air defense missiles to Ukraine, it would be a “provocative move” that could prompt a response from Moscow.
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Russian Spy Ring Ran Stolen US Weapons Tech Thru New Hampshire Home, Feds Say
A group of Russians and Americans secretly funneled millions of dollars worth of military and other sensitive equipment through New Hampshire and elsewhere in the country to evade U.S. sanctions, federal officials announced Tuesday.
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USOPC Sees ‘Impossible' Hurdle to Russian Return to Olympics
The leader of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee concedes it would be “impossible” to monitor which athletes have supported the war in Ukraine if a plan is devised to allow some Russians to compete as neutrals in international competitions.
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North Texas Coach Celebrates Brittney Griner's Release From Russian Custody
A North Texas coach has maintained a close relationship with the WNBA, and he is celebrating Griner’s return from a Russian penal colony.
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Griner Faces Emotional Scars From Months as Russian Prisoner, Experts Say
Brittney Griner faces possible long-term emotional scars from her months in Russian captivity but her celebrity status and strong support system may help her recover, experts say.