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Mystery Unfolds: Russia's Transport Minister Found Dead After Dismissal
Russia's former transport minister, Roman Starovoit, was found dead with a gunshot wound shortly after his dismissal by President Putin. His removal might be linked to corruption investigations related to embezzlement in the Kursk region.
Russia’s transport minister allegedly shot himself in the head on Monday just hours after President Vladimir Putin dismissed ...
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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russia fired more than 100 drones at civilian areas of Ukraine overnight, authorities said Monday, as ...
Roman Starovoyt's firing came after another weekend of travel chaos at Russian airports following Ukrainian drone attacks.
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Ukraine rejects Russian demands, says 'denazification' must start in MoscowUkraine rejects Russia's conditions for a peace agreement, stating that true "denazification" must begin in Moscow, according ...
It was reported last week that North Korea plans to triple the number of troops fighting with Russia along the front lines in ...
Hours later, Russia launched a glide bomb and a drone at the front-line town of Kostyantynivka in eastern Ukraine, killing ...
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov listed Moscow's demands for a peace deal that would end its ongoing invasion of ...
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HUR publishes Russian military order, claims proof of Moscow increasing military footprint in ArmeniaUkraine's military intelligence (HUR) on July 7 published what it claimed was a Russian army order to increase its military ...
Ukraine said it struck a Russian air base on Saturday, while Russia continued to attack Ukraine with hundreds of drones ...
Rosstat, Russia's statistics agency, has not released data on deaths this year, according to an independent Russian outlet.
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