Kremlin
Putin, Syrian President al-Sharaa meet, discuss sending Russian military aid to Middle East
"I want to congratulate you on the fact that the process of restoring the territorial integrity of Syria is gaining momentum," Putin told al-Sharaa in the Kremlin.
Morocco joins Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace as founding member
Donbas control, land swaps: Putin outlines potential Ukraine peace terms to Russian businessmen
Kremlin aide Ushakov on US-Ukraine talks: 'We may not like it'
Ukraine seizes assets of billionaire accused of aiding Russia
Vadym Novynskyi, whose wealth is estimated by Forbes at $1.4 billion, is one of the country's richest men, an ex-lawmaker and a sponsor of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
Small fire extinguished at building of Russian defense ministry in Moscow
Footage shared by state media outlets showed a thin plume of dark smoke rising from the defense ministry's headquarters in Moscow.
Russian father of child taken away for anti-war drawing on the run
The case of Moskalyov took a new twist when he vanished from his home during the night, hours before being sentenced to two years for discrediting the Russian armed forces.
'It's over for the iPhone, throw it away or give it to the children,' Kremlin tells officials
"Everyone will have to do it in March."
Kremlin: ICC warrant for Putin shows 'clear hostility' towards Russia
The impact of the ICC's move to issue an arrest warrant on Putin - as well as Russia's children's rights commissioner - for the mass abduction of children from Ukraine remains unclear.
Russia says Ukraine 'illegally' intruding on Orthodox Church
The Kremlin said Ukraine's treatment of the Orthodox Church, under the authority of the Moscow Patriarchate, is a reason for Russia's invasion.
Georgia to withdraw Russian-inspired 'foreign agents' bill after violent protests
Georgia's ruling party admitted the need to reduce "confrontation" in society as a reason for the bill's withdrawal.
Georgians protest approval of Russian-inspired 'foreign agents' bill
Critics have said it is reminiscent of a 2012 Russian law that has since been used to crack down on dissent.
Russia launches first suicide drone strikes in almost two weeks
The Ukrainian Military had reportedly shot down 11 out of 14 Shahed-136 drones launched on February 26, nine of which were downed in Kyiv airspace.
Russian law amendments punish 'discrediting' military, including voluntary formations
The punishment envisages fines of up to five million roubles (about $66,580), correctional or forced labor of up to five years, as well as imprisonment of up to 15 years.
