Russia Restricts Activities of Plagiarism Campaigner on ‘Extremism’ Charges
Andrei Zayakin faces charges of “financing extremist activities” for a 1,000 ruble ($16) donation to opposition leader Alexei Navalny....
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One Month After 50 Ukrainian PoWs Died, Ex-Inmates Detail Abuse at Olenivka Prison
While the site has been visited by Russian officials and U.S. actor Steven Seagal, no independent investigators have been allowed inside....
Risk of Radioactive Leak at Ukraine Nuclear Plant – Operator
Energoatom said Moscow’s troops had “repeatedly shelled” the site of the plant in southern Ukraine over the past day....
Kremlin Makes It Easier for Ukrainians to Live, Work in Russia
The new measure allows Ukrainian citizens to work in Russia without a work permit and to live in the country “without a time limit.”...
Ukraine Nuclear Plant Back Online As Inspection Prepared
Europe’s largest nuclear facility was severed from Ukraine’s power network for the first time in its history on Thursday....
Exile, Fines or Jail: Censorship Laws Take Heavy Toll on Anti-War Russians
“It’s dangerous to express your opinion,” said Alexei Argunov, who was fined last month for posting an emoji on social media....
Russia’s AvtoVaz Tops Moscow Car Sales in Decade-First
Overall car sales reached 5,078 in the Russian capital last month, down 74% compared to the same month last year....
Ukraine Stages Drills as NATO and U.S. See no Russia Pullback
Ukraine’s President watched troops training with some of their new Western-supplied weapons....
U.S. Troop Reinforcements Arrive Near Poland-Ukraine Border
AFP reporters saw soldiers disembarking from two Boeing C-17 military transport planes and boarding buses....
Sites of Ukraine Defense Ministry, State Banks Under Cyberattack
The affected sites include the Oschadbank state savings bank and Privat — two of the country’s largest financial institutions....