Ukraine War Amputees Get New Limbs in U.S.
The soldiers, still outfitted in camo, arrived not by cargo plane or armored carrier but by wheelchair, and formed up before a crowd bearing flags, flowers and the traditional loaves…
Moscow police spokesman who was fired after Ivan Golunov case named deputy head of Russian Interior Ministry’s media relations department
Former Moscow police department press service head Yury Titov, who left his position after officers fabricated a case against journalist Ivan Golunov in 2019, has been appointed as the Russian…
Russian authorities sentence draft-evading FSO officer who was deported from Kazakhstan to 6.5 years in prison
A Barnaul court has sentenced Mikhail Zhilin, a Russian Federal Protective Service officer who fled to Kazakhstan after the start of Russia’s fall mobilization campaign, to 6.5 years in prison…
17 children, who were forcibly transferred to Russia from occupied territories, return to Ukraine. One child reports poor treatment in Russia.
The charitable foundation Save Ukraine that 17 children returned to Ukraine, all of whom were taken from the Kherson and Kharkiv regions during the Russian occupation of those territories. They…
Russia’s Justice Ministry names blogger Ilya Varlamov and lawyer Pavel Chikov ‘foreign agents’
The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation has labeled Ilya Varlamov, a blogger, and Pavel Chikov, head of the international human rights group, Agora, “foreign agents.”
Journalists find two new Russian oil companies with links to Medvedchuk family businesses
Journalists with the publications Skhemi (from Radio Liberty) and Scanner Project have discovered two new Russian oil extraction companies linked to the family of Ukrainian politician Viktor Medvedchuk.
Artyom Uss, due for extradition to U.S., flees from under house arrest near Milan
Artyom Uss, son of the current governor of Russia’s Krasnoyarsk region, has fled from under house arrest, two days after the Italian court had approved his extradition to the United…
Slovakia hands 4 MiG fighter aircraft to Ukraine, with 9 more on their way
Slovak Republic has handed over the first four MiG-29 fighter jets out of 13 decommissioned aircraft it had promised to Ukraine.
Russian streaming services lose up to half of Hollywood-produced content
The number of Hollywood-produced films and TV series offered by Russia’s streaming services has been slashed by 40–50 percent, an RBC-commissioned study shows.
Iceland recognizes Holodomor as genocide of Ukrainian people
Althingi, the supreme national parliament of Iceland, has recognized Holodomor as a genocide of the Ukrainian people.