Fourteen ceasefire violations recorded in JFO area
Over the past day, June 21, fourteen ceasefire violations by the Russian-occupation troops were recorded in the Joint Forces Operation area in eastern Ukraine.
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Foreign ministers of Ukraine and Poland discuss counteraction to Nord Stream 2.
Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and Poland Dmytro Kuleba and Zbigniew Rau have discussed the issue of Russia’s Nord Stream 2 project and coordinated positions to counteract its implementation.
U.S. Ambassador To Russia To Return This Week
U.S. Ambassador John Sullivan will return to Moscow “this week,” two months after leaving the post amid worsening relations between the United States and Russia, Department of State spokesman Ned Price said on June 21.
Russia Bans US NGO Bard College After Labelling It «Undesirable».
Russian state prosecutor's office said on Monday it banned Bard College, a US non-governmental organisation, after labelling it "undesirable".
Russia Bans U.S. NGO Bard College
The Russian State Prosecutor's Office has banned the U.S. nongovernmental organization Bard College after labelling it "undesirable."
Russian Lawmaker Found Dead At Home In Stavropol
A lawmaker for the ruling United Russia party, Andrei Ledovskoi, has been found dead in his home in Russia's southern region of Stavropol Krai.
Ukrainian Tycoon's Lawyer Says Allegations Against His Client Are 'Wrong'.
Ukraine's controversial tycoon Dmytro Firtash has denied the allegations behind Kyiv's move to impose sanctions on him for selling titanium products that the Ukrainian government believes end up being used by Russian military enterprises.
British Embassy Denies Reported Agreement With Belgrade Against Russian Influence.
The British Embassy in Belgrade has denied a report saying it had signed an agreement with the Serbian Defense Ministry on preventing Russia's influence in the Balkan country.
Russian Man Charged With Spying For Ukraine Transferred To Moscow.
A Russian national detained in April in Ukraine's Russia-annexed Crimean Peninsula on espionage charges has been transferred to Moscow.
Putin Says Coronavirus Situation In Some Regions 'Aggravated,' Authorities Rush To Cope.
Russian officials, grappling to contain a deadly new third wave of coronavirus infections, have reopened a mobile hospital in Moscow as President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the situation in some regions has worsened.
Yaroslavl Police Demand Former Navalny Official Cover Expenditures To Disperse Protest.
Police have demanded that a court force the former coordinator for jailed opposition politician Aleksei Navalny's team in the Russian city of Yaroslavl to cover the amount of money spent to disperse a rally to support the Kremlin critic in January.
Foreign minister explains why Ukraine buying Turkish drones.
Combat UAVs, which Ukraine has bought from Turkey, are needed primarily to deter Russia and to defend itself, not to attack. However, Ukraine is ready to use UAVs if Russia starts a large-scale conflict.
U.S. Embassy: Russia's aggression resulted in displacement of over a million Ukrainians
The U.S. Embassy condemned Russia's aggression against Ukraine, which has led to the internal displacement of more than 1 million Ukrainians.
Germany Arrests Russian University Researcher On Suspicion Of Espionage.
Germany’s authorities say they have arrested a Russian citizen accused of passing sensitive information from a German university to Moscow in return for cash.
Occupation Crimea: EU renews sanctions against Russia for a further year.
The European Union has extended sanctions over the illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol by the Russian Federation until 23 June 2022.
EU extends Crimea sanctions by one more year
The European Union has endorsed a decision to renew sanctions introduced in response to the illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol by the Russian Federation for a further year until June 23, 2022.
Germany Arrests Russian Scientist For «Spying» For Moscow.
German federal prosecutors said Monday they had arrested a Russian scientist accused of passing sensitive information from a German university to Moscow in return for cash.
Five ceasefire violations recorded in JFO area
Over the past day, June 20, five ceasefire violations by the Russian-occupation troops were recorded in the Joint Forces Operation area in eastern Ukraine.
U.S. Preparing New Sanctions Against Russia Over Navalny Poisoning
The United States is preparing new sanctions against Russia over the poisoning of Kremlin critic Aleksei Navalny, U.S. national-security adviser Jake Sullivan has said.
Interview: ‘An overdose of freedom is lethal to a state,’ says former key Putin adviser.
Vladislav Surkov exhausts the cliches as the consummate Kremlin backroom operator