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Brittney Griner Released After Prisoner Swap For Russian Arms Dealer

Russia has agreed to release Brittney Griner from custody on Thursday after a prisoner exchange with convicted Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout.

Putin Wants Almost 1 Million Russian Policemen By 2025

Police deployed on the streets during a Moscow protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Data from the Russian government showed that the country's Ministry of Internal Affairs employed 750,000 people for law enforcement by 2018.

30 Facts About Vladimir Putin: Net Worth, Wife, Children & Russia

Repression at home intensified after President Vladimir Putin launched the Ukraine offensive

Vladimir Putin's name has become synonymous with Russia due to his four terms as president. Here's what you should know about Russia's leader.

Soldiers cover Avrov's coffin with the national flag -- exact Russian fatalities are not known, with the latest official tally of 1,351 given on March 25

Russian Soldier Death Toll Nears 100,000 As 540 More Die In One Day

Russia is currently experiencing problems with supplies, treatment of wounded soldiers and limited desertions, Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged Wednesday.

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Russians Who 'Escaped' Mobilization Should Face Work Restrictions, Senator Proposes

Andrey Klishas, a Russian senator, said his proposal aims to "make being abroad less comfortable" for citizens who fled the mobilization.

Putin's Girlfriend Spotted Wearing 'Z' Symbol In Support Of Ukraine War

The "Z" symbol was first seen painted on Russian military vehicles gathering near the Ukrainian border in the days leading up to the invasion.

Homophobia is widespread in Russia where reports of rights violations and attacks on LGBT people are common, though there are gay scenes in major cities

Moscow Libraries Start Removing LGBTQ-themed Books From Shelves, Stores

The removal of the books in libraries and stores comes after both chambers of the Russian parliament passed a bill strengthening the ban on LGBTQ propaganda.

A ritual worker picks up the body of a killed Russian soldier before loading them to a refrigerated rail car, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, at a compound of a morgue in Kharkiv, Ukraine May 22, 2022.

Russian Army Death Toll Surpasses 91,000 As 550 More Die In One Day

Ukraine has lost around 13,000 soldiers in the conflict, a senior Ukrainian official said.

When retreating Russians left the city without power and water supplies as the harsh winter weather sets in

Russians Angry At Putin For Spending Billions On Ukraine War While They Freeze: Report

Russia has already spent at least $82 billion in the war in Ukraine since February.

Russian President Vladimir Putin inspects preparations of mobilised reservists at a military training centre in Ryazan Region

Russia Summons Soldiers Dissatisfied With Putin's War, Interrogates Them

A Russian soldier's wife revealed that the Federal Security Service first summoned servicemen who belonged to the Black Sea Fleet for "interviews."

88 Russian Soldiers Detained For Refusing To Go To War: Report

The soldiers were ordered to return to the battlefield after they were left pinned down in a Ukrainian village for several days, according to reports.

Putin staged a grand ceremony in the Kremlin

55% Of Russians Want Peace Talks With Ukraine; War Supporters Drop By 32%

The director of Russian independent pollster Levada Center believed that Vladimir Putin's mobilization order contributed to the rise in support of peace talks.

Local residents examine a destroyed Russian tank outside Kyiv, from which Russian forces retreated in late March to focus on the eastern Donbas region

480 Russian Soldiers Die In One Day; Total War Deaths Hit 88,380

Russia also lost a total of 2,911 tanks, 5,866 armored fighting vehicles and 280 aircraft, the Ukrainian military said.

'Russia Can Lose' The War, 'Putin Is Desperate' Not To Be Defeated: Political Analysts

Russia has reportedly lost more than 88,300 soldiers since the invasion began in February.

Russia's drone industry has been hit by international sanctions

Russia To Start Mass Production Of Crowd-Dispersing Drone 'The Shershen'

The rollout of the crowd-dispersing drone is seen as Russia's response to some concerns about large anti-war protests that could break out in the country.

Russian President Putin and Belarusian President Lukashenko meet in Sochi

Lukashenko Fears Russia Will Assassinate Him, But Killing President Is 'Catastrophic For Putin': Report

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's fears were allegedly triggered after the sudden death of his Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei.

Russian Colonel Dies By Suicide After Losing 15kg Over 'Impossible' Military Tasks

The widow of the Russian colonel believed that her husband wanted to tell Russian officials that there was a problem in their war efforts.

The carefully choreographed meeting took place at Vladimir Putin's residence

Putin Reveals Calling Up Soldiers On The Battlefield: 'They're Heroes'

Russian President Vladimir Putin paid tribute to the soldiers defending "Novorossiya"—a historical term for "new Russia" often used by Russian nationalists.

Russian President Vladimir Putin seen on November 23, 2022

Putin's Officials 'Want To Please Him,' Not Giving 'Real Analysis' Of Ukraine War

In March, U.S. intelligence also suggested Putin is being misled by people in his inner circle about the Russian army's poor performance in the war in Ukraine.

Russia To Ban Foreigners From Using Russian Surrogate Mothers, Considers It Child Trafficking

The speaker of the Russian State Duma said 45,000 babies born to Russian surrogate mothers have been taken abroad in the past few years.

The Kremlin blamed Putin's absence on scheduling conflicts

Putin Says Russia Will Use AI To Increase Life Expectancy To 80 Years Old

As of 2020, Russia had an overall life expectancy of 71 years.

Russia Passes Law Banning 'LGBTQ Propaganda'; Fines Up To $82,000

A Russian LGBT support group fears that the ban might unleash a new wave of discrimination against the community within the country.

The Kremlin's atomic threats have not deterred a sweeping Ukrainian counter-offensive

Russians Don't Care About Ukraine War Anymore, Feel 'Indifference And Apathy': Poll

Despite the poll results, a Kremlin source reportedly said Russian President Vladimir Putin's administration does not believe large anti-war protests will occur.

A view shows the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant outside Enerhodar

Russian Official Warns Of 'Nuclear Accident' At Ukraine Power Plant Following Renewed Attacks

Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, described the fresh clashes around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant as a "close call."