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Mystery Behind Russia's "Spy Whale" Revealed In New Documentary
The beluga dubbed the "spy whale," was wearing a harness with a small camera and a buckle marked with "Equipment St Petersburg."
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Putin Signs Law On Seizing Property Of Ukraine Offensive Critics
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday signed into force a law allowing authorities to confiscate assets from those convicted of speaking out against the Kremlin's Ukraine offensive.
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US Begins Russia Drawdown After Kremlin Retaliates For Sanctions
The United States began removing furniture and equipment from a diplomatic property in Moscow today in the first sign of compliance with a Kremlin order to slash its presence in Russia as retaliation for new US sanctions.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Cut Of 755 Personnel At US Missions In Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday that the U.S. diplomatic missions in Moscow and elsewhere in the country will have to reduce their staffs by 755 people, signaling a dramatic escalation in the Russian response to American sanctions over the Kremlin's intervention in the 2016 presidential elections.
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Mystery Behind Russia's "Spy Whale" Revealed In New Documentary
The beluga dubbed the "spy whale," was wearing a harness with a small camera and a buckle marked with "Equipment St Petersburg."
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Putin Signs Law On Seizing Property Of Ukraine Offensive Critics
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday signed into force a law allowing authorities to confiscate assets from those convicted of speaking out against the Kremlin's Ukraine offensive.
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US Begins Russia Drawdown After Kremlin Retaliates For Sanctions
The United States began removing furniture and equipment from a diplomatic property in Moscow today in the first sign of compliance with a Kremlin order to slash its presence in Russia as retaliation for new US sanctions.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Cut Of 755 Personnel At US Missions In Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday that the U.S. diplomatic missions in Moscow and elsewhere in the country will have to reduce their staffs by 755 people, signaling a dramatic escalation in the Russian response to American sanctions over the Kremlin's intervention in the 2016 presidential elections.
