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"Are You Joking?": Vladimir Putin Shocked As Phone-In Hit By "Cyberattack"
A televised phone-in with Russian President Vladimir Putin Wednesday was targeted by "powerful" cyberattacks, the state-run Rossiya 24 network which broadcast the event said.
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Russia Says Air Force Has Not Hit Civilian Targets In Syria
Russian air forces have not hit civilian targets since they started a bombing campaign in Syria nearly three months ago, a senior Russian officer said in an interview with Rossiya 24 television.
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The Weather in Syria is Great for Airstrikes, Says Russian TV Station
"October in Syria is a great month for flying," a Russian TV weather forecaster explained during a report Sunday. The skies are relatively clear, the wind speed is a manageable 2.4 meters per second, "with strong gusts just once a month," and rainfall is sparse.
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Russian Minister Sees Inflation at 10% by 2015-end
Russian Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev sees inflation at 10 per cent by the end of next year, he told Rossiya 24 television on Friday, as the rouble crisis persists.
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"Are You Joking?": Vladimir Putin Shocked As Phone-In Hit By "Cyberattack"
A televised phone-in with Russian President Vladimir Putin Wednesday was targeted by "powerful" cyberattacks, the state-run Rossiya 24 network which broadcast the event said.
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Russia Says Air Force Has Not Hit Civilian Targets In Syria
Russian air forces have not hit civilian targets since they started a bombing campaign in Syria nearly three months ago, a senior Russian officer said in an interview with Rossiya 24 television.
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The Weather in Syria is Great for Airstrikes, Says Russian TV Station
"October in Syria is a great month for flying," a Russian TV weather forecaster explained during a report Sunday. The skies are relatively clear, the wind speed is a manageable 2.4 meters per second, "with strong gusts just once a month," and rainfall is sparse.
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Russian Minister Sees Inflation at 10% by 2015-end
Russian Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev sees inflation at 10 per cent by the end of next year, he told Rossiya 24 television on Friday, as the rouble crisis persists.
