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Kim Jong Un's Sister Denies North Korea Exporting Weapons To Russia
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday denied widespread allegations that Pyongyang is shipping weapons to Russia, calling the claim "absurd".
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UK's Sellafield Nuclear Plant Allegedly Hacked By China And Russia, Government Says...
Britain denied the claims and said it has no records or evidence to suggest that networks at the Sellafield nuclear site were the victim of a cyber attack.
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iPhone and iPad Use Banned for Work Purposes in Russian Military: Report
Russia's ministry of digital development has banned employees from using Apple iPhones and iPads for work purposes, Interfax news agency reported on Friday citing the minister, Maksut Shadaev. "A ban is imposed on using (Apple) mobile devices — smartphones and tablets — to access work applications and work email exchange," he told reporters at...
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Russia Lying About US Involvement In Kremlin Drone Attack: White House
The White House on Wednesday denied any involvement in an alleged drone attack on the Kremlin, after Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused Washington of guiding Ukraine to launch the assault.
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"Nothing To Do With...": Ukraine Denies Kremlin Drone Attack Allegations
Ukraine on Wednesday said it had "nothing to do" with an alleged drone attack on the Kremlin, which Moscow said was a Ukrainian attempt on President Vladimir Putin's life.
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Russia Blocks OKX Exchange’s Website on Allegations of Spreading Unreliable Information
Russia’s Roskomnadzor media monitoring agency has alleged that the website of OKX crypto exchange has been spreading fake financial information and exposing people to monetary risks. As a result, the OKX website has been deactivated.
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Binance Denies Allegations That Claim the Exchange Shared User Data With Russian Authorities
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, denied sharing client data with Russian authorities, following allegations made by a Reuters news investigation into the exchange’s ties with the country.
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Russia Accuses Ukraine Of "Staging" New Footage Of Dead Civilians
Russia on Tuesday accused Ukraine of staging new civilian deaths in a number of locations in an effort to pin the blame on Moscow.
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Russia Says "Saboteurs" Crossed Border, "We Didn't", Rebuts Ukraine
Ukraine on Monday firmly denied Russian claims that Russian forces had killed five Ukrainian "saboteurs" who allegedly crossed the border to stage an attack.
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Russia Denies Allegations Of Cyberattacks As "Russophobia"
The Kremlin on Tuesday denied US claims that Russian military intelligence was behind cyber attacks targeting Ukraine's power grid, the 2017 French election and the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.
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Facebook Says Russian Influence Campaign Targeted Left-Wing Voters in US, UK
A Russian influence operation posed as an independent news outlet to target left-wing voters in the United States and Britain, including by recruiting freelance journalists to write about domestic politics, Facebook said on Tuesday.
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Qatar, Russia Deny Bribing FIFA Officials To Gain World Cup Hosting Rights
Doha said it "strongly denies the allegations contained within the court papers" while the Kremlin said it "absolutely legally got the right" to host the 2018 global football spectacle.
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Brexit-Backer Arron Banks Denies Fresh Allegation Of Russia Links
British businessman Arron Banks has denied an allegation made by a former business partner that he approached Russians about investing in his diamond mines, and that the money raised went instead to his campaign to leave the European Union.
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Russian Envoys Expelled By US, 14 European States Over UK Spy attack
US President Donald Trump has authorized the expulsion of 60 alleged Russian spies from the United States in response to a nerve agent attack on an ex-spy in the English city of Salisbury.
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White House Denies Being Soft On Russia, Says More Sanctions To Come
The White House is weighing additional sanctions against Russia, senior administration officials said Wednesday, pushing back against allegations that Donald Trump has been a soft touch on Moscow.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister Denies North Korea Exporting Weapons To Russia
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday denied widespread allegations that Pyongyang is shipping weapons to Russia, calling the claim "absurd".
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UK's Sellafield Nuclear Plant Allegedly Hacked By China And Russia, Government Says...
Britain denied the claims and said it has no records or evidence to suggest that networks at the Sellafield nuclear site were the victim of a cyber attack.
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iPhone and iPad Use Banned for Work Purposes in Russian Military: Report
Russia's ministry of digital development has banned employees from using Apple iPhones and iPads for work purposes, Interfax news agency reported on Friday citing the minister, Maksut Shadaev. "A ban is imposed on using (Apple) mobile devices — smartphones and tablets — to access work applications and work email exchange," he told reporters at...
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Russia Lying About US Involvement In Kremlin Drone Attack: White House
The White House on Wednesday denied any involvement in an alleged drone attack on the Kremlin, after Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused Washington of guiding Ukraine to launch the assault.
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"Nothing To Do With...": Ukraine Denies Kremlin Drone Attack Allegations
Ukraine on Wednesday said it had "nothing to do" with an alleged drone attack on the Kremlin, which Moscow said was a Ukrainian attempt on President Vladimir Putin's life.
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Russia Blocks OKX Exchange’s Website on Allegations of Spreading Unreliable Information
Russia’s Roskomnadzor media monitoring agency has alleged that the website of OKX crypto exchange has been spreading fake financial information and exposing people to monetary risks. As a result, the OKX website has been deactivated.
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Binance Denies Allegations That Claim the Exchange Shared User Data With Russian Authorities
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, denied sharing client data with Russian authorities, following allegations made by a Reuters news investigation into the exchange’s ties with the country.
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Russia Accuses Ukraine Of "Staging" New Footage Of Dead Civilians
Russia on Tuesday accused Ukraine of staging new civilian deaths in a number of locations in an effort to pin the blame on Moscow.
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Russia Says "Saboteurs" Crossed Border, "We Didn't", Rebuts Ukraine
Ukraine on Monday firmly denied Russian claims that Russian forces had killed five Ukrainian "saboteurs" who allegedly crossed the border to stage an attack.
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Russia Denies Allegations Of Cyberattacks As "Russophobia"
The Kremlin on Tuesday denied US claims that Russian military intelligence was behind cyber attacks targeting Ukraine's power grid, the 2017 French election and the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.
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Facebook Says Russian Influence Campaign Targeted Left-Wing Voters in US, UK
A Russian influence operation posed as an independent news outlet to target left-wing voters in the United States and Britain, including by recruiting freelance journalists to write about domestic politics, Facebook said on Tuesday.
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Qatar, Russia Deny Bribing FIFA Officials To Gain World Cup Hosting Rights
Doha said it "strongly denies the allegations contained within the court papers" while the Kremlin said it "absolutely legally got the right" to host the 2018 global football spectacle.
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Brexit-Backer Arron Banks Denies Fresh Allegation Of Russia Links
British businessman Arron Banks has denied an allegation made by a former business partner that he approached Russians about investing in his diamond mines, and that the money raised went instead to his campaign to leave the European Union.
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Russian Envoys Expelled By US, 14 European States Over UK Spy attack
US President Donald Trump has authorized the expulsion of 60 alleged Russian spies from the United States in response to a nerve agent attack on an ex-spy in the English city of Salisbury.
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White House Denies Being Soft On Russia, Says More Sanctions To Come
The White House is weighing additional sanctions against Russia, senior administration officials said Wednesday, pushing back against allegations that Donald Trump has been a soft touch on Moscow.
