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US Embassy Warns "Extremists" Planning Attack On Moscow Concert
The US embassy in Russia warned that "extremists" had imminent plans for an attack in Moscow, hours after Russian security services said they had foiled a planned shooting at a synagogue by a cell from the Afghan arm of Islamic State.
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Moscow Diplomats Visit Russian, Detained In US, Over Cybercrime Charges
Vladimir Dunaev, a Russian national who is in pre-trial detention in Ohio on cybercrime charges, has met for the first time with Russian embassy employees, the Russian embassy in the US told the TASS state news agency on Tuesday.
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In New Security Alert, US Urges Its Citizens In Russia to Leave
The warning follows Vladimir Putin's order for the partial mobilisation of Russian men to participate in the Ukraine war.
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In New Security Alert, US Embassy Urges It Citizens In Ukraine To Leave
The USEmbassy in Kyiv, warning of an increased possibility of Russian military strikes on Ukraine in the coming days around Ukrainian independence day, has again urged UScitizens to leave if they can.
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US Embassy In Moscow Gets New Address, Named After Ukraine Separatists
Authorities in Moscow said on Wednesday that they have changed the official address of the US embassy building in the Russian capital to one named after pro-Kremlin separatists in Ukraine.
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Kremlin Scolds US Over Attempts To Recruit Russian Embassy Staff
The Kremlin said today that reported attempts by the U.S. FBI and CIA to recruit embassy staff in Washington were unacceptable.
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"No To War": From Japan To US, Thousands Protest Against Ukraine Invasion
Protesters turned out on public squares and outside Russian embassies in cities from Tokyo to Tel Aviv and New York on Thursday to denounce the invasion of Ukraine -- while more than a thousand who tried to do the same in Russia were arrested.
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Russia Dismisses Claims It Was Responsible For Ukraine Cyberattack
Russia on Saturday rejected US allegations that it was responsible for cyberattacks on Ukrainian banking and government websites as baseless, the Russian embassy in the United States said on Twitter.
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On US Sanctions' Threats Over Ukraine, Russia Says Won't "Back Away"
Russia's embassy in Washington said Tuesday that Moscow will not back down in the face of US sanctions threats over Ukraine, ahead of a phone call between the top US and Russian diplomats.
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'Consider Departing Now': US Advises Its Citizens In Ukraine
The US embassy in Ukraine on Wednesday urged its citizens in the ex-Soviet country to "consider departing now" as fears grow over a possible Russian invasion.
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US Senators Suggest Expelling 300 Russian Diplomats Amid Embassy Dispute
US Democratic and Republican senators urged President Joe Biden on Tuesday to expel 300 Russian diplomats from the United States if Moscow does not issue more visas for Americans to represent Washington in Russia.
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US Says Moscow Forcing It To Fire Russian Embassy Employees
The US State Department said Friday that Moscow is forcing it to lay off nearly 200 Russian employees in its Russia diplomatic missions, saying the move will constrict diplomatic efforts and embassy operations.
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Russia Protests US Embassy, Tech Companies For Aiding "Illegal Rallies"
Russia on Monday issued a protest to the US embassy for what Moscow said were social media posts promoting anti-Kremlin demonstrations and accused American tech giants of interfering in Russian internal affairs.
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Vladimir Putin Mocks Rainbow Flag Outside US Embassy In Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday mocked a rainbow LGBT pride flag hung from the US embassy in Moscow, suggesting it reflected on the orientation of the diplomats.
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Julian Assange Considering Offer To Appear Before US Senate Committee
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been holed up in Ecuador's London embassy for six years, is considering an offer to appear before a U.S. Senate committee to discuss alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, his lawyer said on Thursday.
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US Embassy Warns "Extremists" Planning Attack On Moscow Concert
The US embassy in Russia warned that "extremists" had imminent plans for an attack in Moscow, hours after Russian security services said they had foiled a planned shooting at a synagogue by a cell from the Afghan arm of Islamic State.
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Moscow Diplomats Visit Russian, Detained In US, Over Cybercrime Charges
Vladimir Dunaev, a Russian national who is in pre-trial detention in Ohio on cybercrime charges, has met for the first time with Russian embassy employees, the Russian embassy in the US told the TASS state news agency on Tuesday.
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In New Security Alert, US Urges Its Citizens In Russia to Leave
The warning follows Vladimir Putin's order for the partial mobilisation of Russian men to participate in the Ukraine war.
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In New Security Alert, US Embassy Urges It Citizens In Ukraine To Leave
The USEmbassy in Kyiv, warning of an increased possibility of Russian military strikes on Ukraine in the coming days around Ukrainian independence day, has again urged UScitizens to leave if they can.
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US Embassy In Moscow Gets New Address, Named After Ukraine Separatists
Authorities in Moscow said on Wednesday that they have changed the official address of the US embassy building in the Russian capital to one named after pro-Kremlin separatists in Ukraine.
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Kremlin Scolds US Over Attempts To Recruit Russian Embassy Staff
The Kremlin said today that reported attempts by the U.S. FBI and CIA to recruit embassy staff in Washington were unacceptable.
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"No To War": From Japan To US, Thousands Protest Against Ukraine Invasion
Protesters turned out on public squares and outside Russian embassies in cities from Tokyo to Tel Aviv and New York on Thursday to denounce the invasion of Ukraine -- while more than a thousand who tried to do the same in Russia were arrested.
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Russia Dismisses Claims It Was Responsible For Ukraine Cyberattack
Russia on Saturday rejected US allegations that it was responsible for cyberattacks on Ukrainian banking and government websites as baseless, the Russian embassy in the United States said on Twitter.
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On US Sanctions' Threats Over Ukraine, Russia Says Won't "Back Away"
Russia's embassy in Washington said Tuesday that Moscow will not back down in the face of US sanctions threats over Ukraine, ahead of a phone call between the top US and Russian diplomats.
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'Consider Departing Now': US Advises Its Citizens In Ukraine
The US embassy in Ukraine on Wednesday urged its citizens in the ex-Soviet country to "consider departing now" as fears grow over a possible Russian invasion.
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US Senators Suggest Expelling 300 Russian Diplomats Amid Embassy Dispute
US Democratic and Republican senators urged President Joe Biden on Tuesday to expel 300 Russian diplomats from the United States if Moscow does not issue more visas for Americans to represent Washington in Russia.
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US Says Moscow Forcing It To Fire Russian Embassy Employees
The US State Department said Friday that Moscow is forcing it to lay off nearly 200 Russian employees in its Russia diplomatic missions, saying the move will constrict diplomatic efforts and embassy operations.
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Russia Protests US Embassy, Tech Companies For Aiding "Illegal Rallies"
Russia on Monday issued a protest to the US embassy for what Moscow said were social media posts promoting anti-Kremlin demonstrations and accused American tech giants of interfering in Russian internal affairs.
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Vladimir Putin Mocks Rainbow Flag Outside US Embassy In Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday mocked a rainbow LGBT pride flag hung from the US embassy in Moscow, suggesting it reflected on the orientation of the diplomats.
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Julian Assange Considering Offer To Appear Before US Senate Committee
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been holed up in Ecuador's London embassy for six years, is considering an offer to appear before a U.S. Senate committee to discuss alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, his lawyer said on Thursday.
