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Russian TV Presenter Says Moscow Should Invade UK And Take Stonehenge
Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, Russian television personality Vladimir Solovyov recently suggested that Russia invade the United Kingdom next, saying hed like to see Moscow take Stonehenge.
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International Space Station Has Enough Supplies Till Next Summer: Russia
The International Space Station (ISS) has enough supplies of food, water and life-supporting materials until the next summer, mission control head of the ISS Russian segment Vladimir Solovyov said Sunday.
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Russia to Exhume Tsar Alexander III in His Son's Century-old Murder Probe
Russia will exhume the remains of Tsar Alexander III as part of a probe into the century-old murder of his son, the country's last emperor Nicholas II, and his family, investigators said on Monday.
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Russian-US crew docks at ISS after two-day delay
A Russian spacecraft with two Russians and a NASA astronaut aboard on Friday docked successfully at the International Space Station after a technical hitch caused an unprecedented two-day delay.
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Russian TV Presenter Says Moscow Should Invade UK And Take Stonehenge
Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, Russian television personality Vladimir Solovyov recently suggested that Russia invade the United Kingdom next, saying hed like to see Moscow take Stonehenge.
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International Space Station Has Enough Supplies Till Next Summer: Russia
The International Space Station (ISS) has enough supplies of food, water and life-supporting materials until the next summer, mission control head of the ISS Russian segment Vladimir Solovyov said Sunday.
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Russia to Exhume Tsar Alexander III in His Son's Century-old Murder Probe
Russia will exhume the remains of Tsar Alexander III as part of a probe into the century-old murder of his son, the country's last emperor Nicholas II, and his family, investigators said on Monday.
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Russian-US crew docks at ISS after two-day delay
A Russian spacecraft with two Russians and a NASA astronaut aboard on Friday docked successfully at the International Space Station after a technical hitch caused an unprecedented two-day delay.
