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Russia strikes Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences

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Russia's jet-powered drones are turning Kyiv into a daytime war zone
As Ukraine's defenses struggle to keep up with Russia's technological advances, its capital is fast becoming a frontline city.

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 · 11h
Kyiv Science Academy Hit as Russian Jet-Drones Strike Across Ukraine
 · 1h
Russia strikes Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences, full of workers
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Russian drones hammer apartments, offices, and a cultural landmark in Ukraine, killing 7
Russia’s round-the-clock bombardment of targets in Ukraine killed at least seven people and wounded more than 80 others, officials said Monday.

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newsbytesapp.com · 5h
Russian attack hits Kyiv science academy, 1 dead, children injured
National Herald · 10h
Russian drones hammer Kyiv apartments, offices & science academy, killing 7

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Russia paying US recruits $26,000 to become cannon fodder in Ukraine war
Russia is recruiting frontline troops for its war against Ukraine any way it can, and has duped at least 18 US men into fighting.

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Russian Foreign Minister Vows Russia Will See Ukraine War Through
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Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine—Five Years Of War With Global Stakes
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Kremlin transfers control of German retailer Metro's Russia business

President Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian assets of German retailer Metro AG placed under the temporary administration. The step comes against a background of tension between Germany and Russia over the war in Ukraine.
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Ukraine's Zelenskiy says North Korea prepares to deploy another 10,000 troops to Russia

SEOUL, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday there are more than 8,000 North Korean troops on Russian territory and preparations are underway to deploy another 10,
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Rusland past gevechtsvliegtuigen aan na tegenslagen in oorlog in Oekraïne

Rusland heeft zijn Su-57 ingezet voor operaties over lange afstand tegen Oekraïne, maar de toestellen bewust ver uit de buurt gehouden van de gevechten aan het front.
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Ukraine war briefing: Putin orders army expansion as Zelenskyy says more North Koreans to be deployed in Russia

Putin’s order comes as both Russian and Ukrainian forces suffer mounting casualties. What we know on day 1,679
7h

Exclusive-Russia Raises 2027 Military Spending by 27%, Budget Documents Show

The documents showed that in 2026 the government will increase its net borrowing plan by 26% to 5 trillion roubles and spend 459 billion roubles - about 11% of the liquid part of
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She grew up under Soviet rule. Now EU's top diplomat warns Europe against giving Russia what it wants

Kaja Kallas says Russia's sabotage and intimidation campaign aims to weaken European support for Ukraine, warning the strategy will escalate if it works.
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Germany's Wadephul sees no point in further Russia talks for now

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Monday that further high-level talks with Russia would only make sense if Moscow showed a genuine willingness to negotiate, following his meeting with
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Russia's top diplomat rejects German calls to defuse 'dangerous' escalation

Russia's top diplomat has rejected German calls to ease off its 'dangerous path of escalation' toward the country.
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Ukraine’s Zelensky says North Korea prepares to deploy another 10,000 troops to Russia

North Korea has sent an estimated 14,000 to 15,000 troops to support Russia’s war in Ukraine. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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How Evan Gershkovich kept reporting from inside Russia’s prison system

The reporter sits down with WSJ Editor in Chief Emma Tucker to discuss his arrest and imprisonment in Moscow’s infamous Lefortovo prison.
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