# Russia
Latest news and articles about Russia
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Russian Armed Forces Chief of Staff: Control Established Over Kupiansk City in Ukraine
The Russian military has reportedly taken control of Kupiansk, a key Ukrainian stronghold in Kharkiv Oblast, according to Russian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gerasimov. This development is expected to facilitate further Russian advances and has led to discussions about the potential surrender of Ukrainian forces encircled in the area.
Has the Russian Army Captured Another City? Zelensky States the '28-Point Plan' is Open for Discussion
The Russian military claims to have taken control of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kupiansk, a significant strategic point. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed willingness to discuss a new '28-point plan' proposed by the U.S. and Russia to end the conflict, which may involve substantial territorial concessions from Ukraine. The situation remains contentious, with both sides disputing control over key areas.
Russian Foreign Ministry: Russia Always Insists That the Taiwan Issue is China's Internal Affairs
The Russian Foreign Ministry has reiterated its stance that Taiwan is an integral part of China and opposes any forms of independence for Taiwan. Furthermore, Russia is closely observing Japan's military actions, suggesting that Japan should adhere to its constitutional peace commitments to avoid historical mistakes.
Sanae Takaichi: A Series of Erroneous Moves
Sanae Takaichi, Japan's Prime Minister, has quickly escalated tensions with neighboring countries like China, Russia, North Korea, and South Korea, leading to widespread criticism of her aggressive foreign policy. This approach is rooted in her right-wing ideology and historical revisionism, which she uses to consolidate power domestically while misjudging the international landscape. The potential consequences of her actions include Japan's geopolitical isolation, challenges to the Japan-U.S. alliance, and internal political division.
An Explosive Incident on a Railway Supporting Ukraine; Poland Points Finger at Russia
An explosion on the Warsaw-Lublin railway, used for transporting supplies to Ukraine, has led Poland to accuse Russian intelligence of involvement. No injuries were reported, but Polish authorities have identified two Ukrainian suspects who allegedly collaborated with Russia. This incident has heightened tensions between Poland and Russia, with both sides exchanging accusations.
UK Media Reveals New '28-Point' Plan for Russia-Ukraine Talks: Russia May Escape Western Sanctions, Rejoin G7, and Recover Most Frozen Assets
The UK Daily Telegraph has reported on a newly drafted '28-point' plan by US and Russian officials aimed at resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The plan includes provisions for Russia to regain control over certain territories, rejoin the G7, and recover frozen assets, while imposing significant military restrictions on Ukraine. Despite criticism from European leaders, Ukrainian President Zelensky is reportedly open to discussing the terms of the plan.
Russian Defense Ministry: Ukrainian Army Attacks Targets Inside Russia with US-Made Missiles
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that Ukrainian forces attacked Voronezh with US-made missiles, which were intercepted. In retaliation, Russia launched extensive airstrikes on Ukraine, resulting in significant casualties and power outages. The Ukrainian military claims to have successfully contained Russian offensives in several regions.
The Covert War Behind Russia and Ukraine: Will France Leverage 'Rafale' to Enhance Europe's Defense Discourse?
Ukraine signed a letter of intent with France to purchase 100 'Rafale' fighter jets, marking a significant step in enhancing its defense capabilities amid ongoing conflict with Russia. However, the deal faces challenges regarding funding and actual delivery timelines, with concerns over the depletion of Western military aid. The effectiveness of these new aircraft in changing the battlefield dynamics remains uncertain.
Kremlin: Preparations for the Russia-U.S. Leaders' Meeting Are Not Yet Complete
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced that preparations for a meeting between the Russian and U.S. presidents are still ongoing. He indicated that a phone call between the leaders could be arranged if needed and confirmed Russia's readiness to discuss solutions for the Ukraine situation.
The Life-and-Death Tug-of-War in Red Army City: Why is This Small Town So Important?
The ongoing battle for Pokrovsk, a critical support point in Ukraine's defense, highlights the complexities of the Russo-Ukrainian war. With Russian forces significantly outnumbering Ukrainian troops, the situation remains dire as both sides engage in intense combat and propaganda efforts. The strategic importance of Pokrovsk, both as a logistical hub and a coal mining base, makes its control vital for Ukraine's military operations in the eastern region.
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: Takashima Sanae Should Learn from Historical Lessons
Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, emphasized the importance of learning from historical lessons during an interview with Xinhua News Agency. The statement reflects ongoing diplomatic tensions and the need for historical awareness in international relations.
Putin: The 'Stalingrad' Icebreaker Will Live Up to Its Glorious Name
Russian President Putin expressed confidence that the new nuclear-powered icebreaker 'Stalingrad' will honor its historical name, symbolizing the strength and creativity of the Russian people. He also mentioned the ongoing development of Russia's unique icebreaker fleet and the timely construction of two additional icebreakers.