The Kremlin said on Friday that it was Turkey's responsibility to stop militants in Syria's Idlib province from firing on civilian and Russian targets. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the comments when asked about a suggestion from Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan to implement a ceasefire in Idlib.

Kremlin says onus is on Turkey to rein in militants in Syria's Idlib

The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on five Russians over abuses including the killing of a prominent opposition leader, days after top-level talks seemed to ease tensions between the two powers.

Kremlin pledges response after US imposes sanctions on its five Russians

President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said Moscow was sorry to see Iran's nuclear deal falling apart but stressed Russia was not "a fire brigade" to "rescue everything.

Russia is not a fire brigade to rescue Iran deal: Putin

Russia on Friday dismissed the Mueller report again, stating that it does not show any kind of proof of meddling by Moscow in the 2016 US elections. "As a whole, the report as before does not present any reasonable proof at all that Russia allegedly meddled in the electoral process in the US," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists, saying it contained "no new information".

Mueller report shows 'no reasonable proof' of Russian meddling: Kremlin

Russia called for calm on all sides in the Libya conflict after 32 people were killed in fighting with strongman Khalifa Haftar's troops near Tripoli. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow was calling "on all sides to reject actions that could provoke bloodshed in battle and the deaths of civilians".

Russia calls for calm on 'all sides' in Libya conflict

President Vladimir Putin will not reply to a letter from the son of a woman killed by a suspected Russian nerve agent near the English city of Salisbury last year because Russia's ambassador to Britain has already done so, the Kremlin said on Monday.

Kremlin says it's not Putin's place to answer Briton whose mother died in poisoning

The Kremlin on Wednesday rejected a British suggestion it might use a former US Marine detained in Russia on espionage charges as a pawn in a diplomatic game and said it reserved the right to conduct counter-intelligence activities.

Kremlin says it will not use detained ex-US marine Paul Whelan as pawn

The Kremlin shrugged off a US call for it to scrap a nuclear-capable missile on Friday, saying it was in compliance with the Cold-War era arms control treaty Washington accuses the missile of violating.

Won't scrap nuclear-capable 9M729 cruise missiles: Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to discuss US plans to exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) arms treaty with Donald Trump when the two meet in Paris on November 11, the Kremlin said on Monday.

Putin wants to discuss US exit from nuclear pact with Trump: Russia

Six people died in floods in southern Russia which also damaged regional infrastructure including an oil pipeline, authorities said Friday, as emergency workers were struggling to provide food and water to the victims.

Floods kill six in southern Russia

Moscow on Monday said that documents presented by the Netherlands last week alleging that Russian agents attempted to hack into the global chemical watchdog organisation were not proof of Moscow's involvement.

Netherlands has no proof of alleged Russian hacking plot: Dmitry Peskov

Russia to supply India with five regiments of S-400 missiles

The Kremlin on Monday accused Israeli pilots of "premeditated actions" over the downing of a Russian plane in Syria last week, warning it will harm relations between the two countries.

Russia says plane downing result of 'premeditated' actions by Israeli pilots

Kremlin spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov said that 'Yes, we have such fears,' when he was asked if the Kremlin was concerned the move could increase tensions in the wider region

US Jerusalem embassy opening could fuel Middle East tensions: Kremlin

Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied any breach of international arms control pacts by Russia

Russia does not plan to get dragged into any arms race: Spokesperson

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday that a US report on people close to the Kremlin might damage the image of Russian firms, businessmen and officials

US 'oligarch list' may damage image of Russian firms: Kremlin

It will need to go through several steps, including being passed by the committee, the upper house and the lower house before the resolution becomes official

Russia to ban American journalists from covering parliament

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