World: On January 13, the Kremlin said that though there were no preparations underway (for the Trump-Putin meeting), there was understanding and political will for one.

On possible Trump-Putin meeting, Kremlin says there's 'political will' for dialogue

World: Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said that Russia was closely monitoring Trump’s comments about merging Canada with US and buying Greenland. 

Russia doubts Trump can resolve Ukraine war swiftly; calls Greenland and Canada plans ‘wild speculations’

Ursa Major carries out missions for the Russian Defence Ministry's military construction arm. 

Moscow accuses Norwegian shipping company of denying help to sinking Russian ship, company rejects claim

Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit India on the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said. The dates will be announced in early 2025, according to the Russian Embassy in India.

Russian President Putin to visit India on PM Modi's invitation, dates to be announced in early 2025: Kremlin

Russia has reportedly fired a senior commander over false claims regarding the progress of the war in eastern Ukraine. Ukrainian military bloggers reported Sunday (Nov.

Russia fires senior commander for reporting ‘false victories’ in eastern Ukraine: Report

Italy, Spain, and Greece on Wednesday (Nov. 20) shut down their embassies in Kyiv following a similar move by the US earlier in the day. The US embassy had warned of a potential significant air attack, citing "specific information".

Italy, Spain, Greece close embassies in Kyiv after US; Kremlin rejects ‘freeze’ on Ukraine war

Russia warned that the use of US long-range missiles by Ukraine would result in "an appropriate and tangible" response from Moscow. In an official statement on Monday (Nov 18), Russia's foreign ministry said that an attack inside Russian territory using US missiles "would represent the direct involvement of the United States and its satellites in hostilities against Russia," BBC reported.

Russia says Biden 'fuelling fire' to Ukraine war, will face 'appropriate' response

Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to visit India soon, Indian news agency ANI reported citing Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin's press secretary, on Tuesday (Nov 19).

Russian President Putin expected to visit India soon, says Kremlin spokesperson

The famous white beluga whale, which was suspected to be a spy of Russia, was probably guarding 'Kremlin property' when it was found dead off the coast of Norway, according to a new documentary.

Russian spy whale lost life while guarding ‘Kremlin property’ in Arctic: Report

United States presidential election winner Donald Trump is likely to call Russian President Vladimir Putin and ask him to stop the war in Ukraine as soon as possible, stressing the need for peace, a former American diplomat said.

Trump-Putin phone call expected before January inauguration, Kremlin says ‘it’s not ruled out’

United States officials on Friday (Oct 25) blamed ‘Russian actors’ for a viral video allegedly showing mail-in ballots for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump being destroyed in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state.

US officials blame Russian actors for ‘fake’ video showing man destroying mail-in ballots

The Kremlin on Tuesday (Oct 15) accused Western countries of "blatant attempts" to sway the election campaign in the Caucasus country of Georgia. Russia accused the West of influencing the country's parliamentary elections which are set to be held later this month.

Kremlin accuses West of swaying Georgia election campaign by 'blatant attempts'

The Kremlin said on Saturday that Democratic Party presidential candidate Kamala Harris's description of Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "murderous dictator" exposed how politicians in Washington sought to impose their views on the world.

Kamala Harris calls Putin 'murderous dictator', Kremlin says her remarks expose US view of world

North Korean military engineers have been deployed to help Russia in its invasion of Ukraine with ballistic missiles, and North Koreans operating in occupied regions of Ukraine have already been killed, alleged senior officials in Kyiv and Seoul.

North Koreans deployed alongside Russian troops to fight against Ukraine; Kremlin rejects claims as ‘fake’

A major UK national daily has claimed that Russia may be increasingly trying to source sensitive goods from India in the face of thousands of Western sanctions. The Financial Times has reported that the Kremlin is even exploring options to shift manufacturing facilities to India to have its supply chains stabilised and uninterrupted.

Kremlin exploring sourcing sensitive goods from India in face of Western sanctions: Report

Berlin is taking reports of a plot to assassinate the chief executive of arms manufacturer Rheinmetall very seriously and will not be cowed by Russian intimidation, the German government said on Friday.

Russian assassination plot claims against Rheinmetall CEO dismissed by Kremlin as ‘fake news’

Alexander Bastrykin, the head of Russia's Investigative Committee, on Friday (June 28) urged President Vladimir Putin to lift the country's moratorium on the death penalty.

Russia's chief investigator urges Vladimir Putin to reinstate death penalty

Watch top headlines of the hour: - ICC issues warrants against Russia's Shoigu & Gerasimov - Israel's High Court orders drafting ultra-orthodox men - Kenya: New Finance Bill triggers protests - South Korea conducts live fire drills - Assange begins journey back to Australia - Kremlin 'preparing' for PM Modi's Russia visit

South Korea conducts live fire drills | Kenya: New Finance bill triggers protests

Russia on Friday (May 3) sharply reacted to British Foreign Secretary David Cameron's statement that Ukraine could use British weapons against targets inside Russia if it wanted to.

West is waging hybrid war...: Russia reacts to Cameron's statement on UK arms for Ukraine

US intelligence agencies have said that Russian President Vladimir Putin probably did not personally order the killing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny at an Arctic prison camp in February, as reported by the Wall Street Journal on Saturday (April 27).

US intel suggests Putin unlikely to have ordered Navalny's killing: Report

Russia will display "war trophies" at the Moscow exhibition, including the Leopard MBT, Bradley IFV, and AMX-10 AFV. Plans to host an exhibition showcasing a variety of weaponry and military hardware taken by the Russian troops in Ukraine have been revealed by the Ministry of Defense in Russia.

Russia-Ukraine war: Kremlin to showcase captured western weapons in Moscow

A Russian court on Wednesday ordered one of Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu's deputies to be kept in custody on suspicion of taking bribes, the highest-profile corruption case since President Vladimir Putin sent troops into Ukraine in 2022.

Russia Deputy Defence Minister Timur Ivanov arrested for alleged bribery, faces 15 years in jail if convicted

All eyes are on the first launch of the Angara A5 space rocket from Russia's Vostochny Cosmodrome. A successful launch could be a milestone for Russian President Vladimir Putin's space ambitions. Watch in for more details!

Russia | All eyes on Kremlin's Angara-A5 carrier rocket

According to reports a Cyber attack has jolted Russia's prison system. A group of hackers breach the Russian prison systems database. Watch in for more details!

Russia: Anti-Kremlin hackers target Russia, 'avenge Navalny's death'

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