Russia has accused US President Joe Biden of carrying out military strikes in Iraq and Syria to prop up his presidential re-election campaign. Russia's Ambassador to United Nations Vassily Nebenzia, at a meeting of the Security Council, said that Biden giving the nod to engage in conflicts in the Middle East was not in response to the deadly attack on US soldiers in Jordan, but an attempt to boost his image.

Russia says Biden 'boosting' his presidential campaign with Syria, Iraq strikes

As the Biden administration sent patrol boats to help the Ukrainian Navy counter Russia's naval might, US secretary of state Antony Blinken said he has "real concerns about Russia's unusual military activity".

Don't know about President Putin's intentions: Blinken on Ukraine 'provocation'

Slew of disputes between former Cold War adversaries US and Russia

The Russian parliament's lower house voted on Wednesday to withdraw from an international treaty allowing surveillance flights over military facilities following the US departure from the pact.

Russian parliament's lower house votes to exit from Open Skies Treaty

Washington's envoy to Moscow will return to the United States for consultations, the US embassy said on Tuesday, after Moscow "recommended" that ambassador John Sullivan temporarily leave amid soaring tensions.

US envoy to Moscow returning to US for consultations

The United States will announce sanctions on Russia as soon as Thursday for alleged election interference and malicious cyber activity, targeting several individuals and entities, people familiar with the matter said.

US to slap new sanctions on Russia for election interference, cyber attack: Sources

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Thursday accused the United States of seeking to spread what he called "a cultural revolution" around the world. In an interview with political scientists broadcast on national television, Moscow's top diplomat said "they have colossal possibilities for it.

Russia accuses US of seeking to spread 'cultural revolution' worldwide

The Kremlin on Friday said that it is ''prepared for the worst'' when it was asked about the possibility of a new Cold War between the United States and Russia. It comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin mocked Joe Biden for calling him a "killer", saying "it takes one to know one", as ties between Moscow and Washington sank to new lows.

'Prepared for worst': Kremlin on possible new Cold War with US

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Saturday the United States was "deeply troubled" by Russia's growing intolerance of free speech, on the sixth anniversary of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov's murder.

US State Secretary Blinken says US 'deeply troubled' by Russia's intolerance of free speech

The United States of America and Russia are sparring over control of minerally rich Central Africa Republic. For years, France and the United States maintained a strong presence in the Central African Republic (CAR)—until the end of military operations in 2016 and a withdrawal of forces in 2017.

Why US and Russia are sparring over control of Central Africa Republic

The prospect of Western military action in Syria that could lead to confrontation with Russia hung over the Middle East on Friday but there was no clear sign that a US-led attack was imminent

Threat of US-Russia clash hangs over Syria

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