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Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Head of the Russian Security Council, alleged the U.S. is engaged in a deliberate campaign to distort facts and minimize the Soviet Union's decisive role in conquering Nazi Germany during World War 2.
Major brands like Nestle, Unilever, Philip Morris and Mondelez have become increasingly open about their intentions to hold onto their Russian businesses. Mondelez's CEO bluntly told the FT that investors do not "morally care" about the company operating in Russia.
The Dutch minister went further, expressing hope that other countries that have a different position will change it to align with allowing cross-border attacks from Ukraine into Russia itself.
Rinkevics directly linked Russia's advances in Ukraine to "our inability to provide Ukraine with weapons and putting restrictions" on how they can be utilized.
In an interview with the Russian state media outlet Sputnik, David T. Pyne, an EMP Task Force scholar and ex-Pentagon official, declared that Russia has the most capable electronic warfare systems in the world, with the longest and most powerful GPS and radio frequency of any nation.
The court rejected a request to transfer Gen. Ivan Popov to house arrest and ruled the ex-commander of Russia's 58th army should remain in pretrial detention, according to media reports from the courtroom.
More ships from Russia's Black Sea Fleet appear to be leaving their main naval base in Sevastopol amid continued attacks by Ukrainian forces, according to reports from the Crimean peninsula annexed by Moscow.
In a statement released by the Kremlin, Putin welcomed participants to the 27th edition of the forum, a major annual convention that aims to connect Russian companies with potential foreign investors and partners.
Foreign ministers from the 27 EU member nations gave final approval during a meeting in Brussels to the sanctions architecture, which was informally dubbed the "Navalny regime" after jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
The deliberations, revealed by a top Russian diplomat, reflect the increasingly pragmatic relations between Russia and the Taliban since the militants seized power in Kabul in August 2021 after two decades of war against U.S.-led NATO forces.
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