Putin calls Kerch Bridge attack a terrorist act by Kyiv
Putin branded the Kerch Bridge attack a terrorist act directed by Ukrainian special services. The blast halted road and rail traffic on the bridge linking Russia to Crimea and disrupted a key Kremlin supply route. Ukrainian officials rejected the accusation, noting Russian missile strikes on Zaporizhzhia killed and wounded civilians.
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Russian Federation
Putin
Russia
Investigative Committee
Alexander Bastrykin
Ukraine
Bastrykin
Bulgaria
Georgia
Armenia
North Ossetia
Krasnodar
Kyiv
Mikhail Podolyak
Zaporizhzhia
Moscow
Crimea
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Ter Dmytro
Tetyana Lazunko
Oleksii
Lazunko
Kerch
Europe
Kirill Suslov
Institute For the Study of War
War crime looting hits Ukrainian culture and museums
Ukrainian officials say Russian troops have looted Melitopol and Mariupol museums, seizing the Hun diadem, Scythian gold, religious artifacts, and artworks by Arkhip Kuindzhi and Ivan Aivazovsky. The culture minister calls the actions a war crime as heritage losses reach hundreds of millions.
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Kyiv
Ukraine
Attila the Hun
Europe
Melitopol
Associated Press
Oleksandr Tkachenko
Russia
Olena Zelenska
New York
Museum of Local History
Central Asia
Crimea
Oleksandr Symonenko
Institute of Archaeology
Culture Ministry
Black Sea
Mariupol
Moscow
Arkhip Kuindzhi
Ivan Aivazovsky
Ukraine nuclear plant reconnected to grid after repair
The 750 kilovolt external power line to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was repaired and reconnected, allowing generators to be switched off. IAEA chief Grossi called the reconnection temporary relief in a still untenable situation as shelling continues in the region.
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Ukraine
Berlin
Zaporizhzhia
Europe
U.N
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Rafael Grossi
Grossi
Russia
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Enerhodar
Rosatom
Danchenko trial probes origins of Steele dossier
Igor Danchenko, a Russian analyst and source for Christopher Steele, goes on trial for allegedly lying to the FBI about his information sources. Prosecutors say he concealed reliance on a Democratic operative and on an anonymous call they identify as Sergei Millian, as part of Durham's probe into Crossfire Hurricane and the dossier's role.
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Mucola Markovich
Markovich
Abbas Gallyamov
Putin
FBI
Alexandria
Steele
Donald Trump
Russia
Igor Danchenko
John Durham
Trump
Durham
Danchenko
Christopher Steele
Justice Department
Charles Dolan
Hillary Clinton
Sergei Millian
Chamber of Commerce
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