In the dispute with the United States about the termination of the INF disarmament treaty, Russia is prepared to work on resolving mutual grievances. This was announced by the Russian Security Council after a meeting of security advisor Nicolai Patroesjev with his American counterpart John Bolton.
The vote in the Macedonian parliament supporting the change of the name of the country has been manipulated by a combination of blackmail, threats and buying votes. That said the Russian Foreign Ministry Monday.
The Norwegian authorities released a Russian man on Friday suspected of espionage. He was stuck for almost a month. The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) wanted to extend the pre-trial detention order, but the Oslo court rejected that request. The appeal of the PST was also unsuccessful.
The Russian opposition leader Aleksej Navalni is prepared for a 'duel' with the commander of the Russian National Guard, Viktor Solotov. Who had challenged Navalni to a single fight after politician revelations about alleged corrupt practices in the guard, reports Russian media.
Russian President Vladimir Putin sees no reason to revise relations with Saudi Arabia. He said Thursday that Russia does not have enough information about the unexplained disappearance of a Saudi journalist to justify a review of ties with Riyadh.
The citizen research team Bellingcat acts as a front for Western intelligence services to manipulate public opinion. That accusation comes from the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in an interview with Euronews.
Russian opposition leader Aleksej Navalny was released from prison on Sunday morning. Navalny was detained for twenty days because he had called for protests against the plans of the Russian government to raise the retirement age.
Spacemen Aleksej Ovtsjinin and Nick Hague, who had to make an emergency landing on Thursday after their launch, will be able to go into space again next spring. Their flight to the international space station ISS is scheduled for next spring. The head of the Russian space agency Roskosmos, Dmitri Rogozin, said that Friday to the Interfax news agency.
The journalistic research network Bellingcat says he has discovered the identity of 'Alexander Yevgenyevich Petrov', one of the two suspects in the Skripal case. It was about Aleksandr Yevgenyhich Mishkin, military doctor of the Russian military intelligence service GROe.
One of the Russian hackers who, according to the US and the Netherlands, are behind the cyber attacks on, among others, the OPCW in The Hague, is registered at an address in Moscow that has been identified by the Americans as a building of the military intelligence service GROe.
The Kremlin no longer wants to respond to 'discussions in the media' about the identity of two suspects in the Skripal case, the former spy who survived a murder attempt in Salisbury. The suspects declared themselves to be businessmen who have nothing to do with the case, but according to Bellingcat research network they actually work for the Russian military intelligence service GROe.
Pussy Riot activist Pjotr Verzilov is fired from a hospital in Berlin. He was treated there to poisoning symptoms, but his health has improved considerably. The activist has stated in the newspaper Bild the suspicion that the Russian secret service has poisoned him.
Russia will deliver the anti-aircraft system S-300 to Syria in two weeks. That will significantly increase the effectiveness of Syrian air defense, said Russian minister Sergey Sjojgoe (Defense). The system can hit multiple targets simultaneously at a distance of more than 250 kilometers, according to news agency TASS.
Russian authorities have declared the outcome of a controversial regional election invalid. Voters must therefore once again go to the ballot box in the southeastern region of Primorski, where sitting governor Andrej Tarasenko of pro-Kremlin party United Russia previously surprisingly won the election.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has his Russian colleague Vladimir Putin's 'deep participation'. stated after shooting a Russian military aircraft off the Syrian coast. According to him, the incident is the result of the 'usual arrogance of Israel \u0026 quot; always the 'dirtiest means'; used for his ' low goals \u0026 quot ;, can be read in a condolence letter. The Syrian state news agency SANA reports this on Wednesday.
The shooting down of a Russian army apparatus in Syria seems to be the result of 'a tragic coincidence,' said Russian President Vladimir Putin, who proposed to take additional measures to ensure the safety of Russian troops in Syria.
The Russian atomic energy giant Rosatom is rapidly starting to build two new nuclear reactors in Hungary. Russian President Vladimir Putin said this during a visit to Moscow by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. The reactors arrive at the Paks NPP nuclear power plant, which already accounts for 40 percent of all electricity in Hungary.
The sick Piot Riot activist Pjotr Verzilov, who ended up in the intensive care unit of a Moscow hospital last week, has most likely been poisoned with a substance that affects the nervous system. A doctor from a hospital in Berlin, where Verzilov now resides, has announced on Tuesday.
A Russian military aircraft was removed from the air by the Syrian army at or above Syria. The Russian Ministry of Defense has informed that.
Russia and Turkey have agreed on the establishment of a demilitarized zone in the Syrian province of Idlib. It must be arranged to separate the Syrian army and the insurgents in the area.
Justice in Switzerland wants to prosecute two Russians to carry out 'a cyber attack' on the world anti-doping agency WADA in Lausanne. In 2016, WADA itself reported that a large batch of medical data from athletes had been captured in a cyber-burglary.
The two Russians who are suspected of the murder attempt on the former double spy Sergej Skripal and his daughter, according to Russia, have nothing to do with Vladimir Putin or the Kremlin. A spokesperson for the Kremlin told Interfax news agency.
Pussy Riot activist Pjotr Verzilov, who ended up in the intensive care unit of a Moscow hospital last week with poisoning symptoms, was admitted to a hospital in Berlin. According to another member of Pussy Riot, it is better with Verzilov.
Pussy Riot activist Pjotr Verzilov, who ended up in the intensive care unit of a Moscow hospital last week with poisoning symptoms, is likely to be flown to Berlin. Veronika Nikoelsjina, a friend of Verzilov, said Saturday that it is the intention that the medical treatment of Verzilov in the German capital will be continued.
The Kremlin would seriously consider a British request to allow the two men suspected of the poison-murder attempt at Salisbury. So far, however, London has not reported.
The Russian-Canadian activist Pjotr Verzilov, who ended up in the intensive care unit of a Moscow hospital with poisoning symptoms, probably received an overdose of a strong drug. The unofficial spokesman of the anarchist punk rock band Pussy Riot, according to the treating physicians, was struck by too many anticholinergics, drugs that work muscle relaxing.
The Russian news channel RT says two men interviewed who have the same names as the main suspects of the attack on Sergey Skripal in southern England. Alexander Petrov and Roeslan Bosjirov have reported to editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan. The interview would be broadcast in the short term.
The Russian-Canadian activist and artist Pjotr Verzilov has been rushed to a hospital in Moscow. The unofficial spokesperson for the feminist-anarchist punk band Pussy Riot is in the intensive care unit with symptoms that, according to his family, indicate poisoning.
The commander of the Russian National Guard, General Viktor Solotov, has challenged opposition leader Aleksej Navalni, in social media, to a duel. Solotov is angry about Navalni's accusations that he would be corrupt.
The Russian forces have started the enormous multi-day military exercise Vostok 2018 (East 2018). More than 300,000 Russian soldiers participate in this. It is about the biggest maneuvers since the fall of the Soviet Union.
