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The Kremlin praised Washington for taking a more balanced stance on Ukraine following a UN Security Council resolution that omitted criticism of Russia. Moscow viewed this shift as a sign of US willingness to pursue peace, while European countries abstained from the vote, revealing a deepening divide with Washington. A Significant Shift in US Policy …
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The Kremlin has dismissed recent Turkish media reports claiming that Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad and his wife, Asma al-Assad, face legal and personal turmoil in Russia. The reports alleged that the Assads had sought asylum in Moscow and faced asset freezes, sparking widespread speculation. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov firmly denied these claims, calling them baseless …
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After the Kremlin banned Instagram, a group of Russian developers is planning to establish their own version of the social networking platform. The app, named Rossgram, was just disclosed ahead of its planned investor launch on March 28th, and it’s quite clear where the inspiration originated from. According to photographs on Rossgram’s website, the programme …
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