Categories Russia Russia responds to Zelensky’s call for talks Posted on Posted onMay 29, 2022May 29, 2022By Editor Kiev froze the peace talks, but it’s not usual for the Ukrainian government to take mutually exclusive stances, Moscow insists. … Read More >Russia responds to Zelensky’s call for talks
Categories Russia Kremlin comments on situation at Azovstal plant Posted on Posted onMay 10, 2022By Editor Ukrainian militants are attempting to take up firing positions but these efforts are being suppressed, President Putin’s spokesperson says. … Read More >Kremlin comments on situation at Azovstal plant
Categories Russia Kremlin responds to Clinton’s NATO statement Posted on Posted onApril 17, 2022April 17, 2022By Editor Washington repeatedly declined Russian offers to join the bloc, according to Putin’s spokesman. … Read More >Kremlin responds to Clinton’s NATO statement
Categories Business ‘Sanctions games’ weaken dollar and euro – Kremlin Posted on Posted onApril 5, 2022April 5, 2022By Editor The switch to national currencies in cross-border settlements has begun and there is no stopping it, Russian president’s spokespman says. … Read More >‘Sanctions games’ weaken dollar and euro – Kremlin
Categories Russia Kremlin identifies ‘red line’ in NATO-Russia relations Posted on Posted onJanuary 17, 2022January 17, 2022By Editor NATO created a situation Russia “couldn’t tolerate any more,” Putin’s spokesman clams. … Read More >Kremlin identifies ‘red line’ in NATO-Russia relations
Categories Russia Rumors of Chinese ‘hypersonic missile test’ don’t worry Russia given ‘allied relations,’ Moscow says, as US warns of global threat Posted on Posted onOctober 19, 2021October 19, 2021By Editor The first purported test of a Chinese missile that can fly faster than the speed of sound might be causing consternation in the West but, as a close partner of Beijing, Russia has no reason to be concerned, the Kremlin has said. … Read More >Rumors of Chinese ‘hypersonic missile test’ don’t worry Russia given ‘allied relations,’ Moscow says, as US warns of global threat
Categories Russia Putin doesn’t have online accounts & thinks there are better uses of his time than posting on Twitter or Facebook, Kremlin says Posted on Posted onSeptember 7, 2021September 7, 2021By Editor Russia’s President Vladimir Putin isn’t active online because he doesn’t have enough time to post, scroll and click, the Kremlin has revealed, saying he has rejected the idea of having an aide manage public profiles on his behalf. … Read More >Putin doesn’t have online accounts & thinks there are better uses of his time than posting on Twitter or Facebook, Kremlin says
Categories Russia Kremlin Concerned Over Raab’s Statement that UK Ships May Enter ‘Ukrainian Waters’ Again Posted on Posted onJuly 8, 2021July 8, 2021By Editor The Kremlin is concerned over UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab’s recent claim that London may send British ships to “Ukrainian waters” again after the incident with the destroyer Defender. … Read More >Kremlin Concerned Over Raab’s Statement that UK Ships May Enter ‘Ukrainian Waters’ Again
Categories Russia Kremlin: US’ endless repetition that Russia stop ‘aggressive actions’ trivializes claims Posted on Posted onApril 13, 2021April 13, 2021By Editor The United States’ constant repetition of calls addressed to Russia for stopping “aggressive actions” devalues Washington’s statements, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the media on Monday. … Read More >Kremlin: US’ endless repetition that Russia stop ‘aggressive actions’ trivializes claims
Categories Russia Full-scale Ukrainian war would threaten Russian security Kremlin warns, pledging action to prevent ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ Posted on Posted onApril 11, 2021April 11, 2021By Editor A return to fierce fighting in Eastern Ukraine would amount to a crisis on Russia’s doorstep, President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman has said, arguing that Moscow could be forced to intervene to prevent such a situation worsening. … Read More >Full-scale Ukrainian war would threaten Russian security Kremlin warns, pledging action to prevent ‘humanitarian catastrophe’
