Mariupol was one of the first cities Russia attacked at the start of its invasion of Ukraine.
The conversation allegedly occurred in January 2023 between Russian billionaire Roman Trotsenko and businessman Nikolay Matushevsky.
Russia is expected to continue investing in defenses for its bases in annexed Crimea.
Hundreds more Russian soldiers were killed and dozens of Russia's military equipment were destroyed by Ukrainian forces Tuesday.
The leaked document was drafted by the Russian Presidential Administration's Directorate for Cross-Border Cooperation.
Ukraine is poised to begin its counteroffensive against Russia in May, as thousands of its soldiers will conclude combat training by the end of this month.
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev made the warning while speaking at an educational marathon conference in Moscow.
Russian state TV host Vladimir Solovyov said they will support Carlson if he runs for the presidency in 2024.
Discussions for Russia to invade Ukraine began as early as February to March 2021, one source said.
The inspiration for the steel-plated armored vehicles was a Ukrainian soldier who died while being transported to a hospital.
State news agencies belonging to Russia, Iran and China registered significant boosts in their interaction ratios after the recent changes introduced on Twitter.
The launch of GigaChat is seen as the latest effort by Russia in its technological competition with the United States.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed rumors that President Vladimir Putin is hiding in bunkers amid the war in Ukraine.
The most recent shipment of Iranian weapons to Moscow occurred on March 8.
Ukraine's spy chief said Russia has already come up with candidates who could potentially replace Vladimir Putin.
While Binance has not officially released a statement related to these claims, a spokesperson of the exchange reportedly noted that the CEX's stance on Russian accounts remains the same.
World military expenditure rose to a record $2.24 trillion in 2022.
As Russia's combat losses continued to mount in the war in Ukraine, a blame game began to simmer between the two factions in the Russian forces.
The shootout stemmed from Russia's inability to advance on the frontlines in Ukraine.
Russian soldiers in the Ukrainian city of Lysychansk were not given shovels to dig up the trenches.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said that it would investigate the incident.
New intelligence reveals that the FSB had insiders within the highest security agencies in Ukraine.