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Russian Special Forces and aircraft remain heavily engaged in fighting alongside troops loyal to the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin will ultimately decide whether to participate in a prisoner exchange with Ukraine.
Islamic State Oil And Weapons Crossing Syria-Turkey Border Despite US And Russian Attacks
Since ISIS came to prominence in Syria and Iraq over the last 21 months, it has raised billions in oil revenues and traded for weapons on the border.
Russia Accuses Ukraine Of Ignoring Ceasefire Agreement, Germany Says There Have Been ‘Violations’
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said in Moscow Wednesday that there have been violations of the ceasefire brokered last year.
Russian Transport Agency Begins Examining Low-Budget Airlines After Flydubai Flight FZ981 Crash
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Russian Court Sentences Ukrainian Pilot Savchenko To 22 Years In Jail
A Russian court convicted Nadezhda Savchenko of murdering two Russian journalists and gave her 22 years. Ukraine says she was framed.
Is Brussels The New Home Of Europe Terror? Belgium's Terrorist Recruitment Problem Explained
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Russia Meldonium Crisis? Amid Doping Scandals, Sports Minister May Resign, Wrestling Team Handicapped For Olympics
Amid an ongoing crisis, Russia has reportedly been struck by a new doping scandal.
John Kerry In Moscow: Meeting With Putin Under Consideration, Russia Foreign Ministry Hopes For Better US Relations
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Washington has requested a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and John Kerry during the latter’s Moscow visit this week.
Prison Reform 2016: Netherlands Jails May Close As Dutch Crime Rate Falls
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Economic Woes Push More Russians Into Poverty, Highest Level In A Decade
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Russia Slams US For Delay In Syria Truce Enforcement, Warns It Will Respond To Ceasefire Violators
Moscow warned Monday it would begin the use of force against ceasefire violations in Syria unilaterally if the U.S. refuses to coordinate rules of engagement.
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Savchenko Trial: Judge Begins Reading Verdict On Ukrainian Pilot Charged With Killing Of Russian Journalists
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ISIS In Iraq Update: US Marines On The Ground To Fight Islamic State Group
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