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Russian Forces Clear Ukrainian Fighters from Svyato-Nikolaevsky Belogorsky Monastery
The Russian army successfully concluded its assault on the Svyato-Nikolaevsky Belogorsky Monastery, eliminating around 200 Ukrainian fighters who had been hiding in the cellars. The operation, which lasted more than a day, was carried out by the 40th brigade of the Russian Armed Forces.
Russian Forces Clear Ukrainian Fighters from Svyato-Nikolaevsky Belogorsky Monastery
The Russian army successfully concluded its assault on the Svyato-Nikolaevsky Belogorsky Monastery, eliminating around 200 Ukrainian fighters who had been hiding in the cellars. The operation, which lasted more than a day, was carried out by the 40th brigade of the Russian Armed Forces.
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60% Bias Score
Ukraine Ceasefire Talks Intensify Amidst Expired Energy Agreement
High-level meetings in Paris and Moscow regarding a potential Ukraine ceasefire are underway, following the end of a month-long agreement between Russia and Ukraine to not target energy facilities; a US-Ukraine memorandum on mineral extraction was signed.
Ukraine Ceasefire Talks Intensify Amidst Expired Energy Agreement
High-level meetings in Paris and Moscow regarding a potential Ukraine ceasefire are underway, following the end of a month-long agreement between Russia and Ukraine to not target energy facilities; a US-Ukraine memorandum on mineral extraction was signed.
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40% Bias Score
US Threatens Withdrawal from Ukraine Peace Talks
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's statements following a Paris meeting on Ukraine indicate a potential US withdrawal from active peace negotiations if a deal isn't reached within days. This shift prioritizes other global concerns and emphasizes that the conflict isn't America's responsibility, pla...
US Threatens Withdrawal from Ukraine Peace Talks
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's statements following a Paris meeting on Ukraine indicate a potential US withdrawal from active peace negotiations if a deal isn't reached within days. This shift prioritizes other global concerns and emphasizes that the conflict isn't America's responsibility, pla...
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56% Bias Score
EU Rejects Russian Flight Resumption Request Due to Safety Concerns
Russia is requesting permission from the US to resume flights, but the EU has refused due to safety concerns and sanctions; the EU cites concerns over the maintenance and airworthiness of Russian aircraft after three years of sanctions, and the potential use of counterfeit parts.
EU Rejects Russian Flight Resumption Request Due to Safety Concerns
Russia is requesting permission from the US to resume flights, but the EU has refused due to safety concerns and sanctions; the EU cites concerns over the maintenance and airworthiness of Russian aircraft after three years of sanctions, and the potential use of counterfeit parts.
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48% Bias Score
Moscow War Veterans Targeted in Sophisticated Online Banking Scam
Scammers in Moscow are targeting war veterans and other privileged groups with fraudulent calls promising a 14,600 ruble payment, pressuring victims to reveal SMS codes for access to their online banking accounts to take out loans.
Moscow War Veterans Targeted in Sophisticated Online Banking Scam
Scammers in Moscow are targeting war veterans and other privileged groups with fraudulent calls promising a 14,600 ruble payment, pressuring victims to reveal SMS codes for access to their online banking accounts to take out loans.
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32% Bias Score
Russia's Hematological Care: Funding Increases, But Access to Innovation Lags
In Russia, 1.22 million people have hematological diseases, 35% of whom have cancerous blood diseases; funding increased 1.5 times since 2019, yet access to innovative treatments lags behind Europe, with high costs for advanced therapies posing further challenges.
Russia's Hematological Care: Funding Increases, But Access to Innovation Lags
In Russia, 1.22 million people have hematological diseases, 35% of whom have cancerous blood diseases; funding increased 1.5 times since 2019, yet access to innovative treatments lags behind Europe, with high costs for advanced therapies posing further challenges.
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28% Bias Score
Russia Delists Taliban From Terrorist Organization List
Russia removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations on Thursday, a move reflecting Moscow's shift toward new regional alliances after its invasion of Ukraine strained ties with traditional partners; this decision follows years of pragmatic cooperation with the Taliban, despite the 20...
Russia Delists Taliban From Terrorist Organization List
Russia removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations on Thursday, a move reflecting Moscow's shift toward new regional alliances after its invasion of Ukraine strained ties with traditional partners; this decision follows years of pragmatic cooperation with the Taliban, despite the 20...
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44% Bias Score
Disproportionate Body Exchange Highlights Russia's Military Advantages
On Friday, another exchange of remains took place between Russia and Ukraine, with Russia receiving 41 bodies and Ukraine receiving 909. This continues a pattern of disproportionate exchanges observed in January (757 to 49), February (757 to 45), and March (909 to 43).
Disproportionate Body Exchange Highlights Russia's Military Advantages
On Friday, another exchange of remains took place between Russia and Ukraine, with Russia receiving 41 bodies and Ukraine receiving 909. This continues a pattern of disproportionate exchanges observed in January (757 to 49), February (757 to 45), and March (909 to 43).
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60% Bias Score
Khachaturyan Sisters' Fate Hinges on Father's Guilt Verdict
On April 21st, a court will decide if the father of three sisters, who killed him, was guilty of abuse, potentially freeing them from murder charges after seven years.
Khachaturyan Sisters' Fate Hinges on Father's Guilt Verdict
On April 21st, a court will decide if the father of three sisters, who killed him, was guilty of abuse, potentially freeing them from murder charges after seven years.
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48% Bias Score
Russia's Largest Conscription in 14 Years Includes Men from Occupied Ukrainian Territories
Russia conscripted 160,000 men this spring, the largest call-up in 14 years, including those in occupied Ukrainian regions like Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson, despite claims by the Russian Defense Ministry that it is unrelated to the war in Ukraine.
Russia's Largest Conscription in 14 Years Includes Men from Occupied Ukrainian Territories
Russia conscripted 160,000 men this spring, the largest call-up in 14 years, including those in occupied Ukrainian regions like Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson, despite claims by the Russian Defense Ministry that it is unrelated to the war in Ukraine.
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40% Bias Score
Moscow Military-Social Center Streamlines Support for Military Personnel
The Moscow Military-Social Center (MSC) streamlines access to benefits and support for military personnel and their families, issuing over one million SMO participant certificates and working toward complete digitalization to further improve service delivery.
Moscow Military-Social Center Streamlines Support for Military Personnel
The Moscow Military-Social Center (MSC) streamlines access to benefits and support for military personnel and their families, issuing over one million SMO participant certificates and working toward complete digitalization to further improve service delivery.
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48% Bias Score
St. Petersburg Forum Highlights IT's Role in Sustainable Nature Tourism
Over 150 students and experts attended a St. Petersburg forum on nature tourism, focusing on digital modeling for environmental impact prediction and sustainable infrastructure development; key participants included Rosa Khutor, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and Tourism.rf.
St. Petersburg Forum Highlights IT's Role in Sustainable Nature Tourism
Over 150 students and experts attended a St. Petersburg forum on nature tourism, focusing on digital modeling for environmental impact prediction and sustainable infrastructure development; key participants included Rosa Khutor, the Ministry of Natural Resources, and Tourism.rf.
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44% Bias Score
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