Exclusive-Nuclear Attack Unlikely Despite Putin's Warnings, US Intelligence Says
Officials initially resisted such a move, citing escalation concerns and uncertainty over how Putin would respond. Some of those officials, including in the White House, the Pentagon and the State Department, feared lethal retaliation on U.S. military and diplomatic personnel and attacks on NATO allies.
Slovak PM Fico to attend Victory Day commemoration in Moscow
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Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Kazakhstan on Wednesday, and discussed boosting energy and industry ties and easing ...
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Putin signals to Biden that the U.S. and NATO allies can be targeted by Russian missiles that are almost impossible to ...
Underscoring that more than 80% of Kazakhstan's oil is exported to foreign markets through Russia, Putin, who starts his ...
Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, who served as national security adviser during President-elect Donald ...
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