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Who is Umar Kremlev, the Russian magnate who paid for Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding festivities? (opens the original)
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The U.S. nonprofit journalism organization ProPublica has revealed that Umar Kremlev, a 43-year-old Russian businessman with close ties to the Kremlin, paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebrations last May, and that another contractor for Russia’s Defense Ministry, Alexander Lagutin, was also invited to the event. Only one photo taken by a guest fleetingly shows Kremlev’s presence at the event, just days after both men accompanied Vladimir Putin on a trip to
Russia uses arrests and coercion to send more recruits to the front in Ukraine (opens the original)
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Russian authorities have been paying people to enlist in the army, and now they are also paying them to recruit others. A perverse incentive that has led to a rise in recent months in cases of citizens being taken by force to sign contracts with the army. The Kremlin is trying to avoid an unpopular, open mass mobilization, but is tightening the screws covertly to fill losses that volunteers have not replaced in its offensive in Ukraine. Recruiter work has been very well paid in recent months. Th
Putin assures Trump he has no plans to attack the EU (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday offered deals to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, in exchange for ending the war he is waging against Ukraine and, indirectly, against the West. During Tuesday’s phone call— the 15th between the two leaders in the past 18 months, amid a wave of Russian sabotage — Putin denied any Kremlin plans to attack the European Union and offered Trump several suggestions to hasten an end to the conflict. The Russian leader told the Republican that “speculation
Nikolay Rybakov, leader of Yabloko: ‘We have shown the world how many people in Russia want peace’ (opens the original)
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Thousands of Russian citizens and opposition supporters showed their support this summer for a historic party, Yabloko, after the Kremlin allowed it to participate in the legislative elections to be held from September 18 to 20. It even reached second place in the official polls. The massive backing for the only party calling for an end to the war in Ukraine forced the Kremlin to reverse course. After being barred from the vote by the Supreme Court, it still has a final appeal before that body a
CIA chief’s visit to Moscow is shrouded in lies and half-truths amid ‘war’ of Russian espionage in Europe (opens the original)
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Amid a surge of Russian acts of sabotage across Europe, CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s meeting last week with the heads of the Kremlin’s intelligence agencies has sparked all manner of speculation, including suggestions of a possible Russian invasion. Washington, preoccupied with its own conflict with Iran — an ally of Moscow — and just months from its midterm elections, has not clarified the purpose of the visit and has fueled theories through a series of selective leaks. Intelligence experts wo
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