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Russian Court Orders Euroclear to Pay Around $250B Over Frozen Assets

Russia ordered Belgian group Euroclear to pay $250 billion in damages over the freezing of billions of dollars worth of Russian assets.

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Ukrainian Strikes Kill Four in City Near Moscow: Russia

Ukrainian drone strikes killed four, including a child, hitting an apartment block and industrial facilities in Ryazan, southwest of Moscow.

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Daytime Russian Barrage of 800 Drones Kills Six in Ukraine

A daytime Russian drone barrage mainly targeting western Ukraine killed at least six people and wounded dozens.

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Russia Renews Hardline Demands for Ending Ukraine War

Russia renewed hardline demands on ending the Ukraine war, rejecting a ceasefire unless Ukraine withdraws from the Donbas region.

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Russia, Ukraine End US-Brokered Truce With Fresh Attacks

Russia ended a three-day ceasefire with Ukraine by launching more than 200 attack drones that damaged energy facilities and buildings.

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Putin Says Ukraine War Winding Down, Blasts West for Backing Kyiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said the war in Ukraine was winding down.

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Ukraine, Russia Confirm US-Brokered Three-Day Truce, Prisoner Swap

Russia and Ukraine confirmed on Friday a US-brokered truce and a large prisoner swap over May 9-11, when Moscow celebrates its World War II victory.

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Russia Says Intercepted Drones as Its Unilateral Truce Begins

Russia said Friday it intercepted drones bound for Moscow after warning of a potential retaliatory strike on Kyiv despite a two-day unilateral ceasefire it declared around its World War II victory holiday.

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Russia Says ‘Indignant’ Over Ally Armenia Hosting Zelensky, Summons Envoy

Russia said Thursday that it was "indignant" over its ally Armenia hosting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for a European summit earlier this week.

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EU Hails ‘Leap Forward’ in Ties With Russia’s Ally Armenia

The EU and Armenia laid the groundwork for closer ties at a summit in Yerevan, marking another step in the former Soviet nation's cautious pivot away from Russia and towards Brussels.

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