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Putin, Trump held a phone call, discussed Mideast: Kremlin aide

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Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone with US counterpart Donald Trump, Putin’s diplomatic advisor Yuri Ushakov told reporters Wednesday, ... Read the full article below ↓

Putin urges ‘de-escalation’ in call with Iranian President Pezeshkian: Kremlin

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Russian President Vladimir Putin called for de-escalation in the Iran conflict during a phone call on Tuesday with his Iranian counterpart Masoud Pe... Read the full article below ↓

Gulf oil production could stop in weeks – Putin

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Oil production dependent on the Strait of Hormuz could come to a complete halt within a month, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said. He warned ... Read the full article below ↓

Russia could end gas supplies to EU immediately – Putin

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Russia may withdraw from the European gas market and redirect its supplies elsewhere without waiting for the EU to ban its imports, President Vladim... Read the full article below ↓

Putin calls Khamenei killing ‘cynical violation’ of ‘morality and international law’

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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday slammed the United States and Israel’s killing of Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in as a “cyn... Read the full article below ↓

Putin calls Khamenei killing ‘cynical violation’ of ‘morality and international law’

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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday slammed the United States and Israel’s killing of Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in as a “c... Read the full article below ↓

Putin, women, favours: Epstein’s Russia connections

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Convicted US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein sought to build ties with Russia’s political elite and appeared desperate to secure a meeting with President... Read the full article below ↓

Putin receives top Iranian security chief Larijani: Kremlin

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“The head of state received in the Kremlin the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ali Larijani, who... Read the full article below ↓

Putin Paves The Way For US To Take Greenland, Says Denmark Treats The Island Like A Colony

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The Russian president Vladimir Putin may have just dismantled the EU’s grip on Greenland Commenting on US President Donald Trump’s plans to purch... Read the full article below ↓

Putin invited to Trump’s Gaza ‘Board of Peace’: Kremlin

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited to join US President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” meant to oversee governance and reconstruction ... Read the full article below ↓

Putin Warns That The Global Situation Is ‘Deteriorating’

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that the international situation has been “increasingly deteriorating,” saying that old conflicts are reig... Read the full article below ↓

Putin in contact with Israel, Iran leaders to help ‘de-escalate’: Kremlin

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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday held phone calls with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, ... Read the full article below ↓

Putin's Advisor Warns of Nuclear Strikes on UK, Germany

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In a chilling revelation from a recent interview, a key Russian strategist close to Vladimir Putin has suggested that escalating the Ukraine war could lead to nuclear strikes on major European nations . This comes as tensions simmer, with both sides digging in for what could be a prolonged standoff. As the world watches, questions arise about the real risks of broader conflict and the fragile balance of global security. The Stark Warning from Moscow According to insights shared by American commentator Tucker Carlson, Vladimir Putin appears to view the ongoing Ukraine conflict as part of a deeper crisis in the Western liberal order, centered in cities like London and Berlin . Carlson recounted a conversation with Sergey Karaganov, a prominent Kremlin insider whose perspectives often echo Putin's own strategic thinking. In the interview, Karaganov didn't mince words, stating that if the war drags on at its current pace for another year or two, Russia might res...