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'A worthy and dignified life': Ukrainians farewell popular writer killed in recent attack
Dozens of people have come to say goodbye to a writer killed while dining.
Dozens of people have come to say goodbye to a writer killed while dining.
The incident was the first known assault on the Russian capital since an abortive mutiny.
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A Belarusian guerrilla group has suggested it might be used to house fighters from Wagner.
The Ukrainian sex shop sells combat knives alongside its adult products for soldiers.
There is speculation Wagner boss had support among Russia's military and political elite.
Deputy commander of the Russian group of forces fighting in Ukraine has been detained.
The exiled leader may have to be constantly looking over his shoulder for assassins.
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Frightened communities watch as convicts from Russia's private military contractor return.
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A failed toppling still spells trouble for Putin's grip on Russia.
Escaping prosecution in contrast to how Kremlin has treated anti-government protesters.
Video footage on social media appears to show wreckage of Russian Air Force plane.
The armed rebellion in Russia was aborted less than 24 hours after it began.
The American government regarded the matter as a domestic affair for Russia.
A mercenary uprising demanded minister Sergei Shoigu's ouster.
The short-lived revolt weakened Putin just as his forces faced another counter-offensive.
New York Times: The leader of the Wagner mercenary group had kept a low profile for years.
Financial Times: 'Putin's prestige, his power, even his life, are now on the line.'
President Vladimir Putin’s power appeared to hang in the balance this weekend.
The risk for Putin is whether he will be seen as weak, analysts say.
Wagner has now apparently attempted to defuse the crisis by ordering soldiers back.
The PM admits foreign policy isn't his background, but insists he's a fast learner
She fled to NZ after losing her home to Russian occupiers twice.
Russian President addressed the nation and vowed to defend the country.
Russia’s security services respond to declaration by seeking arrest of Yeveny Prigozhin.
Yevgeny Prigozhin says his troops will punish the Defence Minister in an armed rebellion.