Putin apologizes for Azerbaijan airlines plane crash but stops short of taking responsibility
The Kremlin said Russian President Vladimir Putin apologized to the Azerbaijani president for the plane crash that killed 38 people. NBC News' Meagan Fitzgerald reports on the latest U.S. intelligence on the incident.
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Putin's reign of terror will 'end' in 2025 as Russian militants plot violent rebellionMaximilian Andronnikov, who calls himself Caesar, is the leader of the Freedom of Russia Legion, a group of rebel Russians ...
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A SHAMED Vladimir Putin made a mealy-mouthed apology today after a passenger plane was shot down by a Russian missile. The ...
A warrior who leads an anti- Vladimir Putin militant group has vowed that the Russian President will be ousted from power by ...
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Putin and Slovak PM are only world leaders threatening to leave Ukrainians without electricity – Ukraine's Foreign MinistryUkraine's Foreign Ministry has responded to a statement by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, which included threats to shut ...
Vladimir Putin has said that he will not sign a new gas transit deal with Ukraine by the end of the year, dashing his allies, ...
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday there was no time left this year to sign a new Ukrainian gas transit deal, and laid ...
Putin, during a wide-ranging end-of-year news conference in Moscow, claimed that he hasn’t spoken to Trump in years and that ...
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Putin contradicts himself on Ukraine: Claims desire for peace, vows continued warRussian President Vladimir Putin claimed that his country seeks to end the war in Ukraine. However, in 2025, Russia will ...
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