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Russia’s president says he will use ‘all means’ available in war but another mobilisation of troops necessary at this stage

US says it did not ‘enable’ Ukraine to strike inside Russia; Kremlin says no prospect of peace talks ‘at the moment’

Opposition representatives from five Russian regional councils have sent appeals urging President Vladimir Putin to issue a decree to end the partial military mobilisation he announced in September to boost Moscow's invasion force in Ukraine.

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that it agrees with the United States about the need for lasting peace in Ukraine but does not see the prospect of negotiations at the moment. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in an interview on Monday that the conflict in Ukraine would end…

In a sports club just outside Moscow run by a former Russian special forces captain, 70 women and men turned out to train with automatic rifles on Saturday, many of them seeking military skills because of the conflict in neighbouring Ukraine.

Some of the Kremlin’s most blatant falsehoods aimed at undercutting US aid are promoted by major figures on the right

Russia says three of its military personnel were killed in drone attacks on two Russian air bases hundreds of kilometres from the front lines in Ukraine.

“Nobody listened to Russia,” Vladimir Putin intoned in 2018, as he unveiled the poisonous fruit of Russia’s military modernisation project: a nuclear-powered cruise missile; a hypersonic glider; and a nuclear warhead atop a drone submarine, designed to flood coastal cities with tsunamis. “Well, listen up now.”

Editorial: Vladimir Putin’s military failure in Ukraine can also make him vulnerable to political opposition at home