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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday there could be no winners in a nuclear war and no such war should ever be started. The Kremlin leader made the comment in a letter to participants of a conference on the nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT), more than five months into his…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Gazprom daily gas output in July lowest since 2008, analysis suggests

Output last month of Russian firm was down 14% on June, sharpening fears Moscow could provoke energy crisis in Europe

The Guardian - UK

Green MSPs targeted for Moscow sanctions over their support of the Ukraine

Duo Greer and Slater are on the Kremlin blacklist

Daily Record

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Did Russia deliberately kill Vadatursky, Ukraine’s grain tycoon?

A Russian missile killed Oleksiy Vadatursky and his wife Raisa, a day before grain exports resumed from Odesa.

Al Jazeera

Top Putin adviser who quit in protest over Ukraine war hospitalised

Anatoly Chubais, known as the ‘father of the oligarchs’, diagnosed with rare Guillian-Barre syndrome

The Independent UK

Russian politician who gave Vladimir Putin first job in Kremlin 'is poisoned'

Anatoly Chubais was "poisoned by the Kremlin", according to opposition activists. Sources close to the former Kremlin-man dispute the claims and say he is suffering from a rare illness

Daily Mirror

‘I hate them’: Dmitry Medvedev’s journey from liberal to anti-western hawk

Critics say former Russian leader’s furious tirades are a desperate attempt to retain political relevance

The Guardian - UK

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Commentary: Putin won’t let OPEC help bring down oil prices

Oil producers from the OPEC+ group meet on Wednesday to agree to the next step in their market management. For the first time in a year, there is no clear policy for them to rubber stamp. That could make for an interesting (virtual) gathering.

Tribune News Service

Russia's Chubais ill with rare immune disorder, close sources say

Anatoly Chubais, who quit his post as a Kremlin special envoy due to the war in Ukraine, is being treated in intensive care in Europe for a rare immune disorder that attacks the nervous system, two sources close to Chubais told Reuters.

Reuters

Ukraine seeks to retake the south, tying down Russian forces

Even as the Russian war machine crawls across Ukraine’s east, trying to achieve the Kremlin’s goal of securing a full control over the country’s industrial heartland of the Donbas, Ukrainian forces are scaling up attacks to reclaim territory in the south

The Independent UK

Russia's Chubais hospitalised in Europe - Russian journalist

Anatoly Chubais, who quit his post as a Kremlin special envoy due to the war in Ukraine, has been hospitalised in Europe with a rare autoimmune disorder that attacks the nervous system, a Russian journalist quoted him as saying.

Reuters

Putin issues chilling threat as he claims navy is set to receive 7,000mph nuclear missiles

President Vladimir Putin revealed the Russian navy would receive hypersonic Zircon cruise missiles within weeks and the area of their deployment would depend on Russian interests.

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin appears unable to use limp right arm to shoo away mosquito in footage

Russian President Vladimir Putin could be seen in the footage limping and appearing to be unable to use his right arm when he was attacked by mosquitos during Navy Day celebrations in St Petersburg

Daily Mirror

Meet the Russian architect of Putin’s economic counterattack

When sanctions made the Fortress Russia he helped build seem less impregnable, Maxim Oreshkin came up with a signature gambit to try and break the economic siege.

Tribune News Service

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Russia's space ambitions grow despite diplomatic tensions with West

Moscow has said that it will leave the International Space Station "after 2024," against a background of political tension with the West. Analysts have warned the move could lead to a halt of Russian-crewed flights. Moscow will now focus on building its own space hub.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin suffers 'night health scare after complaining of severe nausea'

The claim is the latest saga in the ongoing conjecture over the Russian leader's health, with many experts speculating he could be 'seriously ill'

The Independent UK

Analysis: A world changed, maybe permanently, by Ukraine war

By ending 77 years of almost uninterrupted peace in Europe, war in Ukraine has joined the dawn of the nuclear age and manned spaceflight as a watershed in history

Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin facing 'emergency situation' after major security breach for key war 'Doomsday plane'

Russian authorities sentenced taxi driver Zhora Khachunts to four years in jail over the security breach, labelled an "emergency situation" by the Kremlin

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Vladimir Putin's possible successor groomed to take over was MURDERED, close pal claims

A man tipped to become Vladimir Putin's successor died in tragic circumstances in September 2021. A friend of the late Emergencies Minister, Yevgeny Zinichev, is now claiming his death was not an accident

Reuters

U.S. sanctions two Russians for malign influence operations

The U.S. Treasury Department said on Friday it had imposed sanctions on two individuals and four entities that support the Kremlin's global malign influence and election interference operations.

Al Jazeera

Blinken says he ‘pressed’ Lavrov on release of US prisoners

The US is trying to secure release of basketball star Brittney Griner and ex-marine Paul Whelan, both held in Russia.

Reuters

Some wounded Russian soldiers find compensation elusive, despite Putin’s pledge - sources

A week into Moscow’s war in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a gesture of solidarity with his soldiers at the front: injured men could claim compensation of three million roubles, equivalent to about $50,000 or the amount an average Russian worker would earn in four years.

Reuters

Belarus recalls ambassador to Britain over 'hostile' UK policy

Belarus recalled its ambassador to Britain on Friday in response to what it called "hostile and unfriendly" actions by London.

Al Jazeera

Wagner deployed like normal army units on Ukraine front line: UK

UK defence ministry says Russian private military firm allocated specific sectors of front line in eastern Ukraine.

The Independent UK

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