Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev responded rudely to Kaja Kallas in a post on the Max platform, calling her "stupid" and claiming that no one invited the EU to the peace process.
The national team head coach told a press conference in Belfast that he had finally met Brentford's midfielder in person after the player joined the squad.
Analysis of Rosstat data, obtained during a cyberattack, indicates that the number of killed Russian military personnel could rise to 650,000 by the end of the year.
Head of the Communications Department of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine explained how SpaceX satellite communications support helicopter crews and interceptor drone operators.
Regulator approved deal under which Volodymyr Poperehniuk and Vyacheslav Klymiv will become full owners of the credit institution via Nova group structure.
Photos of Jensen Huang with Megaspeed head Alice Huang in Taiwan sparked a spying scandal.
According to New York Post, Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will meet in Shenzhen next Thursday.
The US National Weather Service reported a mass failure of radars across the country, resulting in the cancellation of up to 8,000 flights.
According to the Financial Times, Hungary is insisting on the removal of Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman from the sanctions list in exchange for agreeing to extend restrictions on another 2,000 Russians.
Sanctions, which include entry bans and asset freezes for individuals supporting Russia's war against Ukraine, are in effect until 15 March. However, extending them for six months requires a unanimous decision from all 27 EU member states.
According to informed sources, Hungary's ambassador to the EU demanded that Fridman be removed from the list as a condition for supporting the extension of sanctions. The oligarch, who made his fortune in Russia, has been living in London for 10 years.
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