- Putin ally warns of nuclear dystopia due to United States
- Piercing the propaganda veil: US, Schwarzenegger, hackers give Russians uncensored view of Ukraine war
- Ukraine war: Ukrainian fightback gains ground west of Kyiv
- Ohio Senate race: Gibbons launches new ad blitz to give voters a behind the scenes look
- Florida’s controversial ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill: What’s inside the proposed law
One of President Vladimir Putin’s closest allies warned the United States on Wednesday that the world could spiral towards a nuclear dystopia if Washington pressed on with what the Kremlin casts as a long-term plot to destroy Russia. Dmitry Medvedev, who was president from 2008 to 2012 and is now deputy secretary of Russia’s Security Council, said the United States had conspired to destroy Russia as part of an “primitive game” since the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union. “It means Russia must be humiliated, limited, shattered, divided and destroyed,” Medvedev, 56, said in a 550-word statement.
Outsiders are finding creative ways to make sure Russians hear the truth about war in Ukraine as the Kremlin tamps down on news outlets, social media.
Authorities in the town of Makariv, near the capital, say Ukrainian flags are flying there again.
Ohio GOP Senate primary: Mike Gibbons launches a new ad blitz to give voters a behind the scenes look at his campaign
Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill has caused a nationwide debate about LGBTQ content in education.
