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Putin Employs Forceful Carrot And Stick Approach To Get People Voting In Russia's Election

Even though there's almost certainly only going to be one winner.... Putin.
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UK Predicts Russia Won't Deploy This 1 Tactic In Ukraine War Ahead Of Its Presidential Election

The Kremlin will look to stay away from "unpopular policy moves".
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Moscow's Tactic To Turn Russians Against So-Called 'Traitors' Is Working, UK Claims

The Kremlin is making it harder for anyone to "deviate" from the government line when it comes to the Ukraine war.
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What Happens If Putin Actually Does Die, Or Has To Step Down?

The question comes after a Ukrainian spymaster claimed Russia was using a body double for the president.
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What We Know So Far About The Alleged Attack On Putin And The Kremlin

Russia claimed it disabled two Ukrainian drones – but Zelenskyy denies it was involved at all.
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Kira Rudik: 'Call A Spade A Spade, Russia Is A Terrorist State'

The Ukrainian MP has compiled a timeline of attacks on civilians ahead of the one-year anniversary of Putin's invasion.
By Kira Rudik

More Prominent Russians Are Starting To Speak Out Against The Kremlin's War Efforts

It comes after Moscow tried to blame a recent failure on low-level Russian soldiers.
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Kids' TV Star Timmy Mallet's Tribute To Gorbachev Has Resurfaced Iconic Episode On 90s Russia

"Thank you Gorby."
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Boris Johnson Fears Russia Could Use Chemical Weapons In Ukraine

UK prime minister accuses Putin's regime of using a “cynical, barbaric” playbook.
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Russia's List Of 'Unfriendly' Nations Stuns Twitter: 'And We Thought Trump Was Insecure'

The list includes the UK and Ukraine, but Twitter users were surprised Liechtenstein, Montenegro and San Marino also made the cut.
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