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The Soviet Union, which covered a sixth of the Earth's surface and was home to 280 million people, collapsed on December 25, 1991.
The Russian army has around 800,000 soldiers in active service and an annual budget of 60 billion euros, positioning it as a major military power.
Vladimir Putin's national security council meeting occurs just days before the invasion, with 190,000 troops positioned at Ukraine's borders.
Vladimir Putin's Kremlin has been implicated in numerous poisoning cases over the past 20 years, using lethal substances as a tool of power.
800 precious books are said to have been brought to Moscow from Constantinople in 1453, sparking the legend of Ivan the Terrible's hidden library.
A 249-foot tall tower serves as the main entrance to the Kremlin, a key site in Moscow's long and complex history.
For years, the Kremlin has employed hackers to interfere in elections and breach government networks in exchange for freedom and protection.
Exiled journalists Masha Borzunova and Evgeniya Zobnina investigate the rise of violence and propaganda in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy confirms Russia's battle for Donbas has begun amid civilian casualties.
In response to drone strikes on Moscow and the Bryansk region, Russia's defense Ministry raises the conscription age while President Putin emphasizes military strength.
Recent successes in Ukraine embolden critics of Putin, including pop star Alla Pugachova.
Wagner's revolt in Russia challenges Putin's authority and raises security concerns in Moscow.
Ukraine's DIY drones significantly impact the conflict against Russia's invasion.
More than 5,000 people were arrested during protests across Russia demanding the release of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and helped propel Vladimir Putin to the presidency amid a climate of fear.
Four terrorist bombings in September 1999 killed almost 300 people and raised suspicions about the Kremlin's involvement in the attacks.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner group challenges Putin's power and generates immense wealth.
Yevgeny Prigozhin meets Putin in the Kremlin days after the Wagner rebellion towards Moscow.
Donald Trump's financial connections to the Soviet Union are examined, highlighting a $100 million payment linked to his Toronto project with Russian Canadian billionaire Alex Snyder.
Ukraine intensifies drone attacks on Russia, alarming the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin's Security Council.
In Russia, families of active-duty servicemen share accounts of their loved ones' deaths in Ukraine, highlighting the government's denial of military involvement.
Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of a massacre in Bucha, countered by Kremlin media claims.
Families of Russian troops protest for their return from the Ukraine front amid risks of arrest.
Mikhail Kasyanov discusses fears for his life amid Kremlin secrecy and political danger.
German police investigate the poisoning of two Russian journalists in Berlin.
Western sanctions against the Kremlin may have backfired, impacting Europe more than Russia.
The Kremlin manipulates German politics to weaken support for Ukraine, targeting the AfD and Die Linke.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner Group attempts a coup on Saturday, challenging Kremlin narratives.
Russian propaganda evolves as the war in Ukraine exposes its limitations and setbacks.
Putin's grip on power is questioned after Prigozhin's secretive funeral and Wagner's Mutiny.
Sergei Magnitsky uncovers a $230 million tax fraud linked to the Kremlin in Russia.
Benjamin Strick counters Kremlin disinformation following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian leaders aim to hold Bakhmut amid tensions between Russian Wagner and the Kremlin.
Russian police arrest demonstrators in Moscow for Alexei Navalny's birthday amid strict laws.
The Kremlin's war against Ukraine silences independent media and sparks resistance.
A Ukrainian soldier threatens John Sweeney with a gun, demanding his passport after he films near an anti-aircraft gun during the early days of the war.
A Russian strike in Herson kills seven and injures over 50 during Christmas shopping.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peshkov acknowledges significant Russian troop losses in Ukraine, while NATO foreign ministers discuss military support for Ukraine.
Mathias Rust lands a Cessna in Red Square, aiming for peace on May 28, 1987.
Russia's military leadership shake-up hints at new strategies in Putin's war against Ukraine.
The Kremlin claims a Ukrainian group invaded Belgard, but reports suggest Russian citizens are involved.
Fighters from the Free Russia Legion crossed into Russia's Belgorod region, launching attacks while disguised as police officers, according to Moscow.
Lukashenko discusses Evgeni Prigozhin's ties to the Kremlin and Wagner's role in Russia.
Russia seeks food self-sufficiency, blocking imports after Crimea sanctions and hiring American expertise.
VICE News highlights a pro-Kremlin group's nostalgia for Stalin and a new statue unveiling.
The Kremlin accuses Ukrainian fighters of a terrorist attack in Bryansk, according to Putin.
Mothers of missing Russian servicemen seek answers five months after the invasion of Ukraine.
Russia mediates talks in Moscow to resolve the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
