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How Putin uses the USSR’s victory in World War II to rally support for him and the war in Ukraine
Victory Day, celebrated on May 9, is Russia’s most important secular holiday, reflecting its wartime sacrifice. But it’s also used by the Kremlin to bolster patriotism and regain the superpower prestige it lost when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
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Ukrainian officials say Russia has struck northeastern Ukraine in the opening hours of a 72-hour ceasefire called by Russian ...
Russia and Ukraine have both reported attacks on their forces on the first day of a 72-hour ceasefire called by President ...
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin is set to host the leaders of China, Brazil and other heads of states for festivities on ...
Moscow parade marking victory over Nazi Germany is expected to be the largest in years, with world leaders in attendance, as ...
More than 25 million Soviets died during World War II. Many Russian families still commemorate the Soviet victory over Nazi ...
Yet recent parades have underwhelmed. The Conflict Intelligence Team ( CIT ), an independent group specialising in ...
Two countries exchange attacks on each other's capitals two days before Moscow is due to host world leaders for Putin's ...
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'Historic mistake': EU Commission head rules out return to Russian energy after warResuming purchases of Russian fuel after the war is over would be a historic mistake for Europe. The EU warns that dependence ...
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