Across Russian-occupied Ukraine, Kremlin troops have shuttered places of worship since the first invasion began in 2014.

Military medic Natalya carried a jug of water blessed by priests at the Sviatogirsk monastery in eastern Ukraine as she celebrated Orthodox Epiphany in a Russian-affiliated church, despite the war.

Following the conclusions of an investigation, the Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church ... Meet Patriarch Kirill’s new deputy, Metropolitan Anthony Did his lack of support for Putin’s ...

Vladimir Putin accused Jews of attacking the Russian Orthodox Church and suggested that they lacked family and “roots,” the latest antisemitic statement from the Russian leader since his 2022 ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged the toll that the full-scale invasion of Ukraine is having on his economy, and is perhaps more willing to consider his war goals accomplished.

Russian propagandists expressed their outrage about President Donald Trump's recent statement regarding Moscow-U. S. relations. Ekaterina Mizulina, the head of the Safe Internet League ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin is copying Soviet-era approaches that bankrupted the USSR and that he used to criticize, according to Poland's foreign minister. Speaking on a panel at the World ...

He said he recognized "the desire [of Trump's team] to restore direct contacts." In his first public comments following President Donald Trump's inauguration, Russian President Vladimir Putin ...

“We will continue to call out the malign activity that Putin directs, cracking down on the Russian shadow fleet to prevent funding for his illegal invasion of Ukraine.” Kremlin spokesperson ...

The American president made some of the most critical comments he’s ever made about Mr. Putin, declaring that the Russian leader is “destroying Russia” by waging war in Ukraine.

"I’m not looking to hurt Russia. I love the Russian people, and always had a very good relationship with President Putin - and this despite the Radical Left’s Russia, Russia, Russia HOAX ...

A Russian man was jailed for 17 years after being found guilty of passing classified information to a representative of a U.S. intelligence agency, the TASS state news agency reported on Thursday.