Ukraines Russian Volunteer Corps Founder Behind Attack On Bryansk Region - FSB

The founder of Ukraine's right-wing Russian Volunteer Corps, Denis Kapustin, was behind the attack on Russia's Bryansk region last week, the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Monday.

FSB: The organizer of the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge is the head of intelligence Ukraine

 

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Darya Dugina: Ukraine killed Putin ally's daughter, Russia says - BBC News

Russia has accused Ukrainian special services of killing the daughter of one of Vladimir Putin's allies.

Russian guard post on Ukraine border hit by artillery shell – Moscow — RT

A guard post along the border between Russia and Ukraine has been hit by a projectile launched from across the frontier, the country’s top security agency has reported, amid a worsening military standoff in the neighboring Donbass region.

Estonian consul in St. Petersburg detained after being ‘caught red-handed’ by Russia’s FSB ‘receiving classified secret documents’ — RT

Russia’s FSB security agency announced on Tuesday that it had detained Estonia’s top diplomat in the country’s second city, St. Petersburg. Consul Mart Laette is accused of receiving “classified materials” from a Russian citizen...

Russia could DROP BOMBS on foreign ships that ignore coast guard’s warnings & cross into country’s territorial waters, Moscow says — RT

 One day after a British destroyer violated the Russian naval border, the country’s deputy foreign minister has warned that Moscow is reserving the right to use force against foreign warships that cross into its territorial waters.

Russia detains Ukrainian consul general - AA

Russia's security agency said on Saturday it arrested the Ukrainian consul general in Saint Petersburg over spying allegations.

Putin thanks Trump for help in foiling attack plot

Russian President Vladimir Putin has thanked his US counterpart Donald Trump for the CIA's help in foiling a plot to attack the city of Saint Petersburg, the Kremlin said today.

3 killed in shooting at Russian intelligence agency's office

The FSB, the main successor to the KGB, said in a statement today that an unidentified man passed by metal detectors, entered the reception area of the FSB's office in Khabarovsk and opened fire at the people who were there.

Kremlin says Putin will order appropriate response to U.S. sanctions

The spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that a new round of U.S. sanctions against Russia would harm relations between Moscow and Washington.

US expels 35 Russian intel agents over vote hacking

The United States on Thursday fired back at Moscow over its meddling in the presidential election, announcing a series of tough sanctions against intelligence agencies, expulsions of agents and shutting down of Russian compounds on US soil.

Russia Detains Ukrainian ‘Terrorist’ Group in Crimea

Russia’s security service said Thursday it had detained several people in Crimea, accusing them of being saboteurs sent by Kiev to the Moscow-annexed peninsula to attack infrastructure targets.

Vladimir Poutine en Crimée après le regain de tension avec l'Ukraine

Le président Vladimir Poutine est arrivé vendredi en Crimée où il doit réunir le Conseil de sécurité russe après le regain de tension entre Moscou et Kiev autour de la péninsule ukrainienne annexée, ont annoncé les agences de presse russes.

Ukraine to Initiate UNSC Talks on Crimea After Alleged Kiev-Led Sabotage Foiled

Ukraine will initiate consultations at the UN Security Council following the latest events in Crimea, the country’s permanent mission to the United Nations said Thursday.

Poroshenko orders units near border with Crimea, Donbas to be placed on high alert

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has instructed all units near the administrative border with Crimea and Donbas to be put on high alert.

Ukrainian Defense Ministry denies FSB report on saboteurs in Crimea

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry has refuted the statement of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) on eliminating the Ukrainian intelligence network that was preparing terrorist attacks in Crimea.

Russian lawmaker says CIA director wasted time in Moscow

CIA Director John Brennan merely wasted his time if his visit to Moscow was aimed only at discussing the future of Syria’s current President Bashar Assad, a Russian lawmaker said on Monday.

CIA chief visited Moscow this month for Syria talks, departure of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad

CIA director John Brennan visited Moscow in early March to discuss Syria and put the case for the departure of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, a US official said Monday.

Russia Dismisses British Litvinenko Inquiry Findings

Russia’s Foreign Ministry is dismissing a British inquiry’s conclusion that Russian President Vladimir Putin "probably" approved a 2006 assassination operation in which the country's spy agency poisoned its former agent Alexander Litvinenko in London. 

Britain summons Russian ambassador after Litvinenko report

Britain on Thursday summoned the Russian ambassador after a report into the radiation poisoning murder of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko and imposed asset freezes on the two men identified as the perpetrators.