Adam Morrow
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Adam Morrow covers the Russia-Ukraine war for The Epoch Times.
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Already Shaky, Russia–Azerbaijan Relations Worsen Amid Tit-for-Tat Arrests
Bilateral ties have been frosty since last December, when Baku accused Russian forces of accidentally downing an Azerbaijani commercial airliner.
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Kurdish PKK May Disarm Within Days After Decades of Violence, Turkey’s AK Party Says
For the past 40 years, the Kurdistan Workers Party has waged a violent insurgency against the Turkish state.
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Azerbaijan Arrests Russian Journalists in Baku Amid Escalating Diplomatic Row
The arrests come shortly after several Azerbaijanis were arrested in Russia’s south-central city of Yekaterinburg.
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Moscow-Led Eurasian Bloc Holds Landmark Economic Summit in Minsk
Along with Russia, the Eurasian Economic Union includes Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan.
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Belgrade Halts Arms Exports After Russia Says Serbian Weapons Went to Ukraine
Moscow accused Serbia of sending arms to Ukraine through intermediaries despite Belgrade’s official policy of neutrality.
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Kyiv Says Its Forces Hit Oil Depot in Russia’s Rostov Region
A drone also struck a building on the outskirts of Moscow, Russian state media reported on June 24.
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Zelenskyy Departs G7 Summit in Canada Without Fresh Pledge of US Support
The Ukrainian leader failed to meet with Trump, who left the summit one day ahead of schedule.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv With Missiles, Drones, Killing 14: Ukrainian Officials
Despite ongoing hostilities, Moscow signaled its willingness to take part in a fresh round of peace talks in Istanbul.
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Russia Strikes Ukrainian Oil Refinery in Fresh Blow to Kyiv’s Energy Infrastructure
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms Russian strike on an oil refinery in central Ukraine’s Poltava region.
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Already Shaky, Russia–Azerbaijan Relations Worsen Amid Tit-for-Tat Arrests
Bilateral ties have been frosty since last December, when Baku accused Russian forces of accidentally downing an Azerbaijani commercial airliner.
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Kurdish PKK May Disarm Within Days After Decades of Violence, Turkey’s AK Party Says
For the past 40 years, the Kurdistan Workers Party has waged a violent insurgency against the Turkish state.
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Azerbaijan Arrests Russian Journalists in Baku Amid Escalating Diplomatic Row
The arrests come shortly after several Azerbaijanis were arrested in Russia’s south-central city of Yekaterinburg.
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Moscow-Led Eurasian Bloc Holds Landmark Economic Summit in Minsk
Along with Russia, the Eurasian Economic Union includes Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan.
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Belgrade Halts Arms Exports After Russia Says Serbian Weapons Went to Ukraine
Moscow accused Serbia of sending arms to Ukraine through intermediaries despite Belgrade’s official policy of neutrality.
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Kyiv Says Its Forces Hit Oil Depot in Russia’s Rostov Region
A drone also struck a building on the outskirts of Moscow, Russian state media reported on June 24.
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Zelenskyy Departs G7 Summit in Canada Without Fresh Pledge of US Support
The Ukrainian leader failed to meet with Trump, who left the summit one day ahead of schedule.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv With Missiles, Drones, Killing 14: Ukrainian Officials
Despite ongoing hostilities, Moscow signaled its willingness to take part in a fresh round of peace talks in Istanbul.
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Russia Strikes Ukrainian Oil Refinery in Fresh Blow to Kyiv’s Energy Infrastructure
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms Russian strike on an oil refinery in central Ukraine’s Poltava region.
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