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Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Chief Sergei Naryshkin stated on Tuesday that Russia is nearing its objectives in Ukraine, asserting the Kremlin now holds strategic control in the war. 

Russia's Strategic Gain in Ukraine War

Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Chief Sergei Naryshkin stated on Tuesday that Russia is nearing its objectives in Ukraine, asserting the Kremlin now holds strategic control in the war.

Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Chief Sergei Naryshkin stated on Tuesday that Russia is nearing its objectives in Ukraine, asserting the Kremlin now holds strategic control in the war. He described Ukraine&rsquo;s armed forces as "on the verge of collapse" while dismissing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy&rsquo;s legitimacy and ability to negotiate.
The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused tens of thousands of deaths, displaced millions, and escalated tensions between Moscow and the West to levels not seen since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. Naryshkin's remarks reflect the Kremlin's view that Western support for Ukraine signifies a U.S.-led proxy war aimed at destabilizing Russia.
Meanwhile, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has called for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations, while Zelenskiy proposed the possibility of foreign peacekeeping troops in Ukraine until the country can join NATO. As Russian forces advance in eastern Ukraine, particularly in the towns of Kurakhove and Toretsk, reports indicate that President Vladimir Putin is open to talks with Trump but remains firm on retaining control over occupied Ukrainian territories.
The war, which began in 2014 with Russia&rsquo;s annexation of Crimea and support for separatists in eastern Ukraine, has been labeled by the West as an imperial land grab. Western nations warn that a Russian victory could embolden authoritarian regimes worldwide.
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He has also been targeted by British sanctions imposed soon after the conflict began in late February

Why are Russian billionaires giving up their nationality?

Russian billionaires are giving up nationality over this reason

Russian billionaires giving up their nationality

He has also been targeted by British sanctions imposed soon after the conflict began in late February

Billionaire banker and entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov said he renounced his Russian citizenship because of the conflict in Ukraine, which he had previously criticised.
He shared a picture of a certificate confirming the "ending" of his Russian citizenship.
"I hate Putin's Russia, but love all Russians who are clearly against this crazy war!" Tinkov said.
The colourful billionaire is one of Russia's best-known self-made tycoons and founded the online Tinkoff Bank.
This is not all. Nikolay Storonsky, the 38-year-old co-founder and CEO of London-based fintech startup Revolut Ltd., also renounced his Russian citizenship. He&rsquo;s worth $6.7 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the decision predictable and said Russia has been deliberately aggravating the food crisis since September 

World’s food security at stake as Russia halts grain deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the decision predictable and said Russia has been deliberately aggravating the food crisis since September&nbsp;

President Vladimir Putin&rsquo;s decision to pull the plug on the wartime deal that unblocked the passage of millions of tonnes of grain via southern Ukraine will lead to a fresh jump in price, experts warned, with &ldquo;catastrophic consequences&rdquo; for poorer nations already facing acute food shortages.
Traders are bracing for a fresh spike in grain prices after Russia&rsquo;s exit from a deal allowing Ukraine crops to move from the Black Sea to the countries most in need of them roils markets anew.
The sudden move by Russia has left leaders scrambling to rescue the UN-and-Turkey-brokered agreement credited with saving vulnerable populations from risk of starvation.&nbsp;
Grain markets have been sensitive to developments in Moscow's eight-month-old invasion of Ukraine as the two countries are among the world's largest suppliers of wheat.&nbsp;

 Darya Dugin, the daughter of Ukraine war mastermind Alexander Dugin, was killed in a car bombing on the outskirts of Russia’s Moscow on Saturday night in an alleged assassination plot meant for her father.  Darya, a sanctioned Russian nationalist whose 60-year-old father, Alexander Dugin, is dubbed 'Putin's brain', was killed in an explosion on a highway near the village of Bolshiye Vyazyomy just outside the capital. CCTV footage from the bombing scene shows Darya's Land Cruiser Prado engulfed in flames with at least one fire truck in attendance. Denis Pushilin, who is the head of the pro-Kremlin breakaway Donetsk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine, accused Ukrainian of killing Alexander’s daughter. 

Daughter of Ukraine war mastermind Alexander Dugin killed in car bombing

CCTV footage from the bombing scene shows Darya's Land Cruiser Prado engulfed in flames with at least one fire truck in attendance.

Darya Dugin, the daughter of Ukraine war 'mastermind' Alexander Dugin, was killed in a car bombing on the outskirts of Russia&rsquo;s Moscow on Saturday night in an alleged assassination plot meant for her father.&nbsp; &nbsp; Darya, a sanctioned Russian nationalist whose 60-year-old father, Alexander Dugin, is dubbed 'Putin's brain', was killed in an explosion on a highway near the village of Bolshiye Vyazyomy just outside the capital. &nbsp; CCTV footage from the bombing scene shows Darya's Land Cruiser Prado engulfed in flames with at least one fire truck in attendance.&nbsp;
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Amid the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, a heart-touching image of a two years old girl is making rounds on social media platforms, where a mother had written the telephone number and family details on her daughter's back, which shows fear of being killed in the invasion, and if her child survives somebody would pick her daughter as a survivor.
Sasha Makoviy, the girl's mother posted that image on Instagram three days ago stating 'I signed Vira in case something happened to us, and someone would pick her up as a survivor.'
Sasha shared another image of a hand-written contact card placed in Vira's jacket, showing her name, the name of her parents, and their phone numbers, in case they became separated.

Russia Ukraine war: Mother wrote family details on her child's back

Amid the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, a heart-touching image of a two-year-old girl is making rounds on social media platforms, where a mother had written the telephone number and family details on her daughter's back.
((SHOW HER INSTAGRAM&nbsp;POST)) Sasha Makoviy, the girl's mother posted that image on Instagram&nbsp;stating that in case she is killed &amp; her daughter Vira&nbsp;survives someone would be able to help the child.
Sasha shared another image of a hand-written contact card placed in Vira's jacket, showing her name, the name of her parents, and their phone numbers, in case they are separated.

Sasha Makoviy, the girl's mother posted that image on Instagram three days ago stating 'I signed Vira in case something happened to us, and someone would pick her up as a survivor.'

Amid the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, a heart-touching image of a two-year-old girl is making rounds on social media platforms, where a mother had written the telephone number and family details on her daughter's back.
Sasha Makoviy, the girl's mother posted that image on Instagram&nbsp;stating that in case she is killed &amp; her daughter Vira&nbsp;survives someone would be able to help the child. Sasha shared another image of a hand-written contact card placed in Vira's jacket, showing her name, the name of her parents, and their phone numbers, in case they are separated.

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