- — Tajikistan Detains 9 Moscow Concert Attack Suspects – Reports
- Sources said that the Tajik intelligence services were working together with their Russian counterparts in an investigation.
- — Armenia Blocks Pro-Kremlin TV Host’s Shows
- The two shows “Evening With Vladimir Solovyov” and “Sunday Evening With Vladimir Solovyov” were pulled off the air.
- — Russia Extends Curbs on Money Transfers Abroad
- The restrictions will be in effect between April 1 and Sep. 30, Russia's Central Bank said.
- — Overnight Russian Attack Damages 3 Power Stations in Ukraine
- One of the country's main energy providers DTEK said three of its power stations had been attacked, leaving facilities "severely damaged."
- — Russian Military Jet Crashes Into Sea Off Annexed Crimea
- Moscow-installed officials said the pilot had successfully ejected from the aircraft and was picked up by rescuers.
- — Russia Arrests Concert Hall Attack ‘Financier,’ Claims Ukraine Link
- Russia’s Investigative Committee claimed it had obtained information linking Kyiv to those behind last week’s mass shooting.
- — Victims of the Crocus City Hall Attack
- At least 143 people were killed in the mass shooting last week, while 360 others were wounded.
- — Poland Says Raided Russian Spy Network
- The raid came after The Czech Republic announced that it had busted a network spreading Russian propaganda and wielding influence across Europe.
- — Russian Police Detain 9-Year-Old Girl Over ‘Terrorist’ Text Messages
- The girl allegedly asked an unidentified contact via text message: “Can you kill people for 500,000 rubles?”
- — Gabonese Firm Supplied $1.5 Bln in Aircraft Parts to Russia in 2023
- The firm, Ter Assala Parts, may be acting as a front company registered in another country that does business via Gabon.
- — Moscow Says Talks Ongoing Over Gershkovich Exchange
- "We have repeatedly said that there are certain contacts, but they must be carried out in absolute silence," Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
- — No Plans for Putin to Meet With Concert Attack Survivors, Kremlin Says
- "If any contacts are necessary, we will inform you accordingly," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
- — Shuttered Siberian Queer Bar Fined for ‘LGBT Propaganda’
- The bar’s owner announced its abrupt closure last month following a police raid over a “provocative” party with drag show performers.
- — 2 Russian Journalists Detained in Navalny ‘Extremism’ Case
- Photojournalist Antonina Favorskaya was detained for a second time on Wednesday after initially serving a 10-day administrative sentence.
- — Russia’s Buryatia Scraps Mayoral Elections in Capital City
- Instead of being elected in direct municipal elections, the mayor of Ulan-Ude will now be selected by a local council.
- — Russia's Spy Chief Visited North Korea for Security Talks – State Media
- Sergei Naryshkin met with North Korea's State Security Minister Ri Chang Dae to discuss boosting cooperation.
- — By Visiting Loyal Small-Town Russians, Putin Seeks to Ease Concert Hall Attack Blunder
- Amid the fallout from the attack, the Kremlin is turning to a tried-and-true damage control tactic.
- — Russia Sentences Online War Critic to 6 Years Jail
- The prosecution said Nikolai Farafonov had published "videos and messages" calling for the burning of military recruitment offices.
- — Moscow Attack Death Toll Rises to 143 – Authorities
- By Wednesday afternoon, 80 people injured in the attack, including six children, remained in the hospital.
- — Czechs Bust Major Russian Propaganda Network
- The group used the Prague-based Voice of Europe news site to spread information seeking to discourage the EU from sending aid to Ukraine, the Czech prime minister said.
- — Russia, Mali To Strengthen Counterterrorism Efforts
- The call came after the attack in Moscow that killed at least 137 people and was claimed by the Islamic State.
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