Let's not forget that this is a region of the Russian Federation, where all the laws of the Russian Federation apply.
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"These lines could be used by the Russian Federation to penetrate the U.S. National decision-making apparatus to advance the agenda of the Russian Federation," the affidavit reads.
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"Today, the entry of foreigners is limited - primarily citizens of the Russian Federation - non-admission of citizens of the Russian Federation aged from 16 to 60, male," Tsygykal said.
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"Today, the entry of foreigners is limited — primarily citizens of the Russian Federation — non-admission of citizens of the Russian Federation aged from 16 to 60, male," said Petro Tsygykal.
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"These are measures to block the Russian Federation to form detachments of private armies here, which in fact are representatives of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation," Poroshenko said.
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"These are measures to block the Russian Federation from forming detachments of private armies here, which in fact are representatives of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation," Poroshenko said.
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" Yelchenko said Ban's remarks appeared "to praise the role of the Russian Federation in settling the conflict in Ukraine, when the Russian Federation is the main player (being aggressive towards) Ukraine.
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"These lines could be used by the Russian Federation to penetrate the U.S. national decision-making apparatus to advance the agenda of the Russian Federation," an F.B.I. agent wrote in court documents.
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The Russian federation won the silver; China took the bronze.
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"Crimea is part of the Russian Federation," she told reporters.
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This is how he ended up in the Russian Federation.
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We do not seek armed conflict with the Russian Federation.
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"We have a 'friendly' country - the Russian Federation," Poltorak said.
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The Russian Federation was in great throes of great economic distress.
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The peninsula was swiftly incorporated into the Russian Federation in March.
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The Negative Outlook reflects that on the Russian Federation (BBB-/Negative).
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Or a blanket ban of the Russian Federation could be adopted.
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If Putin and the Russian Federation aren't enemies, no one is.
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A similar fate could new befall the increasingly impoverished Russian Federation.
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"This Buk trailer came from the territory of the Russian Federation, and after the launch it was returned again to the territory of the Russian Federation," said Wilbert Paulissen, chief investigator with the Dutch national police.
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Indeed, as the Atlantic Council has written, the presidential decree that founded Sputnik's parent company described the outlet's purpose as "reporting the state policy of the Russian Federation, and public life in the Russian Federation, abroad."
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"The term of martial law depends on the Russian Federation," he said.
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She is not an agent of the Russian government, the Russian Federation.
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AVTODOR's ratings are equalised with those of the Russian Federation (BBB-/Stable).
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The Russian Federation team was also disqualified from the women's 4x400m relay.
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The chemical weapons of the Russian Federation have now been entirely eliminated.
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I was elected the president of the Russian Federation as an adult man.
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" He writes that Trump has become "an unwitting agent of the Russian Federation.
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Nearly half of all cases occurred in India, China and the Russian Federation.
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Resemblance to the Russian Federation coat of arms In addition, the eagle makes the false seal bear a resemblance to the coat of arms of the Russian Federation, which is itself based on the coat of arms used in czarist Russia.
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"I am deeply concerned the State Department, despite its formal determination that the Russian Federation used chemical weapons in the attack, has not implemented the second round of sanctions against the Russian Federation," Menendez wrote in the letter to Pompeo.
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The 17 senior Russian officials whose assets will be frozen include Nikolai Patrushev, secretary of the Russian Federation Security Council; Vladimir Kolokoltsev, minister of internal affairs and general police of the Russian Federation; and Evgeniy Shkolov, an aide to Putin.
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The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF) wants to see the anniversary celebrated.
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Ofcom said ANO TV Novosti was financed from the budget of the Russian Federation.
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The Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation put the death toll at 60.
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"We do have measles circulating in the Russian Federation at the moment," Butler said.
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There has been a marked decrease in incidents between Coalition and Russian Federation aircraft.
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I was elected as the president of the Russian Federation as an adult man.
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"We have a direct armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine," she said.
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The Chukchi are the indigenous peoples of the Chukchi Peninsula, within the Russian Federation.
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In a statement, the Athletics Integrity Unit said the Russian federation had until Dec.
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Mr. Sporyshev worked as a trade representative of the Russian Federation in New York.
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He (Trump) is defending U.S. interests, I am defending interests of the Russian Federation.
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And in his first hours as acting president of the Russian Federation on Dec.
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The designations also target the director of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, the minister of internal affairs of the Russian Federation, the chair of the Council of the Federation Committee on Foreign Affairs, and the secretary of the Russian Federation Security Council.
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I had by then spent two decades suing the Russian Federation — not just in Russia but also by laying claim to Russian government property in Sweden and Germany — and emerged as the only party ever to collect damages from the Russian Federation.
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We are on the territory of Russia, and obey the laws of the Russian Federation.
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The Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Houston was not immediately available for comment.
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"Today is a tragic day in the history of Russian Federation," spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.
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Without doubt, it could have an indirect effect on the yields of Russian Federation bonds.
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"This is a yet another step taken to defend Ukraine's rights within the WTO against opaque and discriminatory restrictions by the Russian Federation, particularly with regard to unjustified restrictions of imports of Ukrainian goods, including railway equipment, to the Russian Federation," the statement said.
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The question is whom to target: the I.A.A.F., the Russian federation or the penalized athletes themselves.
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Additionally, WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, the Russian Federation, and attribution-front "Guccifer 2.0" are named, among others.
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"They are Russian Federation citizens, this is the most important thing in this case," Peskov said.
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He said the fighting had resumed "despite assurances of safety from parties including the Russian Federation".
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"God bless the day when America, Ukraine and Russian Federation absolutely forget about politics," Galaktionov said.
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He runs it like his own personal fiefdom — even though it's part of the Russian Federation.
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The Russian Federation is home to more than 185 peoples with distinct ethnic and national identities.
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"Dissent and criticism are not tolerated by the Russian Federation authorities in Crimea," Ms. Frazer said.
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A visibly agitated National Security Council is briefing the president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin.
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In this climate of humiliation and immense fear, Chechens are fleeing the Russian Federation en masse.
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"Findings to the contrary are being discussed with the Russian Federation," Akar told a parliamentary commission.
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"Thereby Telegram started working in the legal framework of the Russian Federation," the Russian watchdog said.
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For decades, they favored a conciliatory stance first toward the Soviet Union, then toward the Russian Federation.
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"Maria Butina is not an agent of the Russian Federation," he said in a statement on Monday.
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"The Russian federation has been a reliable and dependable bridge between OPEC and non-OPEC," Barkindo said.
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Britain will suspend all planned high level bi-lateral contacts between the UK and the Russian Federation.
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First, Transnistria, South Ossetia and Abkhazia are likely to continue seeking closer integration into the Russian Federation.
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Now as the Russian Federation, we still have cause to be concerned, as well as with China.
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Yet, there remains the question of Russia and the former KGB colonel who runs the Russian Federation.
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The offer of Russian passports is a quasi-annexation of Donetsk and Luhansk into the Russian Federation.
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There, he met with Konstantin Kosachev, the chairman of the Russian Federation Council Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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These strikes are not intended as a provocation against the Russian Federation or its forces in Syria.
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The government also alleges that releasing evidence improperly "would assist foreign intelligence services" — especially the Russian Federation.
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The engineering company won orders worth an overall $90 million, mainly in the Russian Federation and Europe.
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Virginia alone has more highway miles than does the entire Russian Federation that spans 22020 time zones.
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After falling into disuse, the Russian Federation gifted the abandoned base to the Ukrainian Navy in 2000.
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Will the Russian Federation say anything at all today about the suffering caused by Assad's barbaric tactics?
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The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation did not respond to Motherboard's inquiry about the whale.
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DOJ charged her with "conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian Federation within the United States without prior notification to the Attorney General" adding that she acted with "the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation" at the direction a "high-level" Russian official.
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To the east, the alliance is faced with a resurgent and aggressive Russian Federation led by Vladimir Putin.
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They faced a particular challenge in areas of the vast Russian Federation far from Moscow and St Petersburg.
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Moscow annexes the territory after a referendum which shows overwhelming support in Crimea for joining the Russian Federation.
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In June 2011, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation signed a state contract for OCD Sarmat.
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"Those properties to which you refer are part of a larger dialogue with the Russian Federation," Sullivan said.
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These are just a few of the ways Vladimir Putin, President of the Russian Federation, has been described.
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The host, surprisingly enough, was Russia, or rather Chechnya, a part of the Russian Federation where Islam prevails.
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It has a legal status of federal state unitary enterprise (FSUE), implying strong links with the Russian Federation.
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"We have to open up trade to the Russian Federation," he said at the event, on April 19.
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"I don't have as many negative interactions ... between Russian Federation navy and US or NATO assets," he said.
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On December 13, Butina pleaded guilty to conspiracy to act as an unregistered agent of the Russian Federation.
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"Global security and economy needs partners, and who is better in this than the Russian Federation," he said.
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That country is, of course, the Russian Federation, and the leader who expressed this concern is Vladimir Putin.
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Many businesses in the Russian Federation avoid taxes by using offshore jurisdictions, such as Cyprus, for their headquarters.
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While the Afghan war had pushed the Soviet Union toward collapse, the Russian Federation survived the Chechen debacle.
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But there are people and organizations in various countries, who take part in hostilities against the Russian Federation.
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But there are people and organizations in various countries who take part in hostilities against the Russian Federation.
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Putin runs a dictatorship because his centralized regime has little legitimacy and because the gigantic Russian Federation is fragile.
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"The Russian Federation is trying to force the creation of the pro-Russian government, illegally, in Moldova," Candu said.
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Igor Barinov, head of the Federal Agency for Ethnic Affairs of the Russian Federation, told the panel on Aug.
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Chechnya is one of the eighty-five constituent regions of the Russian Federation, and is ostensibly a secular state.
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The Soviet Union had collapsed, with its successor Russian Federation suffering from a depression marked by 25 percent unemployment.
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" They add that Butina made those contacts for the "benefit of the Russian Federation, acting through a Russian official.
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Two female weight lifters — Tatiana Kashirina and Anastasiia Romanova — were withdrawn by the Russian federation for earlier doping offenses.
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IRI has also been critical of Russia, and the Russian Federation labeled the group an "undesirable organization" in 2016.
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"The conclusion here is that the Russian Federation is unable to explain how it prosecutes torture," Mr. Modvig said.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America and I defend the interests of the Russian Federation.
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Welcome to Vlad's Puppet Theatre, the main attraction here in the Semi-Autonomous American Region of the Russian Federation!
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"Maria Butina is not an agent of the Russian Federation," her lawyer, Robert N. Driscoll, said in a statement.
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It is a clash of titans because the Russian Federation has inherited the nuclear arsenal of the Soviet Union.
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And that anthem, "Be Glorious, Our Free Fatherland," is still, with revised words, the anthem of the Russian Federation.
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So we see it in some Eastern European countries, certainly in the Russian federation, here in the United States.
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"While the Russian Federation appears to be moving toward compliance with the limits laid out by the New START Treaty, the Russian Federation cannot be allowed to comply only with treaties that suit its interests and violate those that do not," House and Senate negotiators wrote in a conference report released Thursday.
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"Maria Butina is not an agent of the Russian Federation," her attorney Robert Driscoll said in a statement Monday afternoon.
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That is one of the major legacies of the Soviet Union, which left the Russian Federation with world-class airpower.
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"I do not support any group or people rooted in the dictatorial regime of the Russian Federation," Burchfield told VICE.
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"Potential clients are The Emergencies Ministry of Russia and the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation," said the spokesman.
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"I will continue to compete for the Russian Federation... but I will train under Canadian specialist Brian Orser," Medvedeva said.
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Since the fall of the Soviet Union, Baikonur Cosmodrome has been leased from the Kazakh government by the Russian Federation.
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"The Russian Federation didn't help us in providing us the information we brought out into the open today," Westerbeke said.
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Marshall Comins is an expert in Russia-Africa relations and a senior adviser to Zimbabwe's ambassador to the Russian Federation.
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The instance represents one initial impact of the punitive measures, meant to scare away Western investment in the Russian Federation.
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"There's no doping program in Russian sport, in the Russian Federation; there was none and will be none," he said.
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Most of its institutions, along with its memberships in international organizations, passed to a new country called the Russian Federation.
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And yet at the London Olympics, she told Popovich, she had played in a red uniform for the Russian Federation.
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Thomas Bach, the I.O.C.'s president, defended the decision not to bar the entire Russian Federation from the Rio Games.
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Shortly after the pageant, Putin awarded the elder Agalarov the "Order of Honor of the Russian Federation," a prestigious designation.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America and I do defend the interests of the Russian Federation.
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Anatoly V. Chepiga, a 2014 recipient of the title Hero of the Russian Federation, probably for service in eastern Ukraine.
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In late 1991, when the U.S.S.R. dissolved, Mr. Stepanitskiy found himself heading the Zapovedniks Administration for the new Russian Federation.
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"My understanding was that he had come from the security agencies in the Soviet Union-Russian Federation," Mr. McNamara said.
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Meanwhile Russian troops are annexing parts of Abkhazia and South Ossetia and planning these territories' incorporation into the Russian Federation.
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"The president of the Russian Federation and I have a different view of the transfer of the border," Zelensky said.
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"This activity did not correspond with their stated purpose for entering the Russian Federation," the court said in a statement.
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Georgia has free trade agreements with Turkey, the European Free Trade Association countries, and CIS countries including the Russian Federation.
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Some athletes said the Russian federation had not asked for the return of medals and diplomas, which its president denied.
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Project Lacta included multiple components, some involving domestic audiences within the Russian Federation, and others targeting foreign audiences in multiple countries.
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Crimea, formerly part of Ukraine, was annexed by the Russian Federation in 2014, which coincided with a Russian military campaign there.
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"We've received information from several of those entities that they have significant Russian Federation assets and we're pursuing that," Lieberman said.
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"The tasks faced by Russia's aerospace forces are to lessen the terrorist threat, in particular to the Russian Federation," she said.
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The second Kremlin myth is that the Crimean people wanted to be part of Russia and willingly joined the Russian Federation.
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His tiny border with Kim is insignificant when measured against the thousands of miles and myriad nations the Russian Federation abuts.
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Fitch classifies PR as a credit-linked entity to the Russian Federation (BBB-/Positive), and equalises its ratings with the sovereign's.
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The document, "About the Strategy of National Security of Russian Federation", was signed by President Vladimir Putin on New Year's Eve.
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Paul Krugman First of all, let's get this straight: The Russian Federation of 2016 is not the Soviet Union of 1986.
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The European Union takes extremely seriously the UK Government's assessment that it is highly likely that the Russian Federation is responsible.
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"The question here is of incursion into the territorial waters of the Russian Federation by foreign military vessels," Mr. Peskov said.
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But that would risk encouraging demands for more autonomy from some of the 21 non-Russian republics within the Russian Federation.
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Foreign Policy reported the fire was spotted behind the Trade Representative of the Russian Federation in Washington, D.C., on Friday evening.
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Under the terms, content deemed as "political solicitation," or that "contradictory to the laws of the Russian Federation" will be banned.
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In response to a question about who was organizing the event, a senior Taliban official said it was the Russian Federation.
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Officials were told to keep all documents related to the Russian Federation, Ukraine and a number of campaign advisers and official.
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"Kirill Shamalov is being designated for operating in the energy sector of the Russian Federation economy," Treasury said in a statement.
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Cover image: Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting with the permanent members of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
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In court, he said that he had known Mr. Sporyshev was a New York-based official of the Russian Federation, and had agreed to "take certain actions in the United States" at his direction without providing the required prior notification to the attorney general of the United States that he was acting as an agent of the Russian Federation.
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By 1991, the Soviet Union had collapsed into a loose constellation of 20083 countries, including what became known as the Russian Federation.
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And Bing's translator certainly isn't the only translation service to spit out erroneous results—Google translated "Russian federation" into "Mordor" in January.
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It suspended the Russian federation in 2015 and had allowed only one of its athletes to compete at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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"The Russian Federation must now cooperate fully with the prosecution and provide any assistance it requests," British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said.
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" A statement by Puchkov's office said the drills were to prepare for "large natural and man-caused disasters in the Russian Federation.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Erik Kenerson said Butina sought to use those unofficial lines of communication for the benefit of the Russian Federation.
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The former espionage agent worked against Western intelligence agencies during the early years of the Russian Federation under former President Boris Yeltsin.
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"I don't have a problem with the President of the United States interacting with the president of the Russian Federation," Rubio said.
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Paul said in a statement that he met with Konstantin Kosachev, the chairman of the Russian Federation Council Committee on Foreign Relations.
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In her plea agreement, she acknowledged attempts to forge relationships with powerful US political officials for the benefit of the Russian Federation.
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She has been held on charges of acting as an agent of the Russian Federation to infiltrate organizations active in American politics.
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"We have an effective link between our operation center in Qatar and the Russian Federation on the ground in Syria," Dunford said.
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"The Russian Federation is working, first and foremost, on humanitarian grounds," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement on its website.
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On one the hand, all things openly and even not-so-openly LGBTQ seem to be under assault in the Russian Federation.
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He said the European Council agreed with the UK "that it is highly likely the Russian Federation is responsible" for the poisoning.
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He also volunteered at the law school at the Academy of Social Education, the first privately owned university in Kazan, Russian Federation.
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"In the Russian Federation, no scientific research or development work under the title Novichok were carried out," he told the Security Council.
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The Russian Federation has an economy overdependent on oil and gas; together with armaments, they account for 90 percent of its exports.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) earlier this week decided not to reinstate the Russian federation ahead of the world championships.
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Belarus cooperating with the West "causes some kind of allergic reaction and sometimes hysterics from our main partner the Russian Federation," Lukashenko said.
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" The Youth Parliament of the Russian Federation State Assembly announced the "Virtual Front" campaign because Wikipedia "carries destructive and falsified information about Russia.
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"The fact is ... the Russian Federation is a permanent member of the Security Council and has a critical role to play," Dujarric said.
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"We understand clearly that Facebook has a significant number of users on the territory of the Russian Federation," Zharov was cited as saying.
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I am working for the Russian Federation, so why should I complain when somebody is trying to interfere with the US presidential campaign?
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"We are making a clear call to the Russian Federation not to violate Turkish airspace, which is also NATO airspace," the statement said.
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Reuters also reported that a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation accused the White House of "defending" ISIS.
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"At the same time, he is a rather well-known actor, which became the reason for granting him Russian Federation citizenship," Peskov said.
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He served as U.S. ambassador to NATO (28503-22019); to the Russian Federation (2001-05); and to the Republic of Korea (2005-08).
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Butina was indicted last week on charges of conspiracy and acting as an agent of the Russian Federation without notifying the attorney general.
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Also named is the Russian Federation, the general staff of the Russian armed forces, a Russian intelligence services hacker known as Guccifer 2.0.
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A male suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Moscow reported on Tuesday.
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"Persuading voters of this narrative remains a strategic goal for the U.S. alt-right movement, as well as the Russian Federation," he added.
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In fact, I find the activities attributed to the Russian Federation, if found to be true, to be an offense to our democracy.
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But some said Tuesday that allowing the Russian Federation to compete in the Games was right in light of Mr. McLaren's continuing investigation.
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"I can't speak for the Russian federation so I can't promise that they will be amenable to additional arms control," the official said.
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Anatoly Chepiga, a 2014 recipient of the title Hero of the Russian Federation, a rare honor typically given personally by President Vladimir Putin.
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"Saudi Arabia appreciates the active role of the Russian Federation in the region and the world," King Salman said last Monday, welcoming him.
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When viewed from inside Russia, Apple apps show Crimea as part of the Russian Federation and separated from Ukraine by an international border.
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"A lot of what the president of the Russian Federation talked about is now being worked through," she said, according to the Post.
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Moscow insisted the casualties were not Russian troops, saying "servicemen of the Russian Federation did not participate in any way" in the clash.
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To that end, Volodya employs his Kremlin apparatus, notably the shadowy and largely unknown Presidential Property Administration of the Russian Federation, or UdPRF.
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It made no sense politically, let alone commercially, for the Russian Federation to continue this form of aid-as-trade with North Korea.
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And it was long after that in our conversations, when I was pointing out what the Russians were looking for, when Nathan finally cottoned to the whole idea that he was doing something that was really, really wrong -- he was helping the Russian federation, and he was serving as an agent of the Russian federation, rather than as his dad's agent.
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A European arrest warrant will only apply if the two men leave the Russian federation — which Home Secretary Sajid Javid conceded Sunday was unlikely.
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Kasparov is also a global human rights activist and has been outspoken when it comes to the president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin.
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"We consider such changes, including the tax maneuver in the oil and gas sector, as an internal matter of the Russian Federation," he said.
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Rome, Russian Federation Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich attends Italian-Russian Council for the economic cooperation (0700 GMT), followed by news conference (1200 GMT).
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For its part, the Embassy of the Russian Federation in London responded thusly: President Obama expels 35 🇷🇺 diplomats in Cold War deja vu.
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"The European Union takes extremely seriously the UK government's assessment that it is highly likely that the Russian Federation is responsible," said their statement.
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The biggest sales increase was in the Russian Federation, Krka's largest single market, where they were up by 13 percent to 73.8 million euros.
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"The European Union takes extremely seriously the UK government's assessment that it is highly likely that the Russian Federation is responsible," the statement said.
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According to a government statement, the protest in Chechnya, which is part of the Russian Federation, was attended by more than a million people.
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Zelenskiy's decree would apply to citizens of the Russian Federation who had been persecuted for political reasons, a statement on the presidential website said.
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Below the strategic level, Russia has intervened directly or indirectly in separatist conflicts in numerous countries surrounding the Russian Federation: Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine.
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"In regard to Syria, what we do with the Russian Federation is we de-conflict our operations, we do not coordinate them," Mattis said.
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The fighters in this gym had gravitated to Moscow from across the vast reaches of the Russian Federation with the desire to join them.
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Europe was declared malaria free in 1975, but the disease later re-emerged in the Caucasus, Central Asian republics, the Russian Federation and Turkey.
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The Russian Federation has a total of 6,490 stockpiled and retired nuclear weapons in its arsenal, down from 6,850 last year, according to SIPRI.
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"The Russian Federation must now cooperate fully with the prosecution and provide any assistance it requests ..," British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Wednesday.
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The report indicates that around 60 percent of infections reported to Kaspersky Lab were in Ukraine, with around 30 percent in the Russian Federation.
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" Morell also questioned whether Putin has been preying on Trump's weaknesses, manipulating the Republican nominee into becoming "an unwitting agent of the Russian Federation.
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The Russian Federation — an adversary of the United States — engaged in a covert intelligence effort to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
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"The sole thing they have an interest in is to oust the Syrian government and more broadly to contain the Russian Federation," Nebenzia said.
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We have enacting an existing agreement between the United States of America and the Russian Federation, an existing treaty that dates back to 1999.
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If Mr. Putin continues to give the Kremlin's tacit approval to Mr. Kadyrov's repressions, he is only storing up trouble for the Russian Federation.
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Simferopol's huge new Moscow-funded airport has passport gates and bills itself as "international," but it can run flights only within the Russian Federation.
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"If lives of the Russian officers are threatened, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will retaliate against missile and launch systems," Gerasimov added.
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"Throughout the three decades, the Russian Federation has strictly adhered to the INF Treaty and observed it faithfully," the Russian Foreign Ministry said Friday.
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Gen. Ashley further noted that China will soon field its own nuclear triad (similar to that of the Russian Federation and the United States).
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The bill said that the Space Command would operate satellites to monitor foreign governments that are not US allies, specifically naming the Russian Federation.
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"The analysis of these incidents indicates that a significant number of those publications are originating from the territory of the Russian Federation," he said.
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But then a doctor from the Russian Federation popped up and disagreed with everyone, arguing that cold turkey was the best way to go.
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By 1999, a relatively unknown former KGB agent named Vladimir Putin had maneuvered himself into position as the acting president of the Russian Federation.
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"We still categorically reject any involvement of Moscow, any involvement of official and unofficial persons in the Russian Federation in the hacker attacks," he said.
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It is the second time in as many European Championship tournaments that the Russian federation has faced sanctions because of the behaviour of its supporters.
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Fitch views RNRC's role as reinsurer for sanctioned risks as positive for the company's strategic value to the Russian Federation and Central Bank of Russia.
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In accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation: On the state defense order for 2010 and the planning period 2012-2013.
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It includes Red to Blue California PAC's parody ad last month that features an image of Putin with a mock Russian Federation endorsement of Rohrabacher.
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Germany, the Russian Federation and Venezuela had large measles outbreaks last year, leading to withdrawal of their certification for having interrupted transmission, the WHO said.
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"(We should) aim for such a deal with the Russian Federation with all our strength," said Gabriel, adding this was not a short term goal.
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"We were able to identify using different forensic tools the nexus between the attack and the Russian Federation, to the extent it's possible," Tkachuk said.
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Conditions for the crop are generally favorable in the Russian Federation and the European Union, but winter plantings declined in the United States and Ukraine.
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This will further weaken the Russian Federation and its oligarchs, who rely almost completely on oil and gas exports to finance themselves and their fiefdoms.
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The DOJ alleges that Butina acted with "the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation" at the direction a "high-level" Russian official.
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Rounding out the top ten were Singapore (196), Taiwan (175), North Korea (168), Russian Federation (165), United Kingdom (003), Hong Kong (161) and Japan (156).
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The arbitration panel that ruled against Russia in 2014 had met in The Hague and had been chosen jointly by Yukos and the Russian Federation.
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Pakistan and Russia signed an agreement this week that said Pakistani military officers would be trained at Russian Federation military institutes, the Associated Press reports.
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"Concord's request to send the sensitive discovery to the Russian Federation unreasonably risks the national security interests of the United States," the prosecutors wrote Wednesday.
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"The actions of the Russian Federation and its officials toward the defendant have confirmed her relationship with, and value to, her own government," they said.
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"The (main) perpetrators of foreign interference in Canada are the People's Republic of China and the Russian Federation," the committee said in an annual report.
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The U.S. Treasury has called Bank Rossiya "the personal bank for officials of the Russian Federation" and had previously sanctioned it and the two affiliates.
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Following the Ukraine crisis, NATO decided unanimously to suspend co-operation with the Russian Federation though there have been calls for a rapprochement with Russia.
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The updated assessment, called "About the Strategy of National Security of Russian Federation," is the latest sign of the tension between Moscow and the West.
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But Bellingcat identified them as high-ranking intelligence officers who had been given the prestigious Hero of the Russian Federation award by President Vladimir Putin.
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The Russian Federation owns a majority share in the five sanctioned banks, and the government relies on them to fund government projects and weapons manufacturing.
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I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to hack Democratic Party computers; and I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to create fake news stories to assist the Trump campaign or to damage the Clinton campaign.
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Here's what the Treasury Department said about the move against the businessman: Oleg Deripaska is being designated pursuant to E.O. 13661 for having acted or purported to act for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly, a senior official of the Government of the Russian Federation, as well as pursuant to E.O. 13662 for operating in the energy sector of the Russian Federation economy.
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Moscow considers the peninsula already its territory, after its residents -- under a substantial Russian military presence -- voted in a 2014 referendum to join the Russian Federation.
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" He said in his decree that martial law was needed "to adequately respond to the scaling of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
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Megyn Kelly is taking a giant step forward with her new NBC gig and will sharing a stage with Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin come June.
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The Russian Federation (RUSAF) was banned in November 2015 after an independent World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) probe exposed state-sponsored doping on a massive scale.
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The "Supremo Putin" model also includes a few lines from the Russian national anthem and the Russian Federation coat of arms over the phone's home button.
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She was arrested on Sunday and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian Federation within the U.S. without notifying the Justice Department.
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"The Russian federation has no relation to this horrible tragedy, to this attack," said Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry in Moscow. Maj. Gen.
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He cited a recent statement by former acting CIA Director Michael Morell, who said that Putin recruited Trump as an unwitting agent of the Russian Federation.
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Last month, the organization banned the Russian Federation from the 2018 Winter Games but left the door open for individual Russian athletes to compete as neutrals.
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"Politically, this is very important and will have far-reaching consequences," Franz Klintsevich, a member of the Russian Federation Council told Interfax, a Russian news agency.
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I will also resign my duties as commander in chief and will transfer authority to use the nuclear weapons to the president of the Russian Federation.
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"I think there is a bit of autocratic envy in terms of the President's attitude toward the President of the Russian Federation," retired Air Force Gen.
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" The Energy Sector Man: Vladimir Bogdanov The Treasury Department said it was designating Vladimir Bogdanov "for operating in the energy sector of the Russian Federation economy.
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" The sanctions bill also bans investments that "directly and significantly [contribute] to the enhancement of the ability of the Russian Federation to construct energy export pipelines.
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Putin's government has been accused of carrying out hybrid warfare in the Baltic states to turn political opinion against the EU and toward the Russian Federation.
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"Today, the department informed Congress we could not certify that the Russian Federation met the conditions," U.S. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement.
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"Our Honourable President brought up the proposal to establish a working group regarding the procurement of the S-400 defence system from the Russian Federation," it said.
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Miroslava Duma, along with Sergei Prikhodko, a Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, tried to broker a meeting with Putin for Ivanka and then-candidate Trump.
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Saudi military spending ranked fourth in the world in 2016 behind the United States ($611 billion), China (estimated at $215 billion) and the Russian Federation ($69 billion).
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"Congratulations to Donald Trump on winning the #US presidential election," Vladimir Putin tweeted, including a link to a lengthier statement from the President of the Russian Federation.
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"Our Honourable President brought up the proposal to establish a working group regarding the procurement of the S-400 defense system from the Russian Federation," it said.
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Federal authorities charged Maria Butina with working "as an agent of a foreign government, specifically the Russian Federation," without notifying the US government as the law requires.
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The son of the prosecutor general of the Russian Federation, Chayka has used his father's position to unfairly win state contracts and put pressure on business competitors.
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FROM PEN: Learn The Process Behind Time Selecting The 100 Most Influential People Come June, she will be sharing a stage with Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin.
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Putin said the submariners, seven of whom were captains and two decorated with Russia's highest honorary title of "Hero of the Russian Federation," should receive state honors.
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The indictment names all seven of the accused as members of the Russian Federation intelligence agency (or GRU) housed within the intelligence directorate of the Russian military.
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"Thus, thanks to measures taken by the Russian Federation, we have managed to stop military action in two of Syria's most important areas," the defence ministry said.
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"Ballistic missile defense sites could pose threats to the stability and strategic assets of the Russian Federation," Russia's ambassador to NATO, Alexander Grushko, told Reuters last month.
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Changes to AVTODOR's ratings would stem from a rating action on the Russian Federation, or could result from a weakening of the company's links with the state.
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Messages dated 2011 from the United Arab Emirates' Ministry of Interior and a 2012 communication from a Russian Federation prosecutor's office are also contained within the data.
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The Washington Post reported that the Russian Federation purchased the 45-acre vacation estate at Pioneer Point in 1972, which by 1992 was valued at $3 million.
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Earlier this year, statements from the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation said that 239S2155 Msta-S modernized self-propelled howitzers were fielded near Volgograd, Russia.
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Saudi Arabian oil Minister Ali Al Naimi will be sitting between Alexander Novak, the Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation, along with a representative form Trinidad.
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The Russian federation (RUSAF) was banned by the IAAF in November 2015 after a World Anti-Doping Agency- (WADA) commissioned report revealed widespread doping in the country.
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Prosecutors allege in the indictment that Butina acted with "the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation" at the direction a "high-level" Russian official.
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"All of Butina's known personal ties, save for those U.S. persons she attempted to exploit and influence, reside in the Russian Federation," they said in the filing.
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Hydra now has thousands of online drug bazaars catering to every corner of the Russian Federation, from Vladivostok in the Far East to the freshly-annexed Crimea.
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" Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said the attack happened "despite coordination with the officials of the Russian Federation who were on the ground when this attack happened.
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Financial bodies observed a moderate recovery for the Russian Federation at the end of 2017 thanks to higher commodity prices, strengthening global demand and lower interest rates.
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She and her husband saw their Russian citizenship restored under Boris N. Yeltsin, the first president of the Russian Federation, and they moved to Moscow in 1998.
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" The administration says the legislation would "treat Turkey as a pariah in NATO, feeding a narrative that the Russian Federation would likely seek to amplify and exploit.
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"The Russian Federation cannot afford to play the second fiddle role in it," he was quoted as saying by the RIA news agency, without much further elaboration.
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The decision of the court collegium made within the regulatory documents approved by the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation and the World panel of judges.
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The Korean skating federation accused the Russian federation of an ethics violation for appointing that judge, who was married to the former head of the Russian skating federation.
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"These attacks were planned in advance and coordinated from a center based in the Russian Federation," the secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defence Council, Oleksander Turchynov, said.
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Specifically, Mueller stated that Cohen spoke with a Russian national in November 2015 who promised "political synergy" and said he was a "trusted person" within the Russian Federation.
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"I know for a fact that the Russian Federation at the command of Vladimir Putin tried to sow instability and chaos in American politics in 2016," said Rubio.
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"We write to ask you to pursue a results-oriented, but tough-minded and principled policy toward the Russian Federation," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Trump.
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" Tischenko has worked at the OSD since 2008, where he has promoted the Voice of America products and "has helped to expand the BBG's reach in Russian Federation.
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The Russian Federation The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia A. Novak Khalid A. Al-Falih Minister of Energy, Industry Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (Reporting by Ahmad Ghaddar)
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Trump is not the first president to be accused of not being tough enough on the Soviet Union or the Russian Federation by anti-Russia hawks in Washington.
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"All of Butina's known personal ties, save for those U.S. persons she attempted to exploit and influence, reside in the Russian Federation," they said in a court filing.
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Aside from "because it could," we should look to 1996, when the U.S. intervened to ensure the re-election of Boris Yeltsin as president of the Russian Federation.
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A male suspect born in 1986 has been arrested and will be brought in for questioning, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Moscow reported on Tuesday.
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Sergey Kislyak -- The Russian ambassador to the US is seemingly ubiquitous around town, having gained extensive experience during a career spanning both the Soviet and Russian Federation eras.
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Those conclusions prompted antidoping authorities and some athletes to call for barring the Russian Federation from both the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games, which start on Sept.
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" One of those "important provisions," Section 501, sets up in the executive branch "an interagency committee to counter active measures by the Russian Federation to exert covert influence.
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I have never engaged with, been paid by, paid for, or conversed with any member of the Russian Federation or anyone else to hack anyone or any organization.
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"The Russian Federation deployed members of its armed forces to gain control over parts of the Ukrainian territory without the consent of the Ukrainian government," the report said.
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"Such actions can be seen as interference in Russia's sovereign affairs and hindering the conduct of democratic elections in the Russian Federation," the watchdog said on its website.
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During his annual address to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation in March 2018, Russia's President Vladimir Putin demonstrated his vision for a nuclear-powered cruise missile.
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"Butina provided the Russian Federation with information that skilled intelligence officers can exploit for years and that may cause significant damage to the United States," Mr. Anderson wrote.
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He also said that eight countries have not reported a new case in over two weeks: Belgium, Cambodia, India, Nepal, Philippines, the Russian Federation, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.
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"He said while sitting behind Putin: "Under these conditions, I believe it would be right for the government of the Russian Federation in its current state to resign.
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The issue is a case study in how an allied nation and its institutions have been hijacked by Russia to operate in the interests of the Russian Federation.
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"This warehouse will deal with products, materials, metals, non-metals — with all components we are not able to get from our former partner, the Russian Federation," he said.
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