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Russian media say Moscow gunman had shooting hobby
Russia has not said the shooting was terror-related
Putin was 'conscientious and disciplined' spy – KGB documents
The KGB profile is part of an exhibition at the Central Archive of Historical and Political Documents in Russia's second city of Saint Petersburg
Russia confirms seizing 3 Ukrainian naval ships off Crimea
Ukraine's navy says the incident took place as two small warships and a tugboat were heading through the strait for the port of Mariupol
Russia raids space research center in 'treason probe' – reports
'This morning, the FSB raided offices of staff at the Central Research Institute of Machine-Building,' which is a subsidiary of Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, Kommersant reports, citing sources in law enforcement agencies.
4 things to know about Telegram messenger
Here are four things to know about the company, which says it has 200 million active users
Putin says Saint Petersburg supermarket blast was 'act of terror'
His statement comes after a homemade bomb exploded on Wednesday evening at a Saint Petersburg supermarket, wounding 13 people
Kremlin praises U.S.-Russia 'exemplary cooperation' on terror fight
Russian President Vladimir Putin called US President Donald Trump on Sunday to express his gratitude for intelligence which allowed Russia's FSB security service to prevent attacks in Saint Petersburg
Russia arrests 7 for 'preparing' fresh Saint Petersburg attacks
The 7 nationals from Central Asia are said to have been preparing terrorist attacks in Saint Petersburg
Russian intelligence says Telegram app used in bombing
They used Telegram at each stage of the preparation of this terrorist attack on the Saint Petersburg metro the FSB security agency says
ISIS claims deadly attack on FSB office in Russia
Russian officials say two people were killed in the incident – an FSB employee and a civilian One other person was reported wounded
Russia says it 'practically established' who ordered metro bombing – agencies
There has been no claim of responsibility but investigators say they are examining possible links to the Islamic State ISIS
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Kremlin denies involvement after Yahoo cyberattack charges
As we have said repeatedly there can be absolutely no question of any official involvement by any Russian agency including the FSB in any illegal actions in cyberspace Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov tells journalists
2 Russian spies indicted in massive Yahoo hack
The indictment links Russia s top spy agency in one of the largest cyberattacks in history
Russian economy minister charged over '$2M bribe'
3rd UPDATE Russia s Investigative Committee alleges Alexei Ulyukayev received the money over a massive deal involving state controlled oil giant Rosneft
Ukraine on high alert over Crimea tensions with Russia
Ukraine s pro Western President Petro Poroshenko has earlier met his top brass and has ordered forces along the frontier with Crimea and across the conflict wracked east onto high alert level
Olympics: Russia doping state-dictated with secret service backing – report
Richard McLaren: The Moscow laboratory operated for the protection of doped Russian athletes within a state dictated failsafe system
Russia detains 14 over forged documents for ISIS fighters
The 14 are allegedly part of an international criminal group with underground printers and laboratories
Thailand warned by Russia ISIS militants 'have entered' the kingdom
A leaked letter circulated on local media says Moscow s Federal Security Service FSB told Thai police 10 Syrian militants from ISIS entered the country between October 15 and 31 to target Russian interests
Ex-spy Litvinenko thought Putin was linked to crime – widow
The widow of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko tells an inquiry that her husband once met with Putin to expose an alleged plot kill the dissident oligarch Boris Berezovsky
EU hits Russian intelligence chiefs with sanctions
The director of the FSB security service Alexander Bortnikov and the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Mikhail Fradkov are on the new list of 15 people and 18 entities targeted by an asset freeze and visa bans
Greenpeace to appeal Russia detention of activists
Greenpeace: We will not be intimidated we will appeal these detentions and together we will prevail
Russia accuses Greenpeace activists of piracy
The group had been trying to highlight the dangers of Russian led efforts to develop the Arctic as ice floes break up due to global warming
Putin, Obama order FSB, FBI to find solution on Snowden
Presidents Vladimir Putin and Barack Obama have ordered their security chiefs to resolve the issue caused by Edward Snowden s stay in a Moscow airport
Stalin fails to inspire horror in Russia 60 years after death
In a country where tough and autocratic rulers – from Ivan the Terrible to Nicolas I and arguably right up to Putin himself – remain admired rather than criticized Russia never turned entirely against Stalin
