Topic: Maria Zakharova

Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, has blasted Ukrainian officials for ordering a Russian-aligned church to leave a Kyiv monastery.

Maria Zakharova, a spokesperson for Russia's Foreign Ministry, has hit back after analysts asserted she had confirmed Kremlin infighting.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov today where he asked for Moscow to end its invasion of Ukraine and return to the New START nuclear treaty.

Contradicting others from within his administration, President Joe Biden says he does not expect China will send weapons to Russia to aid in its year-long invasion of Ukraine. 

Moldova temporarily closed its airspace Tuesday after the nation's president said she had been informed of a Russian plot to destabilize the government. Russian officials denied the claims.

Three people were killed in Ukraine Thursday as Russia unleashed a "massive" wave of strikes that left 40% of Kyiv and 90% of Lviv without power, officials said.

The European Union on Thursday sanctioned three individuals and one entity from Iran for allowing Russia to use its military drones in attacks against Ukraine.

The Swedish Coast Guard said Thursday that there are a total of four leaks in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in the Baltic Sea, clarifying previous reports and saying no new breaches have been discovered.

The Biden administration imposed a slew of punitive measures targeting Russia on Thursday as the Kremlin warned the United States against crossing the "red line" by sending Kyiv longe-rang artillery.

Ukraine denied responsibility Sunday for a car bomb in Moscow that killed the daughter of a staunch supporter of President Vladimir Putin and Russian nationalism.