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Drone Strikes, Deep Strikes: How Ukraine's Long-Range Air Attacks Are Hurting Russia

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By Denys Tymoshenko, Valentin Baryshnikov, Yauhen Lehalau Verified
| Radio Free Europe Verified
Russia’s Leningrad Oblast lies some 600 kilometers from the closest corner of Ukraine. But on April 15, its governor declared it a “frontline” region. Part of his explanation: From January through March, a total of 243 Ukrainian drones were shot down over the province, he said. Some drones were not shot down, though.
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'Come Together': How Moscow Beatles Fans Mourned The 1980 Death Of John Lennon

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By Valentin Baryshnikov, Robert Coalson Verified
| Radio Free Europe Verified
MOSCOW -- Photographer Boris Antonov doesn't remember exactly how he found out that former Beatle John Lennon had been shot to death in New York on December 8, 1980. It definitely wasn't from the Soviet media, he recalled. In his personal archive, Antonov still has a tiny clipping from a back page of the Soviet daily Trud that announced the news in three terse sentences on December 10. But word of Lennon's killing "spread rather quickly" among his friends, Antonov told RFE/RL.
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News Analysis: Ulyukayev Arrest Could End Up Costing Russia Dearly

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By Valentin Baryshnikov, Lyubov Chizhova, Robert Coalson Verified
| Radio Free Europe Verified
The arrest of Economic Development Minister Aleksei Ulyukayev -- the most senior official to face trial in post-Soviet Russia -- threatens to shake the country's political and economic structures to their foundations.
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