Yevgeny Kuklychev is a Senior Editor at Fact Check. He specializes in topics related to the Russia-Ukraine War, with a focus on Russia, Vladimir Putin, and Ukraine, while emphasizing the importance of fact-checking in journalism. Yevgeny has been featured in Newsweek and NewsBreak.
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Officials in Moscow played down prospects of a return to START, a nuclear non-proliferation agreement that saw the reduction of U.S. and Russian nuclear stockpiles in recent years.
By: David Brennan, Yevgeny Kuklychev
The ExpoElectronica conference is a prime annual opportunity for Russia's most advanced tech companies to make deals with the country's decision-makers; including those in the powerful security and military sectors.
Ukraine should be free to strike targets on Russian territory with weapons it receives from Western allies, David Cameron , the United Kingdom's foreign secretary, has said during a visit to Kyiv.
By: Isabel Van, Yevgeny Kuklychev
Moscow fired back at the United Kingdom over statements, made on Friday by Foreign Minister David Cameron allowing Ukraine to use British weapons for strikes on Russian soil.
By: Yevgeny Kuklychev
Several hundred Russian troops may be surrounded by enemy forces in Ukraine's northern city of Vovchansk, according to recent reports.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that the NATO member country will not participate in the Western bloc's activities to support Ukraine in
General Gerasimov was missing from an emergency meeting of Russian president's top advisors, amid reports that he ignored warnings about Ukraine's Kursk raid.
Russian army chief Valery Gerasimov was conspicuously absent from an emergency Security Council meeting held by President Vladimir Putin
By: Yevgeny Kuklychev
Videos on social media appeared to show a railway ferry, loaded with fuel tanks, catching fire after a missile strike and sinking.
By: Brendan Cole, Yevgeny Kuklychev
Multiple explosions have rocked a large ammunition storage facility deep inside Russia on Wednesday morning after a reported attack by Ukrainian drones.
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