Yevgeny Kuklychev is a Senior Editor for Fact Check at Newsweek. With a focus on international affairs, Yevgeny covers topics related to Russia, Ukraine, and geopolitical issues. His articles provide detailed analysis and fact-checking to ensure accurate and reliable information for readers.
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A Russian tank academy building caught on fire on Thursday, March 7th, according to the Defense Ministry's statement and videos circulating online.
By: Yevgeny Kuklychev, David Brennan
Ukraine-aligned rebel Russian units now again fighting their way across the shared border aim to "march on Moscow," one volunteer has told Newsweek from close to the shifting front line.
By: David Brennan, Yevgeny Kuklychev
The pro-Ukraine Russian rebel formations fighting their way across the shared border between the two warring nations want the ongoing
By: Isabel Van, Yevgeny Kuklychev
Videos published on Friday appeared to show a Russian missile dodging Ukraine's air defenses before striking Ukraine's largest hydroelectric dam near Zaporizhzhia.
By: Yevgeny Kuklychev
An unnamed agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigations came down with an apparent case of Havana syndrome—a mystery ailment that has affected U.S. agents and diplomats—after interrogating a suspected Russian spy.
By: Yevgeny Kuklychev
The Russian Aviation Training Center for pilot training in Borisoglebsk, in the Voronezh region, reportedly came under attack by UAVs on Monday night.
Ukraine's attack on the Russian Aviation Training Center for pilots Borisoglebsk, Voronezh region, saw drones hit a target just miles from a secret Russian nuclear storage facility.
Nuclear strikes by Russia on European targets are inevitable, a political expert warned in a fiery rant on Russian state television.
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.
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