After charging President Putin with high treason for the invasion of Ukraine, seven lawmakers have been summoned by the police.

Due to scheduling conflicts, Putin was not able to attend Gorbachev's funeral.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to pay Ukrainian refugees in Russia monthly and one-time payments.

Since the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian press has gone off the rails. Here's what they're saying.

Russia aims to increase the size of its army by 10 percent in the coming months.

Russian MiG fighter jets are suspected of violating Finnish airspace.

“What reason is there for us to do this?” 

                                   – A Ukrainian official speaking on the murder of Darya Dugina

A Russian airbase situated behind the frontlines receives an alarmingly powerful attack.

A working group of the Russian State Duma has compiled a list of cultural figures who have denounced the war in Ukraine. They can either "repent" or quit their jobs.

“There was a certain girl here who was handing out some permission to paint to artists, complete nonsense. I gave her this work, and the first thing she said was that it was a very dangerous job, because if Gorbachev saw it, he would not allow the unification of Germany and that she will send it to the senate of West Berlin, which was a different country, for approval.” 

                                   –  Dmitry Vrubel, the artist behind the Berlin Wall's "The Fraternal Kiss"

“[This report] does not mean that Amnesty International holds Ukrainian forces responsible for violations committed by Russian forces, or that the Ukrainian military is not taking adequate precautions in other parts of the country. We must be very clear: nothing of the actions of the Ukrainian military, which we have documented, in any way justify Russia's violations.” 

                                   –  From a report released by Amnesty International

“It’s unclear what happened, but you can’t bring people back to life.” 

                                   –  Alina Nesterenko, whose husband was a prisoner in Russian-occupied Donetsk.