With soaring inflation and the ruble dropping to one of its lowest levels against the dollar since President Vladimir Putin launched his war in Ukraine, this year Russians will have to pay more for the dish, which is traditionally served alongside caviar and tangerines, before the New Year is toasted in.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said late on Tuesday that no one would give peace to his country as a gift, but he believed the United States would stand alongside Kyiv as it fights to stop Russia's 34-month invasion.
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Ukraine transit operator says Russia has not nominated gas volumes for Jan. 1 so far
Ukraine to end transit of Russian gas to EU
The Soviet-era pipeline enters Ukraine near the Russian village of Sudzha, which has been occupied by Ukrainian forces which have staged an incursion into areas of Russia's Kursk region Russian gas supplies to EU states via Ukraine are to end on Wednesday,
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EU Faces Potential Gas Cut as Russia-Ukraine Deal Expires
Marking 25 years in office, Vladimir Putin says he has remade Russia as a sovereign power and will prevail in Ukraine, but economic and strategic setbacks complicate the picture.
Russia and Ukraine have exchanged prisoners of war in the latest such swap that released hundreds of captives and was brokered with the help of the United Arab Emirates
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Russia is conserving its missiles to launch larger but less frequent strikes against Ukraine, intel says
Russia fires missiles at Ukraine, woman wounded in Kyiv region
Ukraine said it downed six of 21 missiles launched overnight and in the early morning by Russia, reporting minor damage in the capital of Kyiv and hits on infrastructure in the northern Sumy region.
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Russia strikes Ukraine with missiles and drones, including Kyiv
Russia launched more than 40 attack drones across the Azov Sea into eastern and central Ukraine overnight, damaging houses in Kharkiv and Odessa, the Ukrainian military said.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the two countries have engaged in multiple prisoner exchanges.
A manufacturing plant in Russia’s Tatarstan region has significantly scaled up its production of Iranian-designed drones, using a range of Chinese components, and recruiting a low-skilled workforce of Russian teenagers and African women,
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