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Ukrainian president is told Rome behind him ‘as long as necessary’, amid reports of Russian air losses

Moscow (AFP) - Russia alleged on Monday the "terrorist attack" that killed a top military blogger the day before was orchestrated by Ukraine with the help of supporters of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.

iOS devices banned for Russian officials, and while Android remains permissible, a Chinese and Russian OS is preferred.

The Kremlin has banned those working on President Putin's 2024 re-election from using iPhones over espionage fears.

Russia's presidential administration has told officials to stop using Apple iPhones because of concerns the devices are vulnerable to Western intelligence agencies, the Kommersant newspaper reported on Monday. At a Kremlin-organized seminar for officials involved in domestic politics, Sergei Kiriyenko, first deputy head of the presidential administration, told officials to…

The Kremlin told officials involved in preparations for Russia's 2024 presidential election to stop using Apple iPhones because of concerns that the devices are vulnerable to Western intelligence agencies, the Kommersant newspaper reported.

Chinese, Taiwanese, and American brands dominated Russian PC market last year.

China's top diplomat is due to visit Moscow shortly, and may possibly even meet President Vladimir Putin, as the United States says it is concerned Beijing may be considering supplying weapons to Russia.

A court in Moscow has rejected an appeal from a former journalist who was convicted of treason and given a 22-year prison sentence

Disney Channel will stop broadcasting in Russia from Dec. 14, the Kommersant newspaper reported on Friday, citing other media.

Since Russia first invaded Ukraine in February 2022, western media has frequently suggested that economic sanctions against the Russians are going to stifle the war effort or even bring the country to its knees.