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France freezes assets of controversial Russian commentator Fedorova

France has frozen the assets of pro-Kremlin commentator Xenia Fedorova for six months, the government announced on Friday, adding a financial measure to an expulsion order already issued against her over accusations of spreading Kremlin propaganda on French television and undermining democracy.

Radio France Internationale

Ukraine war briefing: Trump says he is ‘not sure’ about letting Ukraine build Patriot missiles

US president places military plan in doubt despite positive meetings with Voloymyr Zelenskyy in Washington this week. What we know on day 1,619

The Guardian - AU

'Not an infringement on freedom of expression': French minister defends expulsion of Russian pundit

France's Interior Minister Laurent Nunez defended the decision to expel pro-Kremlin commentator Xenia Fedorova, saying on Thursday that the measure was "not an infringement on freedom of expression". Authorities ordered her to leave France on Wednesday amid allegations that she had relayed Kremlin propaganda on French TV channels.

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Kash Patel loses $10 million defamation lawsuit against California blogger who called him ‘googly-eyed’ and ‘blatantly incompetent’

"The default judgment is void, and I set it aside."

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Who Is Xenia Fedorova? France Expels Former RT France Head Accused of Spreading Kremlin Propaganda

France has ordered the deportation of journalist Xenia Fedorova, accused of spreading Kremlin propaganda, citing her as a threat to public order. Fedorova plans to appeal the decision.

International Business Times UK

Telegram's billionaire founder Pavel Durov has faced legal woes before - in Russia and France

On Wednesday, Russia's Federal Security Service, or FSB, accused him of aiding what it called terrorist activities. It also said it was adding Durov's name to international wanted lists.

The Economic Times

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Trump says he’s ‘not sure’ about allowing Kyiv to build Patriot missiles

Trump's remarks come as Kyiv hits two more Wildberries warehouses and oil facilities in Russia

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Ukraine war briefing: F-16 crashes while chasing Russian air targets

Pilot found safe and taken for medical treatment after ‘malfunction’; Russian drone company chief shot. What we know on day 1,618

The Guardian - AU

France to expel pro-Kremlin media commentator Xenia Fedorova

France has ordered the expulsion of Xenia Fedorova, the former head of Russia Today France, accusing the Russian journalist of spreading Kremlin propaganda on French television and radio, including on channels owned by the Bolloré group, the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday.

Radio France Internationale

Russia Promotes State Linked 'Max' App as It Accuses Telegram of Enabling Sabotage and Mass Murder

Russia's FSB accuses Telegram of aiding terrorism, targeting founder Pavel Durov. Meanwhile, the Kremlin promotes Max, a state-linked messaging app, raising digital rights concerns.

International Business Times UK

Pro-Russian propagandist Xenia Fedorova faces expulsion from France

In 2017, French President Emmanuel Macron implied that Fedorova was not a journalist. Asked again in June, Macron said his opinion of her remained unchanged.

Euronews

Judge tosses Kash Patel’s $10M defamation lawsuit against blogger who called him a ‘chud’

Jim Stewartson accused Patel of helping to organize the Jan 6 attack on the US capitol

The Independent UK

Russia's Largest Online Retailer Is Being Targeted By Ukrainian Drones Attack As Part Of Its New Strategy: Hitting Moscow's Economy

Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, has repeatedly seen its infrastructure hit, disrupting one of the country's most important business networks while forcing the Kremlin to consider financial support.

International Business Times

Telegram's billionaire founder Pavel Durov has faced legal woes before -- in Russia and France

Pavel Durov, the billionaire founder and CEO of the Telegram messaging app, has repeatedly run into trouble with both the Kremlin and Western officials as he cast himself as a champion of free speech

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France 24

France threatens to expel Russian journalist Fedorova over alleged Kremlin propaganda

France has ordered Russian journalist Xenia Fedorova to leave the country, the interior ministry said Wednesday, amid accusations that she spread Kremlin propaganda on French television and radio. Fedorova's lawyer said she would “immediately lodge an appeal”, while her employers condemned the order as a “particularly serious breach of freedom…

The Independent UK

Why Ukraine is targeting Russia’s ‘Amazon’ Wildberries with major strikes

At least 20 Wildberries warehouses have been attacked since July 18

Euronews

Russia issues international arrest warrant for Telegram founder Durov

Durov, who holds French and UAE passports and has lived outside Russia for years, called the case politically motivated. The Kremlin frequently targets its political enemies on charges of supporting "terrorism" or "extremism".

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: At least seven dead and Poland scrambles jets as Putin launches ‘massive’ strikes

Ukraine’s president said Russia had been planning the attack for several days

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Chuck Schumer Says Trump Instead of Standing With Ukraine 'Tried and Failed' to Pander to Russia

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) criticized President Donald Trump’s approach toward Russia as lawmakers prepared to vote on new sanctions aimed at weakening Moscow’s ability to sustain its war against Ukraine.

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: Wildberries attacks shake Russian economy and banking

Kremlin and state bank VTB may be forced to prop up online retailer amid crippling Ukrainian attacks; Kyiv prosecutors may target Lukashenko. What we know on day 1,617

The Independent UK

Kremlin refuses to comment on reported US-Ukraine air ceasefire talks

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Euronews

Ukraine responds as Kazakh president Tokayev urges Putin to freeze the war in Ukraine

Kazakh president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev urged Vladimir Putin in a face-to-face meeting to freeze the war in Ukraine and return to negotiations as "it is a shame, young people are dying". Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called it "a realistic, timely, and wise message."

Euronews

Russian strikes across Ukraine kill at least eight over last 24 hours

Ukrainian authorities also reported an attack on a shopping centre in Kryvyi Rih on Sunday. A fire reportedly broke out at an Epitsentr DIY store following the strike.

Bangkok Post

Ukraine strikes Siberia refinery as Kazakh leader tells Putin war should end

MOSCOW - Ukrainian drones struck a Siberian oil refinery Saturday and disrupted an Urals athletics competition, as Kazakhstan's president told Russia's Vladimir Putin the Ukraine war should end during a forum in Siberia's Omsk.

France 24

Kazakhstan's president urges Putin to ‘freeze’ war in Ukraine

Kazakhstan's president on Saturday urged Russian leader Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine during talks in the Siberian city of Omsk. Hours earlier, Ukrainian drones struck an oil refinery in Siberia in one of Kyiv's deepest attacks inside Russia.

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