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Lanjutkan Hidup Mewah di Rusia, Berapa Kekayaan Bashar al-Assad dan Di Mana Lokasinya? Bashar al-Assad bersama istrinya, Asmaa.  Lanjutkan Hidup Mewah di  Rusia , Berapa Kekayaan  Bashar al-Assad  dan Di Mana Lokasinya? TRIBUNNEWS.COM -  Kepergian  Bashar al-Assad  ke  Rusia  membuka lembaran baru dari masa pemerintahannya yang panjang dan kini berakhir di  Suriah . Pada saat yang sama, kehidupan baru Assad di  Rusia  membuka pintu pertanyaan banyak pihak yang mencari alasan dan motivasi Assad memilih tujuan tersebut. "Selain itu, kepergian Assad ke Rusia menimbulkan banyak pertanyaan mengenai besarnya kekayaannya di sana," tulis ulasan Khaberni, pada Selasa (10/12/2024). Al-Assad, istrinya, ketiga anaknya, dan keluarga besarnya menjalani kehidupan mewah di  Suriah . Sehari setelah kejatuhannya, terungkap istana-istana mewah dan apartemen-apartemen lengkap di lingkungan kelas atas di ibu kota, Damaskus, yang mung...

Ambitions Vladimir Putin President Of Russia Imperial ambitions: Putin twists Peter the Great's vision for Russia Despite increasing global isolation over the war in Ukraine, Kremlin officials insist Peter the Great's vision for Russia as a 'window to Europe' remains open.  -- More than three centuries after he sought to bring Russia closer to Europe, Russians last week marked the 350th birthday of Peter the Great with the country deeply isolated over the Ukraine conflict. Inspired by time spent abroad, Peter I made huge efforts to modernise his vast and under-developed nation during his rule from 1682 to 1725, most famously building St. Petersburg as Russia's "window to Europe". With ties between Russia and the West shattered by Moscow's  invasion of Ukraine , authorities are downplaying Peter's affinity for Europe, instead focusing on his role in expanding Russian territories and consolidating state power. In a speech in St. Petersburg on...

President Vladimir Putin’s statement that he would use any means to defend Russia ( nuclear attack) People bid farewell to reservists drafted during the partial mobilization outside a recruitment office in the Siberian town of Tara in the Omsk region of Russia, September 26, 2022. 👉  U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States has made it clear publicly and privately to Russia to “stop the loose talk about nuclear weapons” in the Ukraine conflict following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s statement that he would use any means to defend Russia. “It’s very important that Moscow hear from us and know from us that the consequences would be horrific, and we’ve made that very clear,” Blinken told CBS News’ “60 Minutes” show in an interview broadcast late Sunday. Blinken said using nuclear weapons “would have catastrophic effects for, of course, the country using them, but for many others as well.” The U.S. response came after Putin signaled th...

The U.S. has warned Russia of “catastrophic consequences” if it launches a nuclear attack on Ukraine President Joe Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said Sunday. Sullivan, speaking on ABC’s “This Week” show, said U.S. officials have told Russian officials privately that Biden “will respond decisively” if Russian President Vladimir Putin orders a nuclear strike but did not say how the U.S. would respond. Sullivan said the U.S. would “not engage in a game of rhetorical tit-for-tat” with Russia. But Sullivan, in a separate interview, told NBC’s “Meet the Press” show that “Russia understands very well what the United States would do in response to the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine because we have spelled it out for them.” The U.S. response came after Putin signaled the possibility of a nuclear attack last week as he called up 300,000 military reservists to help fight in its seven-month invasion of Ukraine.  The troop augmentation came after Russian battl...

Russia released 10 foreign prisoners of war captured in Ukraine Russia released 10 foreign prisoners of war captured in Ukraine, following a mediation by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said. The list includes American, British, Croatian, Moroccan and Swedish nationals, the ministry said in a statement, adding that a plane carrying the prisoners landed in the kingdom. "The relevant Saudi authorities received and transferred them from Russia to the kingdom and are facilitating procedures for their respective countries," the statement said. The ministry did not identify the prisoners. A Saudi official said they were five Britons, two Americans, a Croatian, a Moroccan and a Swedish national. Large numbers of foreigners have traveled to Ukraine to fight since Russia's February 24 invasion. Some of them have been caught by Russian forces, along with other foreigners in the country who say they were not fighters.