This Week’s Stories in Russia Update:
– Sweden Confirms Submarine in October Was Foreign Vessel
– Kadyrov Announces Assassination of Georgian Terrorist Omar al-Shishani
– Independent Editor Detained at Airport in Khabarovsk
–OSCE Sees 100s Of Fighters Cross Russian Border Into Ukraine, And Trucks With Bodies Leaving
– FIFA Clears Russia and Qatar of Corruption Charges, But US Prosecutor Seeks Appeal
– Russia Sends Warships Toward Australia Ahead Of G20
– Moscow Oil Refinery Blamed for Gas Leak May Be Closed for 3 Months
– Sochi Olympics Builder Detained on Suspicion of Exploitation of Workers
– Russian Legislators Receive Responses from Military Officials on Soldiers Reportedly Killed in Combat in Ukraine
– Editor-in-Chief of Kommersant Steps Down Amid Rumors of Government Pressure
– Still No Clear Explanation on What Caused Gas Leak in Moscow
– Free Ad Advice for CNN — Love, The Interpreter
– CNN Says New Media Laws Drove It From Russia–
– Bezler Reported Alive, and to Get ‘Hero of DPR’ Award, But is Strelkov Slighted?
– LifeNews Claims Anti-Corruption Blogger Navalny ‘Funded by the Kremlin’; Putin Administration Denies
– CNN To Cease Broadcasting in Russia in December
– Moscow Oil Refinement Plant Denies Malfunction Occurred, Despite Air Pollution Monitor Statements
– Toxic Gas Leak from ‘Malfunction’ at Oil Refinery: Emergencies Ministry
– Russia Launches Yet Another Propaganda Outlet, Sputnik News
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