Historical clue formulations

• U.S.S.R. news source — 2026-05-03
• Moscow news source — 2017-01-11
• Fourth-largest news agency in the world — 2016-11-20
• News agency for a 57-Down — 2016-09-21
• Itar-___ news agency — 2016-06-06
• Communist bloc news source — 2013-09-13
• Longtime Russian acronym — 2012-03-02
• Itar-___ news agency — 2011-11-15
• Onetime propaganda source — 2011-10-23
• Soviet news group — 2010-11-21
• News agency that was the first to report on Sputnik — 2010-09-21
• Cold war news source — 2010-04-14
• News source in a 14-Down — 2009-11-27
• Soviet agency created from Rosta — 2009-10-24
• Old propaganda source — 2009-09-04
• Cold war propaganda disseminator — 2009-07-29
• Info source for 58-Down — 2009-06-06
• Longtime name in news-gathering — 2009-02-28
• Former news gatherer — 2008-11-07
• Old name in news — 2008-10-03
• News source beginning in 1925 — 2008-08-08
• Old propaganda propagator — 2008-05-25
• News agency started in 1925 — 2007-12-30
• Transmitter of cold war news — 2007-12-20
• Soviet news agency — 2007-08-15
• Red ink source? — 2005-11-19
• See 57-Across — 2005-10-29
• Big name in news beginning 1925 — 2005-07-28
• Cold war news service — 2005-06-07
• Itar-___ news agency — 2004-07-28
• Old name in news — 2004-01-23
• Big name in foreign news — 2004-01-09
• Soviet news agency — 2003-09-09
• Itar-___ news agency — 2003-07-05
• Cold war news name — 2001-10-28
• Foreign news source — 2001-06-21
• Putin quoter — 2001-06-15
• Provider for Pravda — 2001-01-07
• Sputnik coverer — 2000-07-29
• News agency founded in 1918 — 2000-07-19
• Soviet news service — 2000-06-12
• Reporter on Sputnik — 2000-04-15
• News agency name — 2000-04-09
• Soviet news agency — 1999-12-21
• Soviet news agency — 1999-05-03
• Pravda provider — 1999-03-07
• Soviet news agency — 1998-10-05
• Soviet news agency — 1998-05-25
• Russia's Itar-___ news agency — 1997-10-13
• Old news agency — 1997-03-30