Russia/Ukraine Conflict

Leonid Volkov, the former chief of staff for Russian opposition leader Navalny was assaulted outside of his home today in Lithuania, RadarOnline.com has learned.

White House officials ended up having to step in and clarify the president's comments were referring to Gaza.

Vladimir Putin is also reportedly working to lower the minimum age limit for military personnel from 27 to 25.

Sources claimed that Vladimir Putin is "putting out feelers" to see if the U.S. is "ready to discuss" negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine.

One Russian convict-turned-soldier complained that he received "two times less" than the $2,500 he was promised for fighting in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin was spotted showing off the "nuclear football" briefcases during a tour of Russian palaces earlier this week.

The new law, which is scheduled to come into effect in six months, passed Ukraine's parliament on Tuesday in a 248-153 vote.

A group of wives and girlfriends of deployed Russian soldiers slammed Vladimir Putin while demanding the safe return of troops.

The same Russian general previously claimed that Ukraine released disease-infested mosquitoes onto the frontlines earlier this year.

Vladimir Putin officially announced his 2024 re-election bid last week. Russia's next presidential election is scheduled for March 17, 2024.

The wife of a Ukrainian spy chief is being hospitalized after being poisoned with heavy metals, RadarOnline.com has learned.

One Ukrainian soldier named Serhiy escaped his captors and returned to Kyiv where the swastika was carefully removed by a dermatologist.

Vladimir Putin called on Russia's tech sector to develop AI technology that can combat Western innovations that aim to 'cancel Russian culture.'

Volodymyr Zelenskyy, then a comedian, played the role of Vladimir Putin's suspected lover, Alina Kabaeva, in the 2014 comedy sketch.

Three Russian agents died and one was left in critical condition after they ate food laced with arsenic in the Ukrainian city of Melitopol last week.

Russia's most notorious serial killer Mikhail Popov could be pardoned and escape two life sentences if he joins Putin's war in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin's top advisor threatened Volodymyr Zelenskyy this week after the Ukrainian leader revealed that he was almost assassinated five different times.

Nikolai Ogolobyak was originally sentenced to 20 years in prison in July 2010 on charges of murder, robbery, and desecrating a corpse.

Russian forces reportedly started to pillage farms across Ukraine just five days after the invasion started on February 24, 2022.

An alleged solider dropped the bombshell in a video posted on Twitter.

Sources say Christmas and New Year festivities have been cancelled in Russia.

Vladimir Putin deployed the missiles to his secret Black Sea mansion after Ukraine targeted his other private palace in the Russian city of Sochi.

This is not the first time that Vladimir Putin and the Russian army has enlisted prisoners to aid in his war efforts.

Ukrainian intelligence sources previously claimed that the Kremlin was behind the Vladimir Putin death rumors to test the Russian leader's "popularity."

Six Russian soldiers were killed and 11 more were wounded when Ukraine targeted the drone academy with HIMARS on Tuesday night in Donetsk.

Experts warned Putin could use nuclear weapons to flex his strength ahead of Russia's upcoming presidential election.

Vladimir Putin's former speechwriter, Abbas Gallyamov, suggested that the 71-year-old Russian leader started taking medication shortly before his alleged death.

Russian soldiers overcome by boredom have turned to abusing drugs while waiting for action on the front lines in Ukraine.

A Russian journalist who protested the Ukraine war on state tv is 'feeling much better' after being hospitalized in France in a suspected poisoning.

A new report revealed night camera footage of two Russian soldiers firing at each other in an apparent state of 'confusion.'

Vladimir Putin has reportedly killed thousands of women, children, and the elderly since invading Ukraine in February 2022.

Ukrainian counter-attacks have created 'deep holes' in three Russian defensive lines, potentially signaling a major loss for Russia.

Putin said his most powerful missiles, 'Satan-2' and 'Flying Chernobyl,' are ready for deployment in an ominous warning to the West.

One soldier revealed that a commander had ordered him not to provide medical treatment to injured members of the unit.

Tech mogul Elon Musk tried to troll Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy with a meme but the Tesla founder was ridiculed instead for being insensitive to war.

The Russian hacktivist group KillNet reportedly cut off access to the Royal Family's official website for roughly two hours on Sunday morning.

Russian schoolgirls aged 15 and 16 were recently inducted into “military-patriotic education” programs in the country's Primorsky region.

Aerial surveillance footage captured a suspected Russian agent adding “poisonous materials” into a watering hole meant for Vladimir Putin's troops.

The use of the depression medication Prozac reportedly rose by 63% shortly after Vladimir Putin first invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

Even a franchisee of the Russian Burger King fast-food chain reportedly refused to hire ex-Wagner fighters after they returned from the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The Kremniy EL plant, located in the city of Bryansk, Russia, went up in flames.

A retired Russian military official called for Kremlin officers to begin training troops for the use of nuclear weapons.

The initial drone strike took place at the Khalino military airfield in Kursk last weekend and destroyed several Russian fighter jets and defense systems.

Yevgeny Prigozhin was buried in St. Petersburg on Tuesday after dying in a plane crash outside Moscow on August 23.

Sergei Markov, a former advisor to Vladimir Putin, claimed the United States was brainwashing Ukrainian troops to turn them into "gay super soldiers."

Russian Colonel General Gennady Zhidko, 57, died suddenly on Wednesday after he was dismissed by Vladimir Putin in October 2022.

Ukraine reportedly destroyed Vladimir Putin's "Russian Dagger" hypersonic missiles this week after they were launched towards the frontlines.

Moscow has raised its defense spending target for 2023 to over $100 billion, doubling the original estimate.

Vladimir Putin was accused of committing a war crime, a crime against humanity, and a crime of genocide after Oleksandr Naumenko tortured 17 Ukrainian POWs.

Vladimir Putin and Russia allegedly fabricated the video in an effort to startle the rival Ukrainian forces.