Russia/Ukraine Conflict

Putin signed the new decree on Tuesday shortly after it was revealed at least 200,000 Russian troops have died in Ukraine since February 2022.

The Russian soldiers allegedly refused to let the Ukrainian fighter die because he "hadn't seen the seven circles of hell yet."

Lukashenko, 68, was last seen being rushed to the airport with an ambulance in tow after Russia's Victory Day parade in Moscow on Tuesday, May 9.

60-year-old Irina Tsybaneva reportedly told Putin's parents to "take him with you." She also spoke out against Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine.

The note was reportedly found on the body of a Russian soldier who killed himself just moments earlier using a grenade.

The footage showed Putin, with his nuke briefcase in tow, arriving to Moscow's Red Square shortly before this year's Victory Day parade.

Vladimir Putin's troops have turned to desperate measure to escape the front lines.

The annual Victory Day parade on Tuesday took place just days after Putin survived an alleged assassination attempt at the Kremlin.

The decision came after Russia lost an estimated 3,700 tanks in Ukraine over the course of the past 14 months of conflict.

Ukrainian investigators also found that hundreds of the civilians have died from diseases like Tuberculosis while being held at the "Nazi-style ghettos."

Russian sleeper agent Jack Barsky warned about the risk of a nuclear apocalypse being higher than ever before.

The alleged assassination attempt took place at approximately 2 AM in Moscow when two drones struck the Kremlin.

The leaked manual was reportedly prepared by Putin and top Kremlin officials in anticipation of an imminent failure to take Ukraine.

Other victims are reportedly placed in the holes for refusing to obey orders while fighting on the frontlines of the war in Ukraine.

Rupert was reportedly "disturbed" by Carlson's opinions regarding the Russo-Ukrainian war and Zelenskyy's role in the ongoing conflict.

Vladimir Putin's "thick" soldiers suffered from radiation sickness after ignoring local's warnings about camping near the Chernobyl disaster site.

Former CIA analyst Paul Goble estimates Russia has lost more than $18 billion and more than 200,000 troops in their war against Ukraine.

Colonel-General Mikhail Mizintsev was credited for the taking of the southern port city of Mariupol, Ukraine.

Colonel-General Mikhail Mizintsev was reportedly axed by Putin earlier this week as the Russian leader grows "increasingly paranoid" of his inner circle.

The alleged attempt took place earlier this week when a Ukrainian drone crashed in the woods less than ten miles outside the Russian capital.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also denied the rumors that Putin's health is failing, and instead assured the Russian people that Putin is "mega-active."

One Russian soldier also claimed the majority of Putin's soldiers spent most of their "sleeping and drinking" instead of training for the frontlines.

Prigozhin also reportedly begged Putin to focus on holding the current frontline rather than work to secure more territorial gains in Ukraine.

A Russian soldier was trapped in a hole for four weeks after accusing his command of stealing humanitarian aid.

The unintentional bombing occurred in Belgorod city and resulted in a 65-foot crater leaving multiple buildings damaged.

Vladimir Putin launched a bizarre social media ad targeting Russian men who have yet to join his war effort.

An elderly woman in Russia was fined for calling Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "handsome young man" with "a good sense of humor."

The move comes after Putin was also forced to cancel this year's Victory Day parade because nearly all of Russia's military equipment is currently in Ukraine.

The Russian leader was allegedly limping as climbed out of a helicopter in the Ukrainian city of Kherson last week.

The surprise visit came shortly after the Russian leader positioned two nuclear bombers over eastern Ukraine as part of a sudden war drill.

The two former Wagner PMC commanders also admitted to killing more than 20 other Ukrainian children and teenagers in 2022.

Two separate attacks were allegedly carried out in Belgorod and the Belgorod region late Sunday night.

The Russian leader was reportedly flanked by an "army" of bodyguards on Sunday as he celebrated Orthodox Easter at Christ the Saviour Cathedral in Moscow.

The move comes days after Putin announced he would be calling nearly 150,000 more Russians to fight on the frontlines of the ongoing conflict.

The May 9 parade was reportedly canceled because all of Russia's military units are currently being used in the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned the video and vowed to hold those who committed the vicious killing accountable.

It has been estimated that at least 20,000 Ukrainian children have been abducted from their families and taken to Russia since the invasion started last year.

The new units come shortly after Putin is estimated to have already lost more than 700,000 soldiers since the war started in February 2022.

The 49-year-old Russian energy boss was reportedly found dead in a Siberian jail cell on Tuesday while awaiting trial on bribery charges.

A former Russian secret service captain blasted Vladimir Putin as a "war criminal" and claimed he was "mortally afraid" of COVID.

The former top Russian general slammed Vladimir Putin's defense minister after he announced more equipment was being sent to troops in Ukraine.

Putin is utilizing a Soviet Union-era tactic to collect 'incriminating material' on his enemies.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defense also claimed that some Russian soldiers positioned on the frontline get so drunk that they accidentally blowing each other up.

Daria Trepova was arrested early Monday morning just hours after Vladlen Tatarsky, 40, was killed in an explosion on Sunday inside a St. Petersburg cafe.

The move comes as Putin is estimated to have already lost nearly 700,000 soldiers in Ukraine since the war first started in February 2022.

The decree was reportedly signed on March 27 and will see soldiers older than 65 join Putin's ongoing war effort against Ukraine.

A female Russian medic accused Kremlin officers of forcing women to become their "field wives," and are being "passed around" officers.

The Ukrainian president also claimed the Russian soldiers would then deport the Ukrainian children into Russia after sexually assaulting them.

Elvira Vikhareva, 32, believes she was poisoned in November after becoming "enemy No.1" for her opposition against Putin.

The Russian leader's plans come shortly after Russia announced they were starting to store tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus.