Russia/Ukraine Conflict

Putin screamed at Deputy PM Denis Manturov this week after the Russian politician failed to procure enough military planes for the war in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin lashed out at his Kremlin leaders and attempted to cover his hands, adding to speculation his health is rapidly failing.

The Royal Navy has since deployed two specialist ships to track the Russian warship and report on its movements and activities.

Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin bragged his men captured the Ukrainian salt mining town Soledar, but the Kremlin released a statement indicating otherwise.

The convicts were recruited from Russian prisons throughout 2022 to help Russian forces take Ukraine in exchange for full pardons for their crimes.

Pavel Kamnev, who manufactured missiles for Putin to use against Ukraine, was found dead from unknown causes on Monday at 85 years old.

A Russian propagandist made extreme remarks on a preemptive nuclear strike by Russia that could wipe-out France and other Western European countries.

Russia's National Guard has been ordered to shoot down any soldiers trying to flee Ukraine or who stop supporting Putin's "special military operation."

Although Putin usually celebrates the holiday with other worshippers, the Russian leader chose to celebrate alone over assassination and health fears.

The Ukrainian children are reportedly also forced to sing the Russian national anthem and other songs in an effort to "re-educate" them to Russian culture.

Young children have been seen dressed in Federal Security Service uniforms and marching through the streets of Russia as Putin struggles to take Ukraine.

Ukraine's military intelligence also revealed Ukraine plans to execute one final offensive to end the war against Russia by March.

A top Ukrainian intelligence official was adamant in his allegation that the 70-year-old Kremlin leader is near death.

The Kremlin has blamed their own soldiers alleged use of illegal cell phones for giving away their location before a deadly Ukrainian missile strike.

Putin has reportedly ordered the immediate use non-military hospitals to treat the thousands of Russian soldiers wounded in Ukraine.

An alleged missile test of the hypersonic warheads showed the weapons moving almost 7,000 MPH and hitting a target 620 miles away.

One Russian escort business revealed their earnings plummeted by 30%-50% after Russia first invaded Ukraine in February 2022

Several armored cars, boxes of ammunition and missiles were also taken out in the devastating missile strike launched by Ukraine over the weekend.

68-year-old Dmitry Krymov and his wife were rushed to the hospital on Saturday after a fire broke out in their NYC apartment months after the pair fled Russia.

Putin also promised to move the wives of Russian soldiers up the list for state-sponsored IVF treatments.

69-year-old Alexei Maslov passed away on December 25 less than 24 hours after Putin cancelled a meeting between the two to discuss the war in Ukraine.

The closing of Domino's Pizza stores across Russia comes after McDonald's left the country amid sanctions put in place following Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

The surprising move was allegedly made in an effort to boost his popularity as it continues to falter as a result of his failing war against Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin has been accused of using Western medicine to alleviate his failing health condition.

The poison, called Novichok, reportedly leaves its victim frothing at the mouth before they drown to death in their own fluids.

Russian agents were caught on CCTV footage inside a Ukrainian orphanage desperately searching for children before finding the rooms abandoned.

Andrii Shtepa, whom Putin put in place as the governor of the Ukrainian village of Liubymivka, died on Thursday when his vehicle erupted into a fatal inferno.

The female prisoners will reportedly serve as nurses, communications staff, snipers and saboteurs placed in Ukraine to sabotage the enemy forces.

The Russian solider death toll has hit a chilling milestone of 100,000 losses.

Svetlana Ivanova, the wife to Timur Ivanov, traveled to Paris earlier this year despite her husband's direct involvement in the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war.

Putin made the announcement on Wednesday and claimed the deadly warship will be deployed sometime in early January.

Ukrainian military attempted to kill one of Vladimir Putin's top generals sent to fight on the front lines.

The move was criticized by many Russians who have lost loved ones in the war against Ukraine since the conflict began in February.

The restauranteur, who earned the nickname 'Putin's Chief', is believed to have a private army at his disposal.

The rapper, Ptakha, also claimed young Russians don't see the point of Putin's war and are largely against the ongoing war effort.

The graffiti echoes Putin's previous propaganda claims that he is invading Ukraine in an effort to liberate the neighboring nation of Nazis.

Bout, who was freed last week in exchange for the WNBA star, immediately backed Putin's ongoing war against Ukraine and volunteered to help fight.

The escape plan, unofficially dubbed "Noah's Ark," would see the struggling Russian leader flee to Argentina or Venezuela should his forces fail in Ukraine.

A look into the notorious Russian "Merchant of Death" Viktor Bout, who was exchanged for the released of imprisoned American Brittney Griner.

Footage of the shocking incident showed three Russian soldiers killing geese in the Donetsk region before being hit by a heavy artillery fire from enemy troops.

A desperate Vladimir Putin announced recruits of "ultras" soccer players to join the depleted Russian military in Ukraine.

Russian sources claim the order for two million more soldiers to be mobilized into Ukraine, including at least 300,000 women, could come as soon as January 1.

A valuable Ukrainian ally of Vladimir Putin was subjected to a multi-million quid raid after he allegedly supplied illegal aircrafts to the Russian military.

Oleksiy Arestovich, a top advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said Ukraine's recovery of of Kherson has moved them closer to winning the war.

Russia borrowing roughly $12 billion, which came in the form of debt bonds sold over the weekend, marks just the latest trouble for Putin's war against Ukraine.

The prisoners are reportedly being promised freedom and their convictions scrapped if they can fight and survive in Ukraine for a deployment of six months.

Vladimir Putin's paranoia grows as he stashes billions in cash and gold in Africa, preparing for a potential coup.

The retreating soldiers were also reportedly caught looting the homes of Ukrainian citizens after being ordered to retreat from a key Ukrainian territory.

The development comes after Russian parliament made it illegal to protest Russia's war against Ukraine in March and as Russian forces suffer major losses.

Russia's "doomsday" nuclear missile, the Belgorod, was seen returning to port this week after being deployed to the Artic Sea to run a series of failed tests.