Russia/Ukraine Conflict

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.

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The men imprisoned in the "dungeon-like" camps are reportedly regularly “threatened with mass execution by firing squad."

The marines are believed to be stationed in the illegally annexed Donetsk People's Republic as upwards of 75,000 Russian soldiers have been killed.

Putin reportedly told Macron one doesn't "need to attack major cities in order to end a war" while the two were talking about Ukraine over the weekend.

A costly decision by Russian President Vladimir Put has threatened the country to potential bankruptcy.

71-year-old Anatoly Karpov was left hospitalized and in a coma over the weekend after suffering a series of mysterious head injuries in Moscow.

The outburst reportedly took place during a phone call between the two leaders in June and after Biden signed off on $1 billion in aid for Ukraine.

Major General Kyrylo Budanov stated that there are 'active discussions' happening on who could replace Vladimir Putin.

Anton Krasovsky was suspended from Russia Today this week after he said Ukrainian children should be drowned and other citizens burned alive.

A video of the looting was captured and released by Ukraine's Office of Strategic Communications on Friday as Russia struggles without supplies.

RFK’s grandson, Conor Kennedy, revealed he joined the Ukrainian International Legion and served on the Northeastern Front despite no prior experience.

The WBNA star has been serving time in a Russian prison for a drug charge, however, some allege she’s being used as a political pawn.

One video showed a Russian man in St. Petersburg tackled by police officers in a parking lot before being forced to enlist to fight in Ukraine.

The K-329 Belgorod nuclear submarine, alongside a giant nuclear-capable torpedo named Poseidon, was mobilized earlier this month on Putin's orders.

General Sergei Surovikin is widely believed to be the one behind the campaign of brutal bombings against Ukraine on Monday.

Putin ordered 83 missiles into Ukraine on Monday in response to Ukraine's attack and crippling of a major Crimean bridge on Saturday.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services purchase is part of its “ongoing efforts to be better prepared following radiological and nuclear emergencies.”

The citizens of Pisky-Rad'kivs'ki, a town in Ukraine's northern region, also found a bucket containing dozens of teeth pulled from the mouths of the victims.

The nuclear caravan was spotted moving through central Russia on Sunday as Putin continues to threaten the West with nuclear war,

The top Russian officer, who serves as a lieutenant-colonel, had his face "smashed" by his own soldiers after telling them they will be killed in Ukraine.

The outrageous suggestion comes just a few days after Putin ordered 300,000 more Russian recruits to fight on the frontlines of Ukraine.

Thousands of Russian men have reportedly fled the nation for Armenia as Putin is set to mobilize more than 300,000 more soldiers into Ukraine.

An expert has weighed in on the potential threat of nuclear weapons by Putin, alleging Russian generals would likely kill the president before strike could happen.

Google search data shows an increased spike in searches on how to break your own bones as well as flights out of the country following Putin’s conscription announcement.

The call for a war-crimes probe into Russia comes after photos that appeared to show "torture chambers" in Ukraine surfaced on Sunday.

Putin's top advisors have reportedly been stress drinking since February when Russia first invaded Ukraine as part of a "special military operation."

According to one source, the Russian troops "understand the hopelessness of their situation" and are refusing to continue following Putin's orders.

The 69-year-old Russian leader's health was once again called into question as he met with schoolchildren to discuss Ukraine on Thursday.

The lucrative deal is reportedly in its final phase as Putin works to balance out the costs spent during Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

The startling incident took place in Moscow over the weekend during a "Rich and Successful" rally where upwards of 170 drivers were arrested.

Gary Tabach, a former NATO chief, said Ukrainian authorities were 'hunting down' Vladimir Putin sympathizers.

Alexander Dugin narrowly escaped his own murder while travelling near the small town of Bolshiye Vyazyomy.

As Putin's war against Ukraine approaches the six-month mark, the Russian leader is conscripting prisoners to make up for his dwindling troop numbers.

Anna Vorosheva, a former prisoner at Olenivka, claimed she was often able to hear the screams of people being tortured.

One of the Russian soldiers allegedly responsible was partially identified by his uniform and hat.

Vladimir Putin is reportedly hiring convicts and contracting mercenary groups to fight in Ukraine after losing upwards of 50,000 troops since February 24.

CCTV footage from the moment two Russian missiles hit a Ukrainian mall and nearby factory has been released online, showing the moment 18 civilians were killed.