Vladimir Putin

Wagner mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin accused Russian military leadership of "deceiving" Vladimir Putin into invading Ukraine.

Zelenskyy said Putin is planning to attack the Zaporizhzhia power plant, which houses Europe's biggest nuclear reactor.

Prince Harry was said to pitch bizarre ideas for his potential podcast that called for interviews with Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

Putin made the vow during a recent speech to military graduates preparing to join Russia's ongoing fight against Ukraine.

President Biden's startling prediction came shortly after Putin announced that Russian nukes had arrived to Belarus.

The Russian leader reportedly tried to eliminate Aleksandr Poteyev in Miami five years ago after Poteyev defected to the United States.

Dozens of Russian soldiers are reportedly being rushed to the hospital to treat the deadly bacterial infections.

The two Ukrainian soldiers claimed that Putin’s soldiers castrated them so that they “couldn't have children.”

Sniffer dogs were also reportedly seen at the St. Petersburg venue on Friday amid the security clampdown.

Russia reportedly increased their number of trained military dolphins from four to seven in recent months.

Segey Karaganov indicated the Kremlin may approve nuclear strikes as a way to force countries to back down from aiding Ukraine.

Yevgeny Satanovsky made the startling threat after Washington claimed Russia destroyed a vital Ukrainian dam last week.

The shocking video was captured by a Ukrainian drone and shared online this week via the messaging platform Telegram.

One Kremlin insider spilled that former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is "often drunk" when he writes "apocalyptic threats of nuclear war" against the West.

Priest Ioann Burdin was reportedly forced to relinquish his role as a parish priest and fined 35,000 rubles [$360] for the incident.

Alexander Kolodich, 58, was discovered murdered and wrapped in a white sheet covered in rubble underneath his Moscow home on Monday morning.

The devastating incident first took place on June 6 when the Kakhovka dam in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Nova Kakhovka was ruptured.

One organization claimed that some Chechen men have been imprisoned for refusing to fight and their families have also been detained.

Margarita Simonyan of Russia Today claimed that Russia has the right to declare NATO countries as legitimate targets.

Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko agreed on Friday that Russian nukes will start being placed in Belarus on July 7 and 8.

The Kakhovka dam in the Russian-occupied city of Nova Kakhovka was ruptured on June 6. Ukraine has blamed Russia for the incident.

Russians were given an ominous warning to prepare for 'martial law' by a deepfake Vladimir Putin, after hackers intercepted state broadcast channels.

Yvegeny Prigozhin made the startling prediction shortly after Ukrainian forces invaded Russia last month for the first time sine World War II.

Flood waters contaminated drinking water in Ukraine, after Vladimir Putin's troops were accused of destroying a dam.

Ukrainian authorities accused Vladimir Putin's troops of destroying a crucial dam, causing 'catastrophic' flooding.

The reaction has reportedly led Putin to ban people from his top team, while those only telling him good news are rewarded with full access.

Vladimir Putin lost four of his 'best drone pilots' after they were killed by their own landmines.

At least one Kremlin source predicts Putin will end up "dead or in exile" as a result of his disastrous war against Ukraine.

The deep fake video was broadcasted to Russian regions bordering Ukraine on Monday. The clip also claimed Ukraine was invading Russia.

German investigators who examined the Russian leader's KGB background found that Putin likely lied about his secret agent exploits.

Vladimir Putin also faces an arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes.

Several schools reportedly spent more than $10,000 per drone for the newly implemented “building and programming drones” course.

Vera Putina, who died on Wednesday, first claimed she was Putin's biological mother in 1999.

At least 2,7000 Russian men reportedly changed their gender in anticipation of Putin's war against Ukraine in February 2022.

The move was announced by Dmitry Medvedev this week and came after the UK backed Ukraine’s right to strike targets inside Russia.

The textbooks are scheduled to be rolled out during next year's academic school year to Russian students aged 15-16 and 17-18.

Russia then reportedly launched a second drone attack in retaliation against Kyiv which resulted in at least one Ukrainian citizen being killed.

Dasha Astafieva, 37, was forced to shelter in Kyiv on Sunday as Putin's army attacked Ukraine's capital with 54 kamikaze drones.

Russia called for Graham's arrest after the GOP senator seemingly celebrated the fact that "Russians are dying" in the war against Ukraine.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko confirmed the agreement on Thursday.

It's unclear how many drones were sent to Kyiv, but according to the Air Force, 52 of at least 54 were shot down.

Viewers of the video ridiculed Putin after it was revealed the 400-year-old map he was citing did, in fact, have Ukraine marked.

Although Lukashenko insisted he was not poisoned, the Belarus leader did acknowledge he left Moscow "due to health reasons."

The footage of the incident was uploaded online and appeared to be shot from a Ukrainian-controlled drone in the town of Vuhledar.

Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov confirmed 12 civilians had been wounded at the time.

Former Russian army commander Igor Girkin also predicted that the rumored counter-offensive launched by Ukraine would "likely succeed."

Many of the videos reportedly show Putin's soldiers killing Ukrainian parents and children as well as the torture of hostages in occupied Ukrainian territories.

Russia claimed to have officially seized control of Bakhmut this weekend after first launching an offensive against the Ukrainian city on August 1.

Deputy Science Minister Pyotr Kucherenko, 46, passed away on Saturday while returning to Moscow from a business trip in Cuba.

Putin isn't playing around and has barred prominent American journalists from entering Russia.