Vladimir Putin

In his annual address, Russian President Putin accused the West of attempting to destroy Russia, while emphasizing the united support of the Russian people for the ongoing "special military operation" in Ukraine.

“The very fact of discussing the possibility of sending certain contingents to Ukraine from NATO countries is a very important new element,” Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters when asked about Macron’s remarks.

In a gaffe, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has stirred controversy by stating that Russia "must win" the ongoing war against Ukraine. The remark has sparked criticism and calls for clarification, as Trudeau's office faces the task of addressing the unintended diplomatic blunder.

In a surprising revelation, a key ally of Alexei Navalny has asserted that the Russian opposition politician was on the verge of freedom through a prisoner swap just before his untimely death. The claim adds a layer of intrigue to Navalny's demise, with suspicions pointing towards a potentially orchestrated event.

Russian President Vladimir Putin flew on a nuclear-capable strategic bomber, the Tu-160M, showcasing Russia's military capabilities.The Tu-160M is a modernized version of a Cold War-era bomber, capable of carrying nuclear missiles and boasting an impressive range.

In a significant move, the United Kingdom has implemented sanctions against Russian prison chiefs in the wake of the tragic death of prominent activist Alexei Navalny. The decision underscores growing international concern and many other Western countries are likely to follow the sanctions route.

In a dramatic turn of events, the United States has escalated tensions with Russia with its latest economic sanctions due on Friday in the aftermath of Alexei Navalny's controversial demise. The measures are poised to unleash economic chaos and strain diplomatic relations between the two nations.

In a shocking turn of events, the 35-year-old son of a close ally to Vladimir Putin was discovered dead under mysterious circumstances, leaving investigators and the public grappling for answers. Such instances have increased in Russia after the Ukraine invasion in 2022.

The Kremlin dismisses accusations linking President Vladimir Putin to Alexei Navalny's death, calling them "unfounded and vulgar," as Yulia Navalnaya vows to carry on her late husband's fight for freedom in a widely viewed online address.

In a diplomatic gesture, Russian President Vladimir Putin presents North Korean leader Kim Jong Un with a luxurious Russian-made car, strengthening ties between the two nations. The symbolic exchange reflects Putin's commitment to fostering diplomatic relations.