Russia, Ukraine and Putin
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PUTIN has deployed war horses with Starlink satellite dishes mounted on their backs, in the latest bizarre front line sighting. The tech, developed by Elon Musk, is being used in a bid to
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Putin mouthpiece issues chilling 8-word vow over Ukraine war to kill more people
Russian state TV presenter and Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov has issued a starkly explicit call for increased violence in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
Donald Trump is growing increasingly frustrated with Vladimir Putin and sees him as a bigger obstacle to peace in Ukraine than Volodymyr Zelensky, according to sources.
The war in Ukraine has lasted as long as Soviet involvement in World War II, with no victory in sight.
January, President Vladimir Putin’s “special military operation” in Ukraine will have dragged on longer than the war on the Eastern Front that ended with the fall of Berlin in May 1945.
US President Donald Trump has signalled approval for a bipartisan sanctions bill that would target all countries purchasing Russian oil or gas
Putin’s war on Ukraine was once a popular enterprise. But domestic support is softening as the conflict's material, human and reputational costs continue to mount.
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Don’t fall for Putin’s lies on Ukraine
Vladimir Putin has been lying to Donald Trump and the world about the war in Ukraine, and his false claims have proven costly for both Ukraine and Russia.
President Vladimir Putin's launch of an Oreshnik hypersonic missile appears aimed at intimidating Ukraine and sending a signal of Russian military might to Europe and the United States at a crucial juncture in talks to end the war.
“From Taiwan to Estonia and Latvia, the prospect of a Third World War feels closer than ever”, said The Telegraph – “unless you’re one of those people who thinks it’s already begun.” From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of The Week delivered directly to your inbox.
"This fuss by political impotents who have gone mad with conceit could cost the whole world dearly," Viktor Medvedchuk said.