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Graham Phillips is a British journalist and YouTuber who supports the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Should he be allowed to do so freely? A High Court case is currently battling the same question

‌The nuclear-capable weapon - delivered to targets at 27 times the speed of sound - is seen in new footage being installed in an underground launch silo in Russia’s Orenburg region.

Speaking today, Nadezhda Kharichkina shared her sadness as husband Igor Kharichkin is presumed dead in Ukraine's Kharkiv region - though his body hasn't been found

A major explosion ripped up the railway line in the Ryazan region of Russia, some 130 miles southeast of Moscow, but it is unclear what the cargo contained

Vladimir Putin's health has been the centre of rumours in the last few months and, in strange footage this week, it appears the world leader's facial features have changed

Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, launched in February 2022, has seen the western world impose huge wide-ranging sanctions on Russia and its economy. Even more have been announced today targeting Kremlin-backed gold and oil

‌The 52-year-old man from the Russian city of Novosibirsk somehow survived being struck with the pitchfork in his skull, but is now in intensive care

The Kremlin is set to punish those who are celebrating the bizarre claims Russian President Vladimir Putin has died, after several rumours were shared on the General SVR channel

A Russian beauty queen has been shamed for flaunting her VIP lifestyle as she reinvents herself in America ahead of her marriage to a far right blogger

General's shocking prediction seems bang on the money with the wars in Ukraine and Gaza bringing Western alliance NATO and Russia ever closer to clashing in a major conflict

A Thai chef who went missing for 43 days on a drinking binge while on a 30-day visa in Russia ended up losing his passport and the rest of his belongings before being rescued by two locals

Ukraine military intelligence spokesman Andrii Yusov says the reports of Vladimir Putin's death were started by Moscow in a bid to tighten domestic control amid the ongoing war

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Police reports say the toddlers intestines were "coming out" after 22-year-old Aida stabbed her son in Russia. If found guilty, she could face up to seven years in prison

Russian weight loss influencer Marina Balmasheva, 37, has two children with Vladimir Shavyrin, now 23, after first being married to his father Alexey Shavyrin.

Seacox Heath, in East Sussex, is a Russian embassy which many people who live nearby have no idea exists and dates back to an infamous gang of crooks in the 1730s

The 41-year-old 'ordinary lawyer' from Britain was stabbed in by a Russian man who accused him of spying, according to Russian media citing law enforcement, and was treated at a hospital in Moscow

Hundreds of people stormed the runway of an airport in Makhachkala in Russia's Dagestan region in protest against an airliner from Tel Aviv landing there on Sunday night

Professor Anatoly Gubanov, 66, is the latest leading academic to be locked up by warmonger Vladimir Putin’s regime for allegedly sharing secrets with the West

Maxim Lyutyi told reporters as he arrived at court that he had abandoned his strict eating regime after developing a taste for prison pasta and stew while he was awaiting trial

Russian weight loss influencer Marina Balmasheva, 37, married Vladimir Shavyrin, now 23, after first being married to his dad Alexey Shavyrin, 47, who claims the couple "were not shy" about sleeping together while he was in the house

A spokesperson for Vladimir Putin said the report the world leader had died was an "absurd information canard" despite Telegram channel General SVR claiming for months Putin has been ill

Child welfare experts were shocked when Aisylu Chizhevskaya Mingalim, 53, from Russia, married her 22-year-old adopted son Daniel Chizhevsky - who she'd raised since he was 14

State television showed Vladimir Putin directing the exercise via video call with top military officials as Russia’s Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu said the purpose of the drills was " in response to a nuclear strike by the enemy"

Hero Chernboyl engineer Viktor Smagin, 75, who was one of the first on the scene at the 1986 nuclear disaster, left a note for his family before his death at his home in Moscow

The Kremlin has dismissed fresh speculation that Russian President Vladimir Putin is ill and called rumours that he uses a body double an "absurd hoax", but an expert says he may be biding his time