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The move comes as Russia continues to lose large numbers of its troops in the ongoing war in Ukraine. Nearly one-third of Russia's population is over 55

Russian President Vladimir Putin made some bizarre, even heinous claims during his interview with Tucker Carlson this week — from blaming Poland for WWII to claiming the CIA blew up the Nord Stream pipeline

Speculation surrounding Russian President Vladimir Putin's health mounts as he attempts to control a wandering leg during an interview with Tucker Carlson

Body language expert Judi James tells TheMirror.com that Vladimir Putin's face and mannerisms showed he was 'enjoying himself and enjoying the platform' before taking a 'power' stance

A controversial interview between US news anchor Tucker Carlson and Russian President Vladimir Putin, which was broadcast on X, got off to a bizarre start as the dictator rambled on about Russian history

Carlson, Putin and even Elon Musk who is set to air the interview on X, formerly Twitter, are set to benefit while 'United States, of the West, of democracy and of genuine journalism' suffer, an author specialising on Russia has warned

Tucker Carlson has interviewed Vladimir Putin in the first sit-down of the Russian president with Western media since he launched the war against Ukraine in February 2022

European Union lawmakers call for sanctions to be imposed upon Tucker Carlson over his upcoming interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, due to perceived alignment with Putin's agenda

NATO F-16s have been seen being deployed after intensified violence in Ukraine near the border of member state Poland, with disturbing footage from Kyiv showing blocks of flats ablaze

Rumours are rife that Tucker Carlson is poised to become the first Western journalist to interview Vladimir Putin during the war against Ukraine

Ukraine is set to receive some groundbreaking new 'glide missiles' from the US this week that reportedly have double the range of existing bombs, able to reach 90 miles and fly deep inside Russia

Leigh Price, who owns and runs Bug Out in Builth Wells, Powys, says his prepper store sells everything one might need in the event of a catastrophic event like armed conflict or nuclear war

A national poll has found that a huge majority of the public are in favour of women being conscripted should a world war break out. So we thought we'd ask Mirror readers what they think

World War 3 is "not hard to imagine" as a failure to "compartmentalise" the world's many conflicts could lead to tragic consequences, an expert in conflict prevention has revealed

As fears mount that Brits could face conscription in the event of future conflict, we asked if you were in favour of the public being called up to fight against Russia

The US has successfully tested and is set to deliver Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bombs, a cutting-edge long-range precision weapon developed by Boeing and Saab, to Ukraine

Professor of Political Science Daniel Lake told The Mirror the US stationing nuclear warheads in the United Kingdom holds no significance as Washington has dozens of nuclear weapons placed across the world and he sees little chance of a WW3 as Putin is "full of sh**t"

After Defence Secretary Grant Shapps warned that we are now moving 'from a post-war to a pre-war world', we look at the warning signs that could mean WW3 is near

Pentagon documents show nuclear warheads would be housed at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk as US and British military chiefs express fears over a war with Putin's Russia

The 38-year-old man, known only as Alexander, asked his wife to film him as he jumped into the frozen Chortomlyk River in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region - but the stunt took a turn for the worst

Prof Anthony Glees, security and intelligence expert at the University of Buckingham, told the Mirror General Sir Patrick Sanders is 'absolutely right' in his warning about conscription

There are fears Brits could face conscription if the UK goes to war with Russia, as head of the British Army says our military is just too small to cope. Soldier numbers have fallen to below 76,000 - and the gaps need to be filled, says General Sir Patrick Sanders

A blistering Russian attack led to the explosion of a pipeline in Kharkiv, Ukraine, as further missiles rained down on Kyiv, with a total of two people killed and 13 injured, including a young girl

The lightweight Harry Potter-style camouflage outfit will allegedly protect the wearer from thermal imaging equipment. Reports claim they are already being deployed with Russian special forces

In the almost 700 days since Russia reignited its conflict with Ukraine and invaded in February 2022, tens of thousands have died and the Kremlin and Kyiv remain locked in a 'stalemate' one expert has said