Putin is seen raising a glass of champagne to praise the war efforts when on the same day Russian missiles hit civilian targets in Kyiv, Ukraine. Within the group of people who appear as soldiers ...

President Putin has accused the West of using Ukraine as a tool to destroy Russia in an inflammatory new year address defending the ten-month war. “They are cynically using Ukraine and its ...

Her name is Olena Znatkova. We met in the Derzhprom, a sprawling architectural masterpiece that was Europe’s first skyscraper ...

Donning war medals and sporting poker faces, the 20 squaddies stood behind Putin as he coughed and spluttered through his nine-minute message. He raised a glass of champagne to praise their war ...

Putin has also this year cancelled his end of ... and last week was seen swaying and slurring as he spoke with a glass of champagne. And secret Russian spy documents revealed by The Sun Online ...

Footage released by Russian state TV showed Putin raising a glass of champagne with soldiers, some with awards pinned to their chest, before telling viewers that 'moral, historical rightness is ...

VLADIMIR Putin's defence minister has made millions ... They are regularly pictured at parties alongside Russia's elite, quaffing champagne. The Ivanovs have two young children together and ...

After much hesitation about how to deal with small and medium-sized private enterprises it authorized in 2021, the Cuban ...

At the Russia-1 New Year party, one of the station's most famous war correspondents is holding a champagne glass ... a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Putin is destroying you, Zelensky tells ...

Putin will seek to hand over power to a chosen heir and retire to his £1billion Black Sea 'palace' rather than risk the ignominious fate of toppled tyrants like Muammar Gaddafi, said Abbas ...

“The West lied about peace,” a grim-faced Putin said, surrounded by solemn ... he vowed — before toasting the service members with champagne. But Zelensky responded with a message to ...

Donning war medals and sporting poker faces, the 20 squaddies stood behind Putin as he coughed and spluttered through his nine-minute message. He raised a glass of champagne to praise their war ...