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Putin’s Secret Sons Revealed: Isolated in a $131M Fortress with Fake Identities and No Contact with the Outside World
In the shadowy world of Russian politics, where secrecy is often as much a tool of power as diplomacy, the private life of Vladimir Putin has long been a closely guarded secret. Now, new reports have emerged shedding light on the lives of two young boys-reportedly the secret sons of the Russian President-who are being raised in extreme seclusion and luxury. 
In the shadowy world of Russian politics, where secrecy is often as much a tool of power as diplomacy, the private life of Vladimir Putin has long been a closely guarded secret. Now, new reports have emerged shedding light on the lives of two young boys-reportedly the secret sons of the Russian President-who are being raised in extreme seclusion and luxury. -
Putin Backs Kamala Harris for U.S. President, Praises Her ‘Infectious’ Laugh Amid Election Interference Scandal
Russian President Vladimir Putin made headlines on Thursday with a teasing comment that he supports U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election, citing her "infectious" laugh as a reason for his preference. Russian President Vladimir Putin made headlines on Thursday with a teasing comment that he supports U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election, citing her "infectious" laugh as a reason for his preference. -
Putin Receives Lavish Welcome in Mongolia Despite ICC Warrant for War Crimes
Russian President Vladimir Putin's state visit to Mongolia has stirred significant controversy, as the host nation has opted to overlook an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant for the Russian leader. The warrant, issued last year, accuses Putin of war crimes related to the deportation of Ukrainian children, placing Mongolia in a precarious position diplomatically and legally. 
Russian President Vladimir Putin's state visit to Mongolia has stirred significant controversy, as the host nation has opted to overlook an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant for the Russian leader. The warrant, issued last year, accuses Putin of war crimes related to the deportation of Ukrainian children, placing Mongolia in a precarious position diplomatically and legally. -
Putin Downplays Ukrainian Invasion of Kursk as Elites Question His Grip on Power Over Slow Response
Russian President Vladimir Putin finds himself in a precarious position as Ukraine's surprising and bold offensive in the Kursk region challenges both his military and political strategies. In a year that should have seen celebrations of the Soviet army's victory in the Battle of Kursk, the region is now in the spotlight for a very different reason-Ukrainian forces have seized territory, captured prisoners, and forced the evacuation of thousands, catching the Russian military and leadership off guard. Russian President Vladimir Putin finds himself in a precarious position as Ukraine's surprising and bold offensive in the Kursk region challenges both his military and political strategies. In a year that should have seen celebrations of the Soviet army's victory in the Battle of Kursk, the region is now in the spotlight for a very different reason-Ukrainian forces have seized territory, captured prisoners, and forced the evacuation of thousands, catching the Russian military and leadership off guard. -
Putin’s 'Space Troops' Deployed to Kursk, Exposing Russia’s Desperation as Ukrainian Forces Seize Key Territory
Russian President Vladimir Putin has deployed a regiment of Russia's Aerospace Forces, colloquially known as "space troops," to the frontlines in the Kursk region. This unusual deployment comes as Ukrainian forces make significant territorial gains in the region, marking the first time since World War II that foreign troops have seized Russian territory. 
Russian President Vladimir Putin has deployed a regiment of Russia's Aerospace Forces, colloquially known as "space troops," to the frontlines in the Kursk region. This unusual deployment comes as Ukrainian forces make significant territorial gains in the region, marking the first time since World War II that foreign troops have seized Russian territory. -
Russian Militia Leader Calls for Overthrow of Putin Amid Growing Military Failures in Ukraine
Georgy Zakrevsky, the leader of the Paladin Private Military Company (PMC), has openly called for a coup against Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing the ongoing military failures in Ukraine and deepening social and economic crises within Russia. Zakrevsky's explosive video message, which has circulated widely among Russian military circles, is being viewed as one of the most significant threats to Putin's leadership since the Wagner Group's failed mutiny last year. Georgy Zakrevsky, the leader of the Paladin Private Military Company (PMC), has openly called for a coup against Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing the ongoing military failures in Ukraine and deepening social and economic crises within Russia. Zakrevsky's explosive video message, which has circulated widely among Russian military circles, is being viewed as one of the most significant threats to Putin's leadership since the Wagner Group's failed mutiny last year. -
Ukrainian Forces Embarrass Putin with Surprise Assault on Russian Soil
Ukrainian forces launched a surprise offensive into Russia's southern Kursk region this week, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict that has now spanned over two years. The incursion, which saw Ukrainian troops advancing deep into Russian territory, has not only embarrassed the Kremlin but also forced Moscow to reassess its defensive strategies. 
Ukrainian forces launched a surprise offensive into Russia's southern Kursk region this week, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict that has now spanned over two years. The incursion, which saw Ukrainian troops advancing deep into Russian territory, has not only embarrassed the Kremlin but also forced Moscow to reassess its defensive strategies. -
Mexico Rejects Ukraine's Request to Arrest Putin at Presidential Inauguration
The Mexican government has rejected a request from Ukraine to detain Russian President Vladimir Putin if he attends the inauguration of Mexico's next president, Claudia Sheinbaum, on October 1. The request, which came amid escalating tensions and ongoing conflicts involving Russia and Ukraine, was firmly turned down by Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. 
The Mexican government has rejected a request from Ukraine to detain Russian President Vladimir Putin if he attends the inauguration of Mexico's next president, Claudia Sheinbaum, on October 1. The request, which came amid escalating tensions and ongoing conflicts involving Russia and Ukraine, was firmly turned down by Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. -
Putin Threatens to Station Nuclear Missiles Near Western Borders if U.S. Proceeds with German Deployment
In a stark warning reminiscent of Cold War-era tensions, Russian President Vladimir Putin has cautioned the United States against deploying long-range missiles in Germany, signaling that such actions would provoke Russia to station similar nuclear-capable missiles closer to Western borders. The warning comes amid escalating geopolitical friction between the two nuclear powers. In a stark warning reminiscent of Cold War-era tensions, Russian President Vladimir Putin has cautioned the United States against deploying long-range missiles in Germany, signaling that such actions would provoke Russia to station similar nuclear-capable missiles closer to Western borders. The warning comes amid escalating geopolitical friction between the two nuclear powers. -
Putin Vows Support to North Korea Against U.S. Sanctions in Historic Visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin, heading to North Korea for the first time in 24 years, has vowed to deepen cooperation with Pyongyang to counter U.S.-led sanctions and support each other's confrontations with Washington. This visit marks a significant step in the strengthening alliance between the two nations amidst rising geopolitical tensions. 
Russian President Vladimir Putin, heading to North Korea for the first time in 24 years, has vowed to deepen cooperation with Pyongyang to counter U.S.-led sanctions and support each other's confrontations with Washington. This visit marks a significant step in the strengthening alliance between the two nations amidst rising geopolitical tensions.
