The Russian President sensationally claimed the former Prime Minister 'dissuaded'  the leader of Ukraine's leading party from signing the document and said it 'was better to fight Russia'.

The Kremlin was forced to deny growing rumours that President Vladimir Putin suffered a cardiac arrest just days ago, and laughed off claims he uses body doubles to cover for him in public appearances.

While Putin has sought to assert control in the days since the mutiny, analysts have said Prigozhin's insubordination has meant the despot's position in the Kremlin has never looked more unstable.

A Tricky Game for the Kremlin? Now it is Clear what Putin is Doing — opinion

Among the many leaked classified materials that emerged in April was a document that could shed some light on the many rumors that have circulated in recent years about the health of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The document, which remains unauthenticated, details a conversation between Ukrainian officials about rumored plans to challenge Putin’s presidency as […]

For a long time it was only speculation. Now we know for certain: Russian spy ships are mapping wind farms and key cables off the British coast. There can be only one reason for this – to learn how to sabotage UK and European critical infrastructure in the event of a full-scale war with the West.

'Change is coming that hasn't happened in 100 years. And we are driving this change together,' Xi told Putin via his interpreter - words sure to set alarm bells ringing in the West

In the video, the drafted Russian soldiers asked President Vladimir Putin's help to deal with commanders' "lawless and criminal orders."

Vladimir Putin has, for the first time, conceded that Russia may collapse in the future.

Ukraine's governor of the Luhansk region shared images that appeared to show a "Terminator" armored vehicle destroyed after a direct hit.

An air raid alert was declared across all of Ukraine as the strikers rocked Zaporizhzhia, in the south-east of the country - and Kharkiv, in the northeast.

Vladimir Putin's Soldiers Starving In Ukraine, Surviving On Only 'Instant Noodles' & Potatoes Cooked On 'Rockets'

The downing of a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon was met by lawmakers with a mix of praise, criticism and concern.