Vladimir Putin has vowed to "finish off" Ukraine in a blistering rant which saw the Russian premier take pot-shots at Britain's army and economy. Putin, 72, had been visiting a troupe of his submariners at an Arctic naval base when he launched into a string of verbal attacks on the UK and Ukraine.

Led by Donkeys took over a giant screen at a Reform UK rally, with pictures of Vladimir Putin and Nigel Farage. The party launched its local election campaign at the rally at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham on Friday evening (28 March).

Speculation over the health of Russian President Vladimir Putin has intensified, with increasing reports of his deteriorating condition. Zelenskyy’s Bold Claim on Putin’s Health Amid these rumors, a strong statement was made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy,

President Vladimir Putin has said that Moscow won't interfere in Donald Trump's plan to buy Greenland as he visited Murmansk, the largest city north of the Arctic Circle, where he pledged to "strengthen Russia's global leadership in the Arctic".

The Russian president’s message is clear: suck it up. Just as Russia has an inherent right to Ukraine, so America is entitled to Greenland.

Vladimir Putin has said that Donald Trump's repeated threats to bring Greenland under US control should be taken seriously. Speaking to reporters at a policy forum in the Arctic port of Murmansk, the Russian President said: “It would be a grave mistake to think that this is just some eccentric talk of the new American administration,

Volodymyr Zelensky believes Vladimir Putin is terrified of losing power within Russia - and also believes the 72-year-old is aware his days are numbered.

Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested temporary external governance for Ukraine under the UN. Western leaders dismissed the proposal, accusing Russia of stalling for time. Despite a tentative US-brokered energy ceasefire,

It is quite possible that in five years, Russian President Vladimir Putin will attack NATO countries. During this period, Russia will invest even more in its military capabilities, states political scientist and candidate of philosophical sciences Andrii Horodnytskyi in a comment to the RBC-Ukraine YouTube channel.