A Ukrainian-born member of New York City’s city council who recently called Vladimir Putin a “terrorist” revealed she met with former President Donald Trump, saying he had expressed his solidarity with Ukraine in the face of Russia’s invasion
Trump was referring to 2020 Senate report that disclosed a deal with Russian oligarch Yelena Baturina in public request of Putin
The foreign ministers of Russia and Ukraine met in Turkey on Thursday in the first high-level meeting since the Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine two weeks ago on February 24
A founding member of Pussy Riot, the Russian feminist punk band famous for protesting President Vladimir Putin, has fled Russia disguised as a food delivery worker after being placed on the Kremlin’s wanted list
Cuban president Manuel Díaz-Canel said his country defends peace, but justified the invasion of Ukraine by saying that NATO pushed Russian President Vladimir Putin's government to "limit"
Western leaders fear that Putin's orders may lead to a larger global war
Part of the contingency plan involves Putin and other top Russian leaders fleeing to Venezuela to escape any kind of persecution
Putin ultimately underestimated Ukraine’s heroic desire to be an independent European democracy and overestimated the military might of his armed forces
Alina Kabaeva, 39, is a former Olympic champion rhythmic gymnast and rumored to have had four children with Putin, including twin girls. Reports say that she plays a role in hiding the Russian president’s wealth overseas
Putin has repeatedly demanded Wikipedia delete information about Russian casualties in Ukraine, promising to block the site in the country if it did not. Wikipedia has so far refused.