About this, Charter97.org spoke with SBU Major General in Reserve Viktor Yagun: ...

Putin’s usefulness to the establishment in Moscow might also run ... Putin’s purge of allies shows he came closer to being toppled than ... GRU and Ministry of Internal Affairs are to be ...

Reports say Russian President Vladimir Putin blames high-level officials for failings in Ukraine. But experts told Insider Putin is responsible for creating a culture that allows misinformation. "That ...

In July alone, Andrei Badalov, the vice-president of state-owned pipeline company Transneft, fell to his death from a balcony ...

The report suggested Putin's remaining allies, each with their own spheres of influence, could find themselves next in line for a "purge" that may become a more common tool for the Kremlin to deal ...

In Putin’s Russia, dissent is silenced. Yet pro-war "Z" bloggers and influencers insult and lambast military failures constantly, and go unpunished. The state tolerates them because without these ...

Putin’s high-level military purge of his top officials continued on Thursday with the arrest of the country’s former Deputy Defense Minister Pavel Popov. Russian President Vladimir Putin on ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin ramped up his war machine purge with new arrests this week.. Vladimir Pavlov, the head of the Russian Defense Ministry's procurement arm, JSC Voentorg, was ...

And self-inflicted death is not the most common cause of death among Russian President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle. That’s usually unfortunately-open upper-storey windows. Tall flights of slippery ...

Vladimir Putin also appears to believe victory is still within reach in Ukraine. After failing to capture the capital Kyiv, Russia's military is now focusing its efforts on more familiar terrain ...

Reports say Russian President Vladimir Putin blames high-level officials for failings in Ukraine. But experts told Insider Putin is responsible for creating a culture that allows misinformation ...

When his country's forces first invaded Ukraine in the early hours of February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin was, by many accounts, anticipating a certain and speedy victory.