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Vladimir Putin's ominous nuclear warning 'doesn't mean much in real life' after previous bluff - World News - Vimarsana News

Vladimir Putin's ominous nuclear warning 'doesn't mean much in real life' after previous bluff - World News

An expert tells TheMirror.com that Vladimir Putin feels enough time has passed that he can once again resort to 'straightforward nuclear bluster, and claims that confronting Moscow will mean the end of the world' in an effort to deter Western intervention in Ukraine

As Russia's War Enters Year 3, Optimism for Ukraine Sinks - Vimarsana News

As Russia's War Enters Year 3, Optimism for Ukraine Sinks

Amid fears of a dip in military support from the U.S., pessimism about the chances of Ukraine successfully repelling Russia have grown.

Source: time.com
Two years of war in Ukraine: Ukrainian panel discuss key moments in exclusive Independent event - Vimarsana News

Two years of war in Ukraine: Ukrainian panel discuss key moments in exclusive Independent event

Bel Trew, The Independent’s award-winning chief international correspondent, photographer and documentary filmmaker, hosted the panel live from Kyiv in Ukraine

UK Experts on Death of Russian Political Prisoner Alexei Nalany - Vimarsana News

UK Experts on Death of Russian Political Prisoner Alexei Nalany

Reaction to the death in prison of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny by experts from the Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House, London.

Everyone expected Putin to kill Navalny in prison, and here we are - Vimarsana News

Everyone expected Putin to kill Navalny in prison, and here we are

Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin likely ordered the killing of Alexey Navalny to silence dissent before Russia's presidential elections, analysts said.

Source: yahoo.com