All articles tagged with #putin
Originally Published 6 days ago — by The Guardian
The article discusses how Western and Russian media portray Vladimir Putin through films and TV series, often mythologizing him as a superhero or spy, which aligns with Kremlin narratives that depict him as a calculated, omnipotent leader, despite the lack of evidence for such portrayals.
Originally Published 7 days ago — by politico.eu
The article discusses how former President Trump's actions in Venezuela have challenged Putin's influence, delivering a significant setback to Russia's geopolitical ambitions, amidst broader discussions on Russia's political strategies and international relations.
Originally Published 7 days ago — by The Jerusalem Post
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly conveyed a message through Russian President Vladimir Putin to Iran, emphasizing that Israel does not seek war and is interested in peaceful settlement, amid rising tensions between Tehran and Jerusalem. Netanyahu also warned Iran of severe consequences if attacked and reaffirmed Israel's stance against Iran's nuclear program.
Originally Published 11 days ago — by The Kyiv Independent
Russian President Vladimir Putin's New Year speech emphasized wartime unity and support for soldiers, avoiding any mention of peace or negotiations in Ukraine, and highlighted ongoing efforts to normalize the war within Russia's patriotic narrative, while recent decrees suggest an escalation of military involvement.
Originally Published 12 days ago — by Al Jazeera
On day 1,407 of the Russia-Ukraine war, Russian forces reportedly downed Ukrainian drones en route to Moscow, while Ukraine and Russia exchanged statements on peace and ongoing conflict. Russia authorized reserve call-ups to protect critical infrastructure, and there were alleged drone attacks on Putin’s residence, which US officials doubt occurred. Diplomatic efforts continue, with Ukraine receiving international support for military aid and peace negotiations progressing.
Originally Published 12 days ago — by The Hill
President Trump was briefed by the CIA that there is no evidence Ukraine launched an attack on Putin’s residence, despite Russia's accusations; intelligence suggests Kyiv was targeting a different military site, and Russia's claims are viewed skeptically by Ukraine and others. The situation remains tense amid ongoing conflicts and diplomatic efforts.
Originally Published 12 days ago — by BBC
The EU's top diplomat dismisses Russian claims of a Ukrainian drone attack on Putin's residence as a distraction from peace efforts, while Russia presents dubious evidence of the incident. Ukraine and its allies deny the attack, and the situation remains tense with ongoing strikes and diplomatic efforts for peace.
Originally Published 13 days ago — by The New York Times
An investigation by The New York Times reveals widespread brutality, abuse, and exploitation of Russian soldiers in Ukraine, including forced participation despite injuries, mistreatment, and even murder by commanders, highlighting a brutal and lawless military environment under Putin's regime.
Originally Published 13 days ago — by Reuters
U.S. NATO envoy Matthew Whitaker expressed skepticism about Russia's claim that Ukraine attacked Putin's residence, emphasizing the need for U.S. intelligence confirmation amid ongoing tensions and conflicting narratives from Russia and Ukraine about the incident.
Originally Published 13 days ago — by The Guardian
Russia claimed Ukraine attempted to attack Putin's residence with drones, a claim Ukraine denied, and which appears to be aimed at influencing US President Trump, who seemed to believe it. The lack of evidence and skepticism from other countries cast doubt on the Russian claim, suggesting it may be a strategic move rather than a factual event.
Originally Published 13 days ago — by politico.eu
Ukraine criticized India and other countries for supporting Russia's false claim that Ukraine attacked Vladimir Putin's residence, with Kyiv denying any such attack and condemning the accusations as baseless and aimed at undermining peace efforts.
Originally Published 14 days ago — by CNBC
Russia and Ukraine are trading accusations over an alleged drone attack on Putin's residence, which Ukraine denies, calling it a fabrication. Russia claims Ukraine launched 91 drones, but Ukraine and Western officials dismiss the incident as a false flag aimed at undermining peace negotiations. The situation has heightened tensions, with Trump expressing outrage and Russia indicating it may revise its stance in ongoing peace efforts.
Originally Published 14 days ago — by The Kyiv Independent
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed anger over Russian President Putin's claim that Ukraine attempted to attack Putin's residence, a statement Kyiv denies. Trump emphasized the delicacy of the situation and the importance of timing, while Zelensky dismissed the allegation as false, warning it could be used to justify further Russian strikes. The context involves ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure.
Originally Published 14 days ago — by Politico
Russia continues to oppose a peace deal with Ukraine that involves ceding Donbas, with Kremlin spokesperson Peskov emphasizing full control of Donbas as necessary. Despite a cordial meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy, Trump’s comments favoring Putin’s interests and suggesting Ukraine might lose more territory by force undermine prospects for peace, with critics arguing Trump’s stance hampers negotiations.
Originally Published 14 days ago — by Axios
Russian President Putin claimed Ukraine attacked his residence with drones, a charge Kyiv denied, leading to tensions that may impact ongoing peace negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and the US. The incident has prompted Russia to threaten retaliatory strikes, while Ukraine accuses Russia of fabricating the attack to undermine diplomacy. The situation complicates recent efforts for a peace settlement, with both sides holding differing views on the attack's legitimacy and its implications for negotiations.