Barbaric Russians snatch 40,000 Ukrainians from cities and force them into slave labour

Vladimir Putin's sex-mad gymnast lover has a reported net worth three times bigger than that of former heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson.Alina Kabaeva is rumoured to be the long-term secret mistress of the Russian president and is said to currently be hidden in Switzerland with her and Putin's twin daughters.The 38-year-old is a former Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast who was once described by a photographer as being "full of sex" and she has a net worth larger than boxing great Tyson.Kabaeva is understood to be valued at a staggering £7.6million thanks to her work as a gymnast, politician and media manager.In contrast, two-time former heavyweight world champion Tyson has a reported net worth of just £2.3million, which is more than three times less than that of Kabaeva.Tyson made over £300million in his boxing career but his net value is believed to have dwindled in his retirement years. Former gymnast Kabaeva won medals at two Olympic games during her career, which ended with retirement in 2007 and also included a doping ban in 2001.At the age of 16 she won rhythmic gymnastics bronze in the all-around competition at the 2000 Olympic games in Sydney before winning gold four years later in the same event in Athens.Her glittering career also featured nine world championship gold medals and a further 15 from the European championships.Following her retirement, rumours of a relationship with Putin have repeatedly swirled, with Kabaeva admitting in 2014 that "everyone should have their own little secrets."However, she did later add that: "I hope that someday the gossipers will calm down."Putin has also shut down the rumours in the past, responding to one report by saying: "Those who with their snotty noses and erotic

Vladimir Putin has reportedly ordered Russian state media to cancel all mentions of Roman Abramovich from their coverage of Ukraine peace negotiations. The Chelsea FC owner will be written out of TV and news reports after it was claimed earlier this week that he had suffered suspected poisoning during a peace talk meeting in Kyiv earlier this month, it is claimed.The decision to blank Abramovich, who is allegedly linked to Putin, 69, has been revealed by leading opposition politician and journalist Ksenia Sobchak.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter“Navalny,” a fly-on-the-wall documentary about Russian dissident and one-time presidential candidate Alexei Navalny, was intended to debut directly on HBO Max. But since the harrowing story has renewed timeliness amid Russia’s recent unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, Warner Bros.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was poisoned either by a chemical weapon used in World War 1 or by a low dosage of Novichok - the nerve agent used in the 2018 Salisbury poisonings - according to experts.Reports emerged earlier this week that the billionaire, who has been aiding peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, was left with skin peeling from his hands and face, a piercing pain in his eyes, and was temporarily blinded following a meeting in Kyiv earlier this month.Investigative journalist Christo Grozev, who led research into the incident, revealed in a recent interview that he believed Chloropicrin - a chemical warfare agent used in WW1 - was a likely cause."All the experts studied their photographs and carried out personal examinations.

Oscar Wilde, Grosvenor Square has been one of Britain’s most fashionable residences for more than 300 years. So, when property developers transformed the US Navy’s London headquarters into the first private residences in the world to offer 24-hour service from the Four Seasons, buyers were willing to hand over up to £51.8 million in cash for a flat. Twenty Grosvenor Square is the epitome of opulence, counting a private wine room and cellar with its own sommelier, an on-call chef and a state-of-the-art gym and spa with a 25m (80ft) swimming pool among its amenities.

Ukraine. Klitschko was speaking out against Putin as the leader sent Russian forces to take control of Crimea, where they held an illegal referendum to try to lay claim to the land. Klitschko’s older brother Vitali was also world heavyweight champion before taking office as the Mayor of Kyiv, and he helped lead the opposition to topple Russian-backed President Viktor Yanukovich in the Maidan Revolution.

Ukrainian forces pushing back against Russian invaders have managed to take hold of top-of-the-range Russian equipment after taking back a small village. Rudnytske village, located 40 miles east of Kyiv, was taken back by Ukrainian forces and found the Russians had left three tanks and an armoured personnel carrier behind.

Christopher Vourlias More than four weeks into Russia’s disastrous war in Ukraine, and just one week after a court sentenced Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny to nine years in a high-security prison, “Navalny” director Daniel Roher made a passionate plea on behalf of the jailed politician in Copenhagen, lashing out at the “murderous” regime of President Vladimir Putin and arguing that filmmakers must “pick a side” in an increasingly fractured and polarized world.“There’s a right side of politics. And yes, filmmakers pick a side.

Ukraine's army claims to have killed a seventh Russian colonel since Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion little over a month ago.Colonel Denis Kurilo was reportedly "eliminated" outside the key city of Kharkiv as his 200th separate motorised rifle brigade fell to fierce defence of the city.The victory was dramatically announced by Ukrainian news agency unian.net via a photo of Kurilo speaking with a red cross struck through it. According to Ukraine, the number of Russian military chiefs wiped out since they waged war on their neighbours on February 24 now totals seven.

Deftones have announced that “with deep regret”, they are cancelling their scheduled tour dates in Ukraine and Russia for this July, amid the ongoing conflict between the two nations.“We’re hoping we’ll be able to return to play soon,” the band wrote in a statement on social media yesterday (March 29). “We hope everyone is safe.”A post shared by Deftones (@deftones)The Sacramento alt-metal band are one of many who’ve cancelled shows in both countries since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine just over a month ago.Tom Grennan, Green Day, Yungblud, My Chemical Romance, Biffy Clyro, Placebo and Russian rapper Oxxxymiron are among the acts who’ve announced cancellations in recent weeks, due to either safety concerns or in protest against the Russian government’s attack.Russian president Vladimir Putin’s actions have drawn widespread condemnation across the globe, with multiple countries enacting sanctions on the country.

Ukrainian forces are thought to be behind a huge explosion at a Russian military camp just across the border late on Tuesday.Unconfirmed footage from two local Russian news outlets appears to show massive fireballs coming from ammunition blowing up at a suspected temporary army base near Belgorod in Russia.A source speaking to the Russian Tass news agency said a weapon had been fired from the Ukrainian side, and cited an emergency services source as saying four people had been injured in the blast.If true, it would mark the first time the Ukrainian military has hit personnel on Vladimir Putin's side of the border since the outbreak of the conflict.Discussing the blasts in a post on Telegram on Tuesday evening, Belgorod governor Vyacheslav Gladkov wrote: "Now explosions are heard on the territory of Belgorod and the Belgorod region. The incident occurred near the village of Krasny Oktyabr.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.After US leader Joe Biden said that the Russian President ‘cannot remain in power’ in a powerful speech over the weekend, the Believe singer said that he should be ‘executed’ for his actions.Taking to Twitter, the 75-year-old penned: ‘WE’RE WATCHING Putin TRYING 2 OBLITERATE UKRAINE OUT OF REVENGE, Same As Rome Laid Waste 2 Carthage. ‘PUTIN IS PURE EVIL, & I’D GO FARTHER THAN JOE.‘Putin SHOULD BE EXECUTED 4 TRYING 2 DESTROY UKRAINE, & BRUTALLY BOMB, STARVE, MAIM, & MURDER, MEN, WOMEN, INNOCENT CHILDREN, & INFANTS. D2T [sic].’Cher also joined the many people offering their homes to those fleeing Ukraine amid the conflict.WEâRE WATCHING putin TRYING 2 OBLITERATE UKRAINE OUT OF REVENGE,Same As Rome Laid Waste 2 Carthage.

Russia's richest men and a close ally of despot leader Vladimir Putin reportedly owns a London mansion only slightly smaller than Buckingham Palace.Andrey Guryev, 62, is a business magnate in charge of fertiliser manufacturer Phosagro and is thought to have a net worth of around £4.2 billion although he has now under sanctions.As you might expect, having access to that much money in peacetime comes with some considerable perks such as a house fit for royalty.Guryev has long been rumoured to be the owner of the frankly ridiculous London property known ostentatiously as the Witanhurst.The enormous estate is valued at around £303million and is located smack bang in the middle of North London's swanky Highgate where celebs like Kate Moss and Clive Owen also have homes. The Witanhurst is often referred to as London's second-biggest home and has an amazing 25 bedrooms as well as sprawling immaculately kept grounds.

Vladimir Putin and his high command are based some or all the time in top-secret nuclear bunkers as the bloody war unfolds in Ukraine. Since Putin launched his ruthless invasion of Ukraine last month (February 24), his whereabouts have been unknown.

Vladimir Putin once warned that he could have Russian troops in six capital cities in just 48 hours, it is claimed.

Chechnya, has reportedly arrived in Mariupol in a bid to boost the flagging morale of Russian troops trying to capture the crucial Black Sea port city.There's just one small problem – Ukraine says he's already dead.One of Vladimir Putin’s closest allies, Kadyrov has been promoted to Lieutenant General in the country’s national guard, it was revealed. He heads the oil-rich Chechen republic and is suspected in the West of ordering a string of extra-judicial killings outside Russia, accusations he denies.

baseball signed by both Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump was listed for over £40,000.The ball in question was put up for sale by memorabilia traders Moments In Time, and listed for the eye-watering five-figure sum. The two notorious signatures appear on either side of the ball, and are split by the official Major League Baseball branding down the middle.It is reported that the ball was initially signed by the Russian leader, before being passed over to the former President of the United States.According to the listing, ‘a high ranking Russian government official obtained Putin’s signature in person at a public event’.

The co-founder of Factory Records, Alan Erasmus, has returned to Manchester following his humanitarian mission to Ukraine - but he is continuing his charitable work for families torn apart by the war.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is supposedly acting as an unofficial peacemaker between Ukraine and Russia - but was dismissed after handing Vladimir Putin a handwritten note.Abramovich has been traveling between Istanbul, Moscow and Kyiv, which remains under siege, to reportedly hand messages between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. In one exchange, it is reported the oligarch received a handwritten note from Ukrainian president Zelenskyy, who has won favour around the world for his handling of the crisis.The note apparently detailed Ukraine's peace terms.

Ukraine during Oscars 2022. The Hollywood actress, 38, paid tribute to those caught up in the Ukraine crisis as she introduced a musical performance by Reba McEntire which was then followed by a moment's silence.The 70s show star, who was born in Ukraine, praised the "resilience" of Ukrainian people and refugees fleeing the country in a heartfelt speech.It comes after Russia's invasion of Ukraine surpasses a month, with Vladimir Putin's occupancy now reaching it's 34rd day.The 94th Academy Awards is taking place on Sunday night (27 March) at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.During her emotional speech, she said: "Recent global events have left us feeling gutted yet when you witness the strength and dignity of those facing such devastation it's impossible not to be moved by their resilience."One cannot help but be in awe of those who find strength to keep fighting through unimaginable darkness."The Oscars acknowledged the conflict in Ukraine as it held a moment of silence during the 94th awards ceremony.During the moment, slides on screen said: "We'd like to have a moment of silence to show our support for the people of Ukraine currently facing invasion, conflict and prejudice within their own borders."While film is an important avenue for us to express our humanity in times of conflict, the reality is millions of families in Ukraine need food, medical care, clean water and emergency services."Resources are scarce, and we, collectively as a global community, can do more."We ask you to support Ukraine in any way you are able #standwithukraine."Born in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, in 1991, Mila fled Ukraine with her family when she was 7 years old.Her Jewish family left the Soviet Union, arriving in the U.S.

2022 Oscars.Jamie,63, attended the star-studded red carpet at the Academy Awards on Sunday (March 27) afternoon at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.The Hollywood actress looked spectacular for the glitzy-do as she donned a high necked, figure-hugging black mesh gown with an extravagant glitter cover. Expressing her support to refugees fleeing Ukraine following Russia's invasion, the actress made a statement on the red carpet as she held up a blue ribbon wrapped around her finger that read: "#WithRefugees." It comes after Vladimir Putin's invasion on Ukraine surpasses a month, with Russia's occupancy entering it's 34th day.The Halloween actress completed the elegant look with a pair of diamond cross earrings and wore her light grey hair short and brushed back.The United Nations Refugee Academy distributed the ribbons to the stars to wear before and during the 94th Academy Awards.Anadil Hossain, Principal Communications Advisor for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, said: "This year's Oscar-nominated films include some powerful stories centered on the themes of refugees, displacement, home and belonging – Encanto, Flee, Three Songs for Benazir, Belfast, and Dune – at a time when the world is witnessing the largest refugee crisis since WW2.""Artists have been wanting to show their solidarity for Ukraine, and we wanted to ask them to extend this support to the almost 84million people forced to flee.