Elon Musk Challenges Putin To A Fight: Winner Takes Ukraine

Russia during their invasion of Ukraine. While Russia are still facing stiff Ukrainian resistance in their invasion of the country, a Russian oligarch has said deep trouble could be in store for western powers holding up sanctions against Vladimir Putin.Mikhail Fridman, the owner of Alpha Bank and one of the richest Russian oligarchs, warned that the sanctions would do nothing to stop Russia and that the west "understands nothing".Western sanctions have been in place against Russia since February of this year after Russia recognised the independence of Dondas.But Fridman, a Ukrainian-born Russian oligarch, has warned that the western attempts to pressure Putin into a compromise will fall flat.

Vladimir Putin are crumbling – but this time it's those INSIDE Russia who are pulling away from him. Top Russian separatist leader Bolaen Sires, who describes himself as the leader of the Erzyas people of Mordovia has issued a plea for Russians to turn on their home country and sabotage attempts to further the invasion into Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's own troops have started to turn against him after a furious squad branded a globally-condemned airstrike on a maternity hospital as "perverse neo-Nazism".The strike, which devastated a Ukrainian maternity hospital was branded as "the most perverse f**king form of neo-Nazism".The besieged city of Mariupol has suffered a barrage of attacks, with hospitals targeted and Russian forces taking hospital staff and patients hostage to use as human shields.At least three people were killed in the maternity hospital blast, including a young girl, while 17 people were wounded after the Russian airstrike hit the destroyed hospital in the city.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy branded the attack an act of "genocide".Even one of Putin's own soldiers, who had been captured by Ukrainians, branded the airstrike as "perverse".Speaking to CNN, Russian pilot Maxim said: "It was a horrifying act, not just because it is a crime. It's vandalism.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is sending a direct message to Vladimir Putin and the people of Russia.

Peta Murgatroyd, 35, expressed her despair at the tragic situation occurring in Ukraine. “This is continually breaking my heart,” she said on her Instagram Stories March 16, according to People. The Dancing with the Stars pro went on, “I’m struggling to get through some days. Sometimes I have great days, other days I have terrible days because I just can’t get this out of my head. I’ve walked those streets, I’ve been there. It is such a beautiful country. And the children that are dying right now.”

SpaceX founder and Tesla CEO Elon Musk has suggested humans will land on Mars by 2029. The world's richest man has long made it clear that he wants to colonise the red planet.

Ukraine to try and bamboozle the Ukrainian military.According to US security officials, Moscow is using fake dart-shaped missiles for the first time in the conflict, which is now in its 22nd day.They believe the decoys are the reason why Ukraine's air defence systems have found it so tricky to stop Russia's short-range ballistic missiles which have reportedly been used on civilians in hospitals and bomb shelters in Kyiv and Kharkiv.Since the start of Vladimir Putin's invasion, images have circulated on social media of the dart-shaped munitions which many people initially thought were cluster bombs or miniature weapons.Weapons experts now believe that they are decoys which have been kept secret from the West and fired from mobile launchers for the Russian Iskander-M missile.Intelligence officials believe that the darts are similar to Cold War-era 'penetration aids', or decoys that were fired to help nuclear warheads avoid anti-missile systems.Weapons expert Prof. Jeffrey Lewis from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies told the Telegraph: “The minute people came up with missiles, people started trying to shoot them down, and the minute people started trying to shoot them down, people started thinking about penetration aids.“We never see them because they’re highly secret.

cancelled a series of shows in Moscow and St. Petersburg in protest against the war last month – held a live-streamed concert in Istanbul on Tuesday (March 15) in a bid to raise money for Ukrainian refugees.At one point, Oxxxymiron – real name Miron Yanovich Fyodorov – paused the performance to make a plea to those Russian people who are in favour of the action being taken by President Vladimir Putin.Jonny Tickle, an English journalist who is based in Moscow, subsequently shared a clip of the moment along with an English language translation of the rapper’s speech.“It seems to me – rather, I’m sure – that the people who are for this war are in fact against this war,” Oxxxymiron began.

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a chilling warning to the West and Russian "traitors" in a strange rant that mentioned oysters, midges and gender freedoms. The warning came in the form of a high octane television address almost three weeks after Russia invaded Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin has been humiliated after a kidnapped Ukrainian mayor has been freed from Russian soldiers. Melitopol mayor Ivan Fedorov was reportedly abducted by Putin's forces in their siege of the city as Russia wages war on Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine will soon stall, as his faltering war machine is crippled by poor communications, outmoded tactics and devastatingly low morale.But even if the advancing columns of Russian tanks were to withdraw, Ukrainians’ misery might not be over.Dr Mike Martin, from The Department of War Studies at King's College in London, says that Putin’s most recent moves – such as signing up mercenaries from Syria and the Central African Republic to reinforce his demoralised troops - are “signs of desperation”.He rejected the notion that Middle Eastern and African fighters could boost the Russian war effort, claiming “they can’t tip up into a new theatre without kit and do anything except get massacred". But, Dr Martin warns, the next big danger for Ukraine could be civil war.

Vladimir Putin sent a warning to oligarchs and the West in televised address that brought up oysters, gender and midges.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24 has reverberated across the film industry locally and globally.

World War Three may “have already started”.Zelensky was speaking to journalists after his address to the US Congress last night. After repeating his call for a no-fly zone over Ukraine, in a bid to stop Russia's invasion, he then gave a stark warning about all out war.

Chelsea will have to play the remainder of their Champions League fixtures behind closed doors due to sanctions against Roman Abramovich.Thomas Tuchel's side beat French Champions Lille on Wednesday evening to advance to the quarter-finals. Chelsea were able to have fans in attendance for the clash as the tickets that had been sold had been done so before 10 March.

Elon Musk's Starlink app has become the most downloaded app in Ukraine, undoubtedly leaving Vladimir Putin humiliated. The SpaceX CEO's app Starlink allows its users to access the satellite constellation and gain internet connectivity.Elon, 50, stepped in to support Ukraine following Russia's invasion by sending more SpaceX Starlink satellite stations to provide internet connection for the country.The billionaire continues to hilariously respond to a pleas for him to fight Putin in a one-on-one scrap.Elon tweeted today: "If he is afraid to fight, I will agree to use only my left hand and I am not even left-handed."Elon continues to have a one up on the Russian president.

Russia could split off from the global internet in a bid to surveil their citizens more easily after the Kremlin banned Instagram.President Vladimir Putin has blocked access to some of the online platforms that have not yet halted service in Russia, as many have made decision to cut ties in the country following the invasion of neighbouring Ukraine. The Instagram app was blocked last week.

Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk plans to exit the board of directors of Endeavor Group Holdings in June.

Peta Murgatroyd posted an emotional video where she revealed she was 'struggling to get through some days' amid the Ukrainian-Russian war.Murgatroyd, 35, whose husband Maksim Chmerkovskiy recently escaped Ukraine after Russia launched its invasion, got candid about her inner turmoil in a video she posted to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday.In the video, Murgatroyd revealed she had been having both good and bad days - but that morning was struggling after watching a heartbreaking video of the war. 'I've walked those streets': Peta Murgatroyd posted an emotional video where she revealed she was 'struggling to get through some days' amid the Ukrainian-Russian conflict 'Hey guys, I have had a morning just that new video that I posted, this is continually breaking my heart, like I'm struggling to get through some days.'Some days I have great days, other days I have terrible days because I just can't get this out of my head.

Ellise Shafer Elon Musk will resign from Endeavor’s board of directors effective June 30, according to the company’s annual SEC filing.“We thank Elon Musk for his commitment to Endeavor through our first year as a public company, in which he contributed meaningfully to our long-term strategy and vision for the future of sports and entertainment,” a spokesperson for Endeavor said in a statement to Variety. “We know he has a lot of demands and little time, and we appreciate the support he provided us.”The SEC report states that Musk notified the talent and media company of his resignation on March 12.

Vladimir Putin that his forces are only bombing military targets in Ukraine. Almost three weeks have passed since Putin gave the order to launch the invasion, with thousands of deaths on both sides. The deceased includes some civilians, with many reports of residential areas being targeted by Russian forces.