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READ MORE: Putin faces Chechen civil war as rebels attack in 'massive' shootout before legging itEmergency services claimed the overall death toll from today's attacks on the capital alone was four, while more have been wounded.Ukrainian reports have now suggested the drones used in the attacks may have been Shahed-136 models supplied by Iran to Russia and rebranded as Geran-2 drones.One of the drones, it was reported, seemed to have the phrase "for Belgorod" written on it, referring to a Russian city used as a staging ground for attacks on Ukraine which came under fire over the weekend. Britain, along with the US and France, have claimed the exports breech a UN security council resolution and nuclear deal made in 2015.

Vladimir Putin's army is facing a mass revolt of Russian conscripts after claims reservists are being treated like "cattle". Hundreds of men based in the Belgorod region of Ukraine say they have received "no training" since being mobilised by the crazed leader.

Vladimir Putin’s huge nuclear doomsday mega submarine has been spotted by satellite after NATO previously lost track of it.The 604ft, 30,000 ton, nuclear-powered submarine Belgorod has been snapped as fears about heightening nuclear tensions continue to rise.It has been picked up in a part of the Arctic Ocean called the Barents Sea by expert naval observers. READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE 'Frightened' Putin 'getting closer to launching nuclear strike' warns ex-RAF chief Researcher H I Sutton was the first to release the snap on September 22. The location of the vessel is a big deal – it’s been spotted in waters that have a coastline of both Russia and Norway, which is part of NATO.

Ukrainian forces continue to push eastwards towards the Russian border as Putin’s invading army is on the retreat.Maps published by Russian media outlet Rybar prepared just four hours apart show a massive Ukrainian push in northern Kherson, with Russian resistance crumbling as Ukrainian tanks pour into the region. The advance on a broad front is 30 miles deep at some points.

Johnny Depp told a Virginia court of his childhood abuse as his mother was “suicidal” and his father told him that “you’re the man now” when he left the family. The actor entered the witness booth on the fifth day of the trial, which began on Monday 11 April in Fairfax, Virginia following Mr Depp’s lawsuit against Ms Heard in March 2019.

Johnny Depp’s sound engineer Keenan Wyatt has testified during the actor’s defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard that she became “abruptly loud” when he told her that Mr Depp cared for her. According to Mr Wyatt, Ms Heard yelled “how dare you talk to me” after he tried to speak to her during a private flight.

Russian troops are reported to have executed 13 Ukrainian civilians as they attempted to flee the capital of Kyiv.The bodies of the deceased were found along the E-40 motorway, which has been dubbed the “Highway of Death”.Vladimir Putin’s troops were focused on trying to take the capital of Kyiv but have failed in their attempts as a large number of citizens fled the city.According to the BBC, the bodies were found on the same stretch of road where Russian troops were recorded executing a couple last month.Two of the deceased have been identified but the identities of the others are yet to be confirmed.The stretch of road, which is located between the villages of Mria and Myla, is a scene of destruction with dozens of burned out cars, petrol stations and numerous buildings in ruins.According to the BBC, the couple killed last month were Maksim Iowenko and his wife Ksjena.They are said to have been killed when the 10 vehicle civilian convoy was attacked by a Russian tank.Maksim got out of the car and raised his hands but he was shot dead along with his wife.His six-year-old son and an elderly friend both survived after being captured and later released by Russian forces.The reports come as a Russian fuel depot, one of their main logistics hubs, was attacked with Moscow officials claiming it was an attack by Ukrainian helicopters.Ukraine said it would neither confirm nor deny responsibility for the huge fire at the fuel depot in the Russian city of Belgorod.

Russian submarine dubbed a “city killer” is set to be unleashed on the seas by president Vladimir Putin later this year.The Belgorod, which is reportedly twice the size of Royal Navy submarines, has been specially created to carry deadly Poseidon torpedoes.The submarine is so huge that it can even deploy a smaller min-sub and advanced drones for covert missions.Designers of the Belgorod gave it a stealthy design, despite its world record size, and with its nuclear power sauce, it is capable of sailing to anywhere in the world.Poseidon torpedoes are reportedly nuclear tipped and guided by an artificial intelligence with the ability to cause devastation at its intended target.The submarine is expected to hold eight deadly Poseidon missiles, which can be shot at such speeds it can trigger a tsunami to devastate coastal areas.Defence expert Rob Clark, from the Henry Jackson Society, believes the submarine should be treated as a “very real” threat.Speaking to the Sun, Mr Clark said: “Their aim is to retain the credible capability either to disrupt or destroy the cables that the UK’s economy and its entire communications rely on.“Even slightly damaged that can cause untold chaos and disruption to the UK.”According to sources speaking to Russia's TASS news agency Belgorod nuclear submarine will be added to the fleet in the summer of 2022.The source added: "It is assumed that this event can be timed to coincide with the Day of the Russian Navy, which will be celebrated on July 31."Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up for one of our free newsletters here.Russia has recently accused the US and others of "escalating tensions" over alleged plans to invade its neighbours Ukraine, which the country

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Russia is flexing its military muscles by firing warning shots at a Royal Navy ship and has now unveiled its latest weapon – a whopping 600ft-long submarine.The new Belgorod sub is a deep-sea monster featuring robotic arms to cut underwater cables and is armed with nuclear Poseidon torpedoes.Vladimir Putin’s regime has already been accused of using deadly nerve agents to carry out assassinations and has been linked to the development of hypersonic nukes, combat robots and even death rays.But the nation has been shelling out wild weapons for more than a century as James Moore reveals…Plane crazy: Designed in the 1970s and dubbed the “Caspian Sea Monster”, the Lun-class Ekranoplan was

Vladimir Putin's huge 640ft Belgorod submarine has set sail.The large vessel, able to sink aircraft carriers and dubbed the 'city killer' has sailed out on open waters for the first time.It's believed the Belgorod is the largest submarine to be built over the past 30 years.It was put to sea for the first time this week, as Russia flexed its naval muscles, following the incident with the British destroyer HMS Defender in the Black Sea.Warning shots and bombs were deployed near the Royal Navy ship after Russia claimed it was in their waters.Experts fear the 79-ft long torpedoes, dubbed Poseidon, could be detonated underwater to cause a radioactive tsunami.The devastating impact would threaten coastal cities with waves of up to 300ft high.The

Russian military told the publication: "According to preliminary information, the Belgorod nuclear submarine, after being handed over to the customer, will serve in the Pacific Ocean, while at the same time it will be able to solve its tasks anywhere in the World Ocean."The first nuclear drone from a submarine named "Poseidon" was launched for tests in April 2019.According to reports, the project was due to be completed in 2020 but faced delays related to the coronavirus pandemic.Russia is said to have planned to build three of these nuclear submarines and have them ready for launch in 2027, according to the current state armaments program.This week, a Russian military expert estimated that World War 3 could break out as soon as May due to

Join the Secret Elves to discover the best shopping deals and things to do this ChristmasDefence chiefs have ordered two new top secret spy ships to combat Russian submarines.The specialist surveillance vessels will operate with new aircraft carriers and scan to ensure that the Kremlin’s – or Beijing’s –subs cannot hide at sea and monitor UK ships.Prime Minister Boris Johnson let slip about the order when he announced a boost in Royal Navy spending last week.The multi-million pound ships are needed to counter the growing threat of Russian nuclear submarines which are increasingly being spotted in UK waters.Described as Multi-Role Research vessels, the new ships will be able to track and trace Moscow’s hi-tech new Belgorod and Yasen class

Defence chiefs are on alert after Russia developed a “doomsday” underwater drone capable of travelling 6,000 miles and blowing up an entire coastal city.