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Vladimir Putin is ramping up his nuclear propaganda after a Kremlin-run television channel put together a “highlight package” of what to expect if nuclear war broke out.The odd, and frankly terrifying footage was shown on Russian gas company Gazprom-owned NTV and showed video footage of a potential Armageddon aftermath if Putin were to hit the red button.The sequence was called “In anticipation of nuclear conflict - how weapons of mass destruction have become part of the geopolitical game.”READ MORE: Brit captured by Russians in Ukraine reveals horrific true extent of evil Russian tortureThe video blames “the West” for talking about nuclear war too much – despite Putin threatening everyone with nukes just two weeks ago. The channel appeared to warn that the West should “cave” in to Putin’s demands on Ukraine and the threat of nuclear war would “diminish”.

Russia begins promoting its "Siberian staycation" amid its ongoing flight ban. Russians hoping to jet off abroad this year will have no luck doing so since the flight ban and bank card cancellation effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine are still ongoing.

Russian city built on a former Soviet prison camp, with a life expectancy 10 years below the national average, has been dubbed "the most depressing on Earth".Located in the Arctic permafrost, the city has 45 days of continuous darkness per year, average January temperatures of -30C, a river that runs blood red, and pollution levels so high it reduces the life expectancy of its residents to 59-years-old.As well known for its mining as it is for its pollutants, Norilsk is the most northerly city in the world, located in the Krasnoyarsk Krai region of Siberia, eastern Russia.Home to over 170,000 people the city, which only got a proper internet connection in 2017, has no roads leading to it, and one freight railway running in and out of it.Its nearest port city of Dudinka, located 40 miles away, provides access by sea but is frozen over in winter.The only year-round access route is to fly in with a five-hour flight from Moscow, which is 1,800 miles away.For about two-thirds of the year, the city and its surroundings are covered in snow with temperatures reaching record lows of -53.1C before.In contrast, in the summer the sun doesn't set for 65 days.Norilsk's story began in the early 20th century when a geologist discovered rich deposits of nickel, copper, and cobalt at the foot of the Putorana Mountains.The city sits on the biggest nickel-copper-palladium deposits on the planet, and from 1936 the USSR spent 20 years building a huge extraction complex in the mountains using around 500,000 forced labourers from a nearby Gulag.Working in horrific conditions in the Arctic permafrost saw 18,000 of the prisoners dying.Today, almost everyone in the city has a connection to the plant that produces a fifth of the world's nickel,

Russia over the invasion of Ukraine continue to escalate, Russian state TV has broadcast a chilling threat to "boorish" Britain. Vladimir Solovyov, a Russian broadcaster known as “Putin’s voice”, warned that Britain could be wiped off the map by Russia’s new 'big beast' 208-ton 15,880mph 'Satan-2' Sarmat hypersonic intercontinental ballistic missile.

Russia has said it will deploy its Satan II "super-weapon", a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), by autumn. Vladimir Putin recently tested the Sarmat missile, capable of carrying more than 10 nuclear warheads over 6,000km and striking the UK.The launch this week came after the weapon's development was pushed back for years due to funding problems and technical issues.

Google Maps can be a treasure trove of fascinating things you wouldn’t otherwise ever get to see.Sometimes they can be beautiful, sometimes shocking and sometimes very sad.In the case of a find in the Krasnoyarsk Krai region in Russia, the last option on that list applies. Internet users have labelled the camp "the most depressing place ever”, the Independent reports and rightly so as it likely saw hundreds of thousands of people sent there to live, work and possibly die in some of the grimmest conditions possible.

Russian teens from Siberia have been handed criminal sentences after allegedly plotting to blow up an ex-KBG building using Minecraft. The boys were investigated after posting political leaflets on the real-world FSB building, calling it a 'terrorist' organisation and praising an anarchist who spent six years in prison for 'hooliganism' after throwing a smoke bomb inside it.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A schoolgirl who gave birth aged 14 is devastated because her boyfriend doesn’t want another baby.Darya Sudnishnikova, from the town of Zheleznogorsk in Russia's south-eastern region of Krasnoyarsk Krai, made international headlines after claiming her ex-boyfriend Ivan – who was just 10 at the time – had impregnated her last year. She later bravely revealed that she had been raped by a 14-year-old boy.Darya’s daughter Amelia is now 11 months old, and she regularly shares pictures of them together on Instagram.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A girl who fell pregnant aged just 13 after being raped by a teenager has confirmed she will keep her second child. Darya Sudnishnikova, from the town of Zheleznogorsk in Russia's south-eastern region of Krasnoyarsk Krai, claimed her ex-boyfriend Ivan – who was just 10 at the time – had impregnated her last year.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A girl who fell pregnant at 13 after being raped by a teenager is expecting another child. Darya Sudnishnikova, from the town of Zheleznogorsk in Russia's south-eastern region of Krasnoyarsk Krai, made headlines last year.

Google Maps is that you can virtually “visit” almost any spot on the globe without stepping away from your computer.People have found all sorts of things on their virtual travels, from flying rabbits to alien spacecraft, even “ghosts”.And while people in odd costumes are nothing new for seasoned Google maps viewers – there’s a Batman and some creepy Saw puppets out there if you look – one virtual tourist has found one of the strangest sights yet.Four people wandering the streets of Norilsk, a city in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia dressed in colour-coded boiler suits that look a lot like Telllytubby costumes.

family life is complicated by abusive parents.The teenager, from the town of Zheleznogorsk in Russia's south-eastern region of Krasnoyarsk Krai, became famous after she became pregnant last year at the age of 13.

A total of 56 children from 17 schools are gravely ill in hospital after mass poisoning by rats or mice.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe long-running saga of a Russian schoolgirl who had claimed she was made pregnant by a ten-year-old boy has taken another twist after a DNA test has revealed that the father of the child was in fact a teenager who she later accused of rape.Darya Sudnishnikova hit the headlines when, at the age of 13 when she claimed that she had been made pregnant by her prepubescent boyfriend Ivan.Ivan - now 11 - was pictured with Darya as she carried baby Emelia out of a clinic in Krasnoyarsk alongside the two proud “grandmothers.”But according to a Russian police report, a DNA test on Emelia, who was born on August 16, showed that her true father

Darya Sudnishnikova was 13 when she became famous in Russia after insisting that she was made pregnant by her prepubescent boyfriend Ivan.The youngster had to travel to Krasnoyarsk in Siberia to find doctors who will accept her, she said last week.On Sunday she revealed to her 350,000-plus Instagram followers that she went through a “tough” delivery.She has not yet shown the child – who weighed in at 8lbs (3.6kg) and measured 21in – after she was ordered by doctors to rest.She posted: "That's it, I gave birth to a girl at 10 am.

A Russian schoolgirl who claimed a ten-year-old boy was the father of her unborn child gave birth to a daughter today.

Russian schoolgirl who claims to be pregnant by a 10-year-old boy has been reportedly knocked back by three hospitals just as she is about to give birth. Darya Sudnishnikova, 14, became famous after claims emerged she had miraculously become pregnant by her boyfriend Ivan.The youngster has since had to travel to another city to find doctors who will accept her, she said.The girl – who has become a social media sensation in Russia over the twists and turns of her pregnancy – has finally been accepted and is now in a clinic in Krasnoyarsk as she reaches her due date.

Two teenage girls who told police they were sexually attacked and robbed while on a lockdown walk in Russia have been ordered to pay fines for breaking isolation rules.

Two teenage girls who were sexually attacked and robbed while on a lockdown walk in Russia have been ordered to pay fines for breaking isolation rules.

A mating date for two polar bears went badly wrong at a Russian zoo when the male suddenly killed the female as she rejected him as they were poised to copulate.

A 13-year-old boy has allegedly admitted stabbing his younger brother death in a row over a mobile phone video game.