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World War Three has already started, we just don't want to accept it.Fiona Hill, an expert on Putin's Russia, believes we are in uncharted territory as tensions soar over the War in Ukraine.Putin has been ratcheting up tensions in recent days and today announced the annexation of four territories of Ukraine while also chillingly claiming that the US "set a precedent" by using nukes on Japan in the Second World War.READ NEXT: Vladimir Putin hints he's ready to use nukes by claiming 'US set precedent in Japan'"We've been in this for a long time, and we've failed to recognize it," Hill told the New Yorker magazine.President Biden meanwhile has warned Putin of the catastrophe that would result from a nuclear strike as the US steps up its monitoring Russia's nuclear activity.Hill highlighted how tensions were already rising before the Ukraine war, especially after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 leading to a big arms build up in Ukraine not to mention the US and Russia at loggerheads over the Syrian Civil War where the powers back opposing sides.Hill said a big danger was the current conflict spiralling out of control."The problem is, of course, us misreading him, but also him misreading us," she said.

Russian despot Vladimir Putin has alleged that Brits and US are to blame for the energy crisis - after they organised "explosions" of gas supply lines.In a rant against the West, Putin spoke out against "Anglo-Saxons" and alleged that the British had contributed toward a pipeline explosion that has caused an energy crisis.The Russian warmonger honed in on both the US and UK, claiming that the pair of countries had helped "organise explosions of [Nord Stream] pipelines in the Balkan sea."READ MORE: Royal fans fuming at price of a ticket to visit Queen's grave calling Firm 'grifters'The extraordinary allegations of British involvement come days after Nord Stream gas began leaking into the Balkan sea, with a Russian-owned pipe causing the leakage.Danish air force footage showed there were two major leaks in the gas pipelines to Europe which began just a couple of days ago.The US has said it "seems" Russia is to blame for this week's leaks in the Nord Stream gas pipelines.US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm told the BBC an investigation was being carried out into the cause of what she called "an act of sabotage".No evidence about how the leaks happened has been made public.

Russian conscripts are rushing to reproductive clinics before heading for the war zone in Ukraine in a bid to plan for having children after their death. Vladimir Putin recently announced that 300,000 men would be called up to fight, with some suggesting the real figure could rise to one million.There have been videos and pictures online showing the extent that some recruits are going to to avoid the conflict, with some men even walking over the borders to Georgia and Mongolia with their families.READ MORE: Putin's mobilisation 'likely far larger' than 300,000 Russians, says UkraineAnd some other men, according to Professor Igor Vinogradov, chief physician of the Scientific and Practical Centre for Reproduction in Moscow, have requested to have their semen stored.Dmitry Mazurov, head of reproductive at UMMC-Health medical centre in Yekaterinburg, said the same trend was true outside the capital.There have been half a dozen clients a day compared with two or three a month before the war, he said.“They call us and ask if it is possible to get emergency conservation in two hours, without preparation and examinations,” he said.“We have already developed a system [for the mobilised men].“A man comes to the clinic, takes tests, and we freeze the material.“Then when the results come and it becomes clear whether we can use this material in the future."A spokesman at St.

Vladimir Putin has made his most explicit threat yet to deploy Russia’s nuclear arsenal, saying the United States had set the “precedent” for using nuclear weapons when it bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the closing stages of the Second World War. In a speech delivered on Russian TV today, the Russian leader announced that he would be annexing four Ukrainian regions into Russian territory following this week’s “referendums” – which have been internationally condemned as sham votes.He said that if any countries tried to reclaim those provinces Russia would use 'all the power and all the means' at its disposal to defend them.READ MORE: Russian soldier recorded ranting about ‘f*** face’ Putin's call-up plan in UkraineTurning to the sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which had already been closed indefinitely after a number of leaks were allegedly found, he blamed the destruction on “terror attacks” from “Anglo Saxons”.Before the invasion of Ukraine, US President Joe Biden had warned that he would 'put an end' to the Nord Stream pipelines in the event of a Russian invasion."If Russia invades,” he told a press conference in February, “then there will be no longer a Nord Stream 2.

Vladimir Putin's mobilisation "will most likely be far larger" than 300,000 reservists, according to a Ukrainian military chief. Thousands of Russians have fled the country after the tyrant leader announced the partial mobilisation in a monumental speech last week.

Vladimir Putin has "bypassed the Russian chain of command" and may be working directly with commanders on the ground in Ukraine, according to experts. According to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Putin's spluttering mobilisation of some 300,000 reservists indicates that the tyrant leader may have disregarded standard military practices and Russian law.

Russian recruits a warning before they take to the front line, and they're doing it in the most gruesome manner.Ukraine-led Twitter and Telegram accounts previously used to share information on the ground about Russian casualties were normally censored to keep the gore-levels down.But since Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that he was calling up 300,000 recruits to his much-depleted army, the channels have gone all-out, no-holds-barred, on gruesome content in a defiant warning message to those joining Putin's army.READ MORE: Russian propaganda confirms Kremlin's nuclear missiles 'ready for immediate launch'Earlier this week Ukrainian soldiers fighting against Vladimir Putin's invading forces shared a gruesome video of pigs gorging on what is allegedly a dead Russian Army captain.The clip was shared on the infamous Cargo 200 Telegram Channel, where Ukrainians routinely post gory images of Russian invaders to strike fear into their enemies' hearts.That upload, titled: "Pigs eat the Russian captain", is 14 seconds long. In it, six animals can be seen standing over what appears to be a corpse.

Vladimir Putin has become “weak and pathologically suspicious”, a defence expert has said.Putin was slammed in the wake of a 10th anti-Putin oligarch being found dead. Pavel Pchelnikov, a 52-year-old PR manager for Russian Railways, was found shot dead at home in Kolomenskaya, Russia on Wednesday.

mafia boss convicted of ordering 29 murders is set to be released from prison to fight for Vladimir Putin in Ukraine. Sergey Butorin - nicknamed Osya - has volunteered to join up with the infamous Wagner Group mercenaries.Earlier this month video emerged of Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin recruiting straight out of a prison courtyard.

Russia's propaganda machine is in full swing after experts on Kremlin-backed TV channels were seen telling viewers that it had nuclear missiles “ready to go”.Despotic President Vladimir Putin is thought to be panicking over the fact that his attempts at calling up 300,000 conscripts has been failing miserably, with around 180,000 fleeing the country so far. And while the rest of the world watches on and continues its support for Ukraine, Putin appears to be ramping up his nuclear rhetoric via Kremlin-backed TV.

Mikhail Baryshnikov and his wife Lisa Rinehart attended the New York City Ballet Fall Fashion Gala 2022 on Wednesday evening. The couple, who have been married for 16 years, looked glamorous together on the red carpet.The 74-year-old Russian born dancer and choreographer looked dashing in a classic suit and tie, while accessorizing his look with black dress shoes and glasses.  A classic look: Mikhail Baryshnikov and his wife Lisa Rinehart attended the New York City Ballet Fall Fashion Gala 2022 on Wednesday eveningHis wife, 71, wore black dress pants and a white button down blouse, and paired her outfit with gold sandals. The couple walked arm and arm, as Rinehart carried a glittery clutch bag.  The former ballet dancer recently showed that he can still dance, as he made an appearance on the Vogue World runway, a few weeks ago. Fans loved the actor’s gyrations, with one commenting: 'The legend that is Mikhail.' Bust a move: The former ballet dancer recently showed that he can still dance, as he made an appearance on the Vogue World runway, a few weeks ago Fight against war: Earlier this summer the Russian native voiced his concerns over Russia's invasion of UkraineEarlier this summer the Russian native voiced his concerns over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 'It is our world that will live on despite all your bans, and it is your Russia that will die from its own horror unless it wakes up,' Baryshnikov wrote in an open letter to the Russian president Vladimir Putin.  He continued, 'It is our world that will live on despite all your bans, and it is your Russia that will die from its own horror unless it wakes up.' A warning: 'It is our world that will live on despite all your bans, and it is your Russia that will die from

Ukrainian soldiers fighting against Vladimir Putin's invading forces have shared a gruesome video of pigs gorging on what is allegedly a dead Russian Army captain. The clip was shared on the infamous Cargo 200 Telegram Channel this morning (Thursday, September 29), where Ukrainians routinely post gory images of Russian invaders to strike fear into their enemies' hearts. This latest upload, titled: "Pigs eat the Russian captain", is 14 seconds long.

Russian mother whose son has been conscripted as part of Vladimir Putin’s mobilisation says she’s not sad because she has another.In a video doing the rounds online, she said she had ‘rasied men’ and as such supported the partial mobilisation announced last week.She said: "Of course I support mobilisation. It's because I raised men, not...

Ukraine tomorrow.Annexation of four areas of Ukraine comes following a series of sham elections in occupied parts of the country.Four separate areas of Ukraine took part in Vladimir Putin's sham elections, with results showing that the four regions have voted to join Russia.READ MORE: Brits still in Russia told 'get out now or risk Putin sending you to fight in Ukraine'Russia-installed elections took place in the Zaporizhia region, where 93% of the ballot was shown to be in favour of joining Russia, while 87% of the ballots in southern Kherson also favoured the unification with Russia.Luhansk and Donetsk were also polled and were shown to have collected 98% and 99% of the votes in favour of Russian annexation respectively.Western politicians including British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly have rubbished the results of the elections, labelling them "sham" referendums.Putin is said to be preparing a signing ceremony in Moscow tomorrow to mark Kherson, Donetsk, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia as official parts of Russia.The Russian despot will also deliver a major speech on Friday following the signing ceremony inside of the Kremlin, where he will meet with Moscow-appointed administrators of the Ukrainian regions.

Rachel Riley, 36, has taken to Twitter with a baffling post, asking whether "we should be worried", as she snapped a shot of a curious looking parcel in the lobby of the Channel 4 offices.The Countdown favourite asked her 692,700 Twitter followers for their thoughts on the oddly-shaped package.The star wrote: "Should we be worried?" while the large parcel could be seen near a window at the studios.It didn't take long before a cohort of her followers jumped on to the post to share their jokes and comments. @BakuraOfKulElna jibed: "How did you find out where the Tories have hidden the economy?"@Olafdedig posted: "Is that how Jimmy Carr is shipped ?"Some fans noted that the shape of the parcel curiously matched that of Doctor Who's evil villain, the Dalek.@SchizoDuckie joked: "Daleks can't hurt you if they're still in plafic wrap." @JakeCross1977 penned: "Exterminate! Exterminate!"@Paulgkk said: "Where's the Doctor when you need him?"It's not the first time Rachel has taken to Twitter in shock this week. She took to the opinion-sharing platform to express her views about Russian president Vladimir Putin after the world leader made threats about the possibility of nuclear war.He warned that he would use all options at his disposal to protect Russia's "territorial integrity". The maths whizz made no secret of her dislike of Putin when she told her 692,800 Twitter followers: "Forever rot."Rachel made her point as she reposted a tweet by Max Seddon, the Moscow Bureau Chief at the Financial Times, which had announced: "Putin is finally speaking."To defend the country and the people, we will use all the means at our disposal.'"Rachel, who has been in opposition to the Ukraine war, reacted to the news by urging the President to

Vladimir Putin's partial mobilisation announcement.Last week (September 21) the Russian despot announced that up to 300,000 additional troops would be sent to the frontline in a bid to fight back against Ukraine's counter-offensive. Since then thousands of potential conscripts have fled the country, with some even resorting to extreme measures such as shooting army recruitment officers and setting themselves on fire to avoid being sent to fight. READ MORE: Brits still in Russia told 'get out now or risk Putin sending you to fight in Ukraine' But Russian state media has since announced plans by the Kremlin to trap men hoping to cross what land borders remain accessible to hopeful escapees.

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Vladimir Putin’s “partial mobilisation” sends hundreds more Russian men to the war in Ukraine, one angry conscript has been recorded making an expletive-filled rant against the Russian leader. The man identified, by Ukrainian intelligence sources as a Russian soldier in Ukraine’s Kherson region, can be heard in an intercepted mobile phone call telling of his contempt for “f*** face” Putin.Telling his partner that his unit’s morale is “complete s***,”and that many of them are desperate to get home the soldier says “I need to get wounded” in order to get home.READ MORE: Russian allies speak out as elderly and disabled soldiers conscripted by PutinThe man, who appears to be called Zhen, adds: “Earlier there was a joke that you’d leave here only wounded or dead.

Russia are being called up as part of Putin’s recent conscription plans to help fight the war in Ukraine. A clip has emerged from Russian-state media in which host Vladimir Solovyov and editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan discuss recent conscription plans and suggest that men as old as 60 are being called up.Simonyan said on Russia Today that: “Something needs to be done about it and we shouldn't be upsetting people”.