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Russia to Crimea across the across the Kerch Strait, Vladimir Solovyov – a TV host known to be close to Russian leader Vladimir Putin – has called for a return of Stalin’s brutal secret police. Solovyov has said the authorities should round up all Russians opposed to the war on Ukraine.

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.

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”.

Putin rebel leader has said on Kremlin state TV that Brits banged up in Ukraine and Russian separatist states "absolutely deserve to die". Denis Pushilin is the separatist leader who will ultimately determine the fate of British fighters including Sean Pinner, 48, and Aiden Aslin, 28, charged with fighting as “mercenaries” in eastern Ukraine and killing civilians, despite being part of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.Pushilin, head of the pro-Putin statelet known as the Donetsk People’s Republic [DPR], said that executions by shooting squad would not be carried out on live TV.READ MORE: Horror find as 20 bags full of human remains discovered in hidden graveWives and parents would have no right to know the fate of their loved ones, he indicated.He told Russian propagandist TV anchor Vladimir Solovyov: “Given the crimes that all those scoundrels [foreign fighters] have committed, there is a strong demand from people, from civil society, for the death penalty — which they absolutely deserve”..Frontman Solovyov stated: “In any case, it will not be public.“I mean the (executions)“All the procedures will be non-public from some point on.”Pushilin replied:” “Absolutely right, that's what the DPR legislation says.“Enforcement and the absence of any information on requests even from relatives are all stipulated by the DPR legislation concerning the execution of capital punishment.” And there is now a suspicion that the process will be pushed through ahead of an expected Putin bid to incorporate the DPR and neighbouring Luhansk Peoples Republic [LPR] into Russia after a “bogus referendum”.

Russia launched a nuclear attack on the UK. The strange claim was given by Russian TV host Vladimir Solovyov, who slammed the UK Government for supporting Ukraine.

Putin's troops are en route to hell for waging war on Ukraine.Outspoken Ioann Kurmoyarov, who last year demanded criminal charges be brought against Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu, has been detained in St. Petersburg under a new law against spreading “false information” about the Russian military.Following his arrest, investigators searched his house and seized equipment, two icons, a wooden cross and a cassock.

Vladimir Putin’s closest sidekicks claims Russian troops will advance across Europe “until they reach Stonehenge”.Vladimir Solovyov – dubbed “Putin’s Voice” – regularly makes outlandish threats against the UK on his weekly TV show, including claiming Zircon nuclear missiles would “bomb Britain back to the Stone Age”. Asked this week how far west Russia ’s military would advance, he replied: “Well, when we have to, then we will.

Ukraine. Margarita Simonyan, editor of state broadcaster RT and one of the Kremlin's main propagandists said: "Either we lose in Ukraine or the Third World War starts.

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.

The Sims, after three copies of the game auspiciously appeared at the scene of an arrest alongside Nazi paraphernalia.Yesterday (April 25), the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation reported that six people have been arrested in regards to an assassination plot. According to the Committee, the group was working with Ukrainian security services and planned to target journalist and alleged propagandist Vladimir Solovyov with a car bomb in Moscow.As reported by the New York Post, shared images of the arrest scene led to sceptics suggesting that the arrests were part of an operation to frame Ukrainian officials as Nazis, something that Russian president Vladimir Putin has repeatedly claimed since launching an invasion of Ukraine.And in these pictures from the raid we have a "Ukrainian neo-Nazi starter pack" courtesy of the FSB pic.twitter.com/5FSvpze1lG— Francis Scarr (@francska1) April 25, 2022The images in question display Nazi clothing and literature, Ukrainian passports, and – bizarrely – a copy of The Sims 3 with two physical expansions for the game.

Vladimir Putin's pal and propaganda chief raged on live TV trying to explain why Russian has not won its war on Ukraine.Margarita Simonyan who is the editor-in-chief of RT, Russia's state-controlled news organisation kicked off when pundits questioned the country's ongoing invasion. The propagandist fumed that Russia is not only up against Ukrainian soldiers but NATO too, which is delaying the bloodthirsty "operation" now 53 days in, the Express reports.Live on Vladimir Solovyov's popular Russia-1 show, Ms Simonyan — a friend of the president — struggled to explain "why we haven't won yet".Julia Davis, from Daily Beast, tweeted a clip of Ms Simonyan's response "when one pundit on Russian state TV tries to ask why it's taking so long for Russia to win in Ukraine".Ms Davis tweeted: "Head of RT Margarita Simonyan nearly pecks his head off, as she argues that Russia is fighting NATO in Ukraine.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Russian cosmonauts have discovered new cracks in a segment of the International Space Station that could widen, a senior space official has said. Confirming the latest in a series of setbacks for the ISS on Monday, the Russian space agency's chief engineer described the news as "bad", adding that the cracks could now spread further."Superficial fissures have been found in some places on the Zarya module," Vladimir Solovyov, chief engineer of rocket and space corporation Energia, told RIA news agency.

Vladimir Putin caught the runaway writing implement during a virtual meeting over the weekend, a moment that earned the admiration of TV hosts. "His reactions were wonderful and he is clearly in great shape — his martial arts skills have not left him," host Vladimir Solovyov remarked while presenting the Moscow.

Naman Ramachandran Sovereign Film Distribution has acquired U.K. and Ireland rights to writer-director Cristi Puiu’s Berlin and Seville winner “Malmkrog” (Manor House).Puiu won the best director award at the Encounters section of the 2020 Berlin Film Festival, in addition to best screenplay and the Golden Giraldillo Award for best film at the Seville European Film Festival.An adaptation of Russian philosopher Vladimir Solovyov’s book “Three Conversations,” “Malmkrog” follows a politician, a countess, a general and his wife as they gather over the Christmas holidays in a manor house to discuss death, war, progress and morality.