Vladimir Putin and the patriarch of Russia’s Orthodox Church sent a rather unfriendly message to the West during their festive celebrations earlier today. The church, which celebrates Christmas on ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin extended Christmas greetings to Orthodox Christians, emphasizing the importance of family traditions and the role of the Russian Orthodox Church in uniting people. On ...

Vladimir Putin has marked Russian Orthodox Christmas by attending church in Moscow alongside fighters in his war against Ukraine and their families - despite being responsible for hundreds of ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again sought the "blessing" and support of the Moscow Patriarchate of the Orthodox ...

“This bright, much-awaited holiday is dear to millions of people all over the world. It gives believers joy and hope and inspires good thoughts, deeds and actions. During the Christmas season we ...

Mr Zelensky said: ‘Today, Putin deliberately chose Christmas to attack. What could be more inhumane? More than 70 missiles, including ballistic missiles, and more than a hundred attack drones.’ ...

"Today, Putin deliberately chose Christmas for an attack. What could be more inhumane?" he continued. In 2022, Ukraine's Orthodox Church allowed Christmas to be celebrated on December 25 ...

Perhaps Vladimir Putin, who we may safely assume approved the Christmas Day drone attacks on Ukrainian civilians, was making a point about Volodymyr Zelensky’s decision earlier this year to move ...

Zelenskyy said Russian President Vladimir Putin "deliberately chose Christmas for an attack. What could be more inhuman? More than 70 missiles, including ballistic ones, and more than a hundred ...

Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are expected to have a call in the coming days. It comes as a top Trump ...

Russia launched an “inhumane” attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure on Christmas Day, with explosions reported across the country, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said.

"Today, Putin deliberately chose Christmas for an attack. What could be more inhumane?" he continued. In 2022, Ukraine's Orthodox Church allowed Christmas to be celebrated on December 25, in what was ...