Denis Grigorescu

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Denis Grigorescu |Rachael Bunyan

VOLODYMYR Zelensky changed the world order when he chose to stand defiant against "psychopath" Putin, the Ukrainian leader's former advisor said. Igor Novikov said it is that strength that is key to Ukraine's success in the gruelling battle against Russia's meatgrinder forces. Novikov, who first met Zelensky in 2018, said the "only way" to stop a ruthless Putin is to show no weakness and fight back as the tyrant is a "textbook psychopath".

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Lydia Doye |Denis Grigorescu

ANDREW Tate is facing a new police probe after taking a £3million sportscar for a joyride through Bucharest's busy streets. Andrew, 38, filmed himself driving the Koenigsegg Jesko, just moments before it broke down in the middle of a crowded junction. The terrifying footage shows Andrew driving at speed, swerving between lanes to avoid traffic. Andrew is later seen standing on the side of a busy junction, after the car broke down.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Patrick Harrington |Denis Grigorescu

NATO must splash more cash and hang permanent threats over Russia to stop Vladimir Putin grabbing land, a former UK defence secretary has warned. Even as a ceasefire seems closer than ever, Sir Michael Fallon warned it won't end the Russian tyrant's Soviet revival fantasy - so Nato must make it impossible. He told The Sun that only by "strengthening Nato's military and political will" can western democracies stop Putin for good.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Katie Davis |Denis Grigorescu

A SINGLE bullet is the only thing that can stop Vladimir Putin, an ex-Kremlin adviser has sensationally warned. Despite international pressure, heavy losses and mounting costs, the Russian despot has ploughed on with his grinding war in Ukraine. With Donald Trump now cosying up to Putin, former Russia senior advisor Anders Aslund has warned the West that its "half-measures won't work" after Ukraine marked the third anniversary of Moscow’s bloodbath invasion.

2 months ago | the-sun.com | Denis Grigorescu |Juliana Cruz Lima

THE West can crush Russia's war machine and force Putin to the negotiating table with a Cold War-style strategy, a former Nato adviser has warned. Ian Brzezinski, a former deputy assistant US Secretary of Defense for Europe and Nato policy, believes Moscow is defeatable in Ukraine, but only if the West fully leverages its economic and military dominance. Instead of seeking a negotiated settlement, he says the focus should be on overwhelming Russia's capacity to continue the war.