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Boris Johnson has stated that sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will be implemented "imminently." They will face asset freezes, which the EU is also imposing, but not a travel ban, according to the UK's sanctions list. The declaration comes a day after Russia invaded Ukraine with tanks, which have been stationed in Kyiv, the country's capital. Mr. Johnson stated that the world must ensure that Mr. Putin's "violence" is unsuccessful. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has prompted outrage and retaliatory penalties from Western countries. Mr Johnson told Nato military chiefs in a virtual meeting that a "catastrophe" was enveloping Ukraine and that Mr Putin was on a mission to "overturn the post-Cold War order." The prime minister warned allies that Russian President Vladimir Putin's goals might not be limited to Ukraine, saying it was "essential" that Nato be strengthened now i

Patrick Mahomes has reached the two-minute warning when it comes to wedding countdowns. And the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback was treated to an incredible bachelor party in Las Vegas before marrying his high school girlfriend Brittany Matthews this spring. Patrick began off the festivities on Feb. 24 with supper at Carversteak, inside Resorts World Las Vegas, with teammates Travis Kelce, Jerick McKinnon, Clyde Edwards, and Orlando Brown Jr. The party went on late into the evening at TAO Nightclub inside The Venetian Resort, when the NFL athlete, 26, and his team went into overtime. The group celebrated at a VIP table for the venue's "Worship Thursdays," according to a source. Brittany, not to be outdone, is having a good time with her closest friends. The bride-to-be, 26, and her BFFs, including Travis' fiancée Kayla Nicole, gathered for "Britt's Bach Bach," as seen on Instagram. As the proprietor of Britney Lynne Fitness put it on Instagram, "My g

Maksim Chmerkovskiy, a Ukrainian-born Dancing With the Stars pro, is keeping fans updated on his safety while he remains in Kyiv, his country's capital, following Russia's invasion. The 42-year-old professional dancer sent two videos on Friday, telling followers he's 'safe,' but cautioning them about the country's increasingly 'aggressive' and 'dire' condition. 'I'm not moving towards the border... it's, I heard, not safe,' he clarified in the second video, adding that he is 'not now trying to exit' Ukraine. 'I'm out here, again, safe,' he said at the opening of the first video. We haven't been told to move, and all I'm doing is obeying orders. That's all I have to say about it.' 'However, the reality is that I'm also speaking with my Ukrainian friends who are here, and the situation is quite severe.' People in Ukraine are'very strongly charged,' according to the DWTS pro. &#

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has reaffirmed that no British troops will be sent to Ukraine to confront Russia. Mr Wallace told the BBC that Ukraine would be backed instead to "fight every street with every piece of equipment we can supply to them." Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday morning, and its forces have already pushed on Kyiv, the country's capital. Russia failed to achieve its key objectives on the first day of its operation, according to Mr Wallace, losing 450 men. Over the last month, UK government ministers have consistently stated that UK forces are unlikely to get involved in military action in Ukraine. Mr Wallace stated that deploying British forces to fight in Ukraine, which is a British ally but not a member of the Nato military alliance, would lead to a European conflict. He claimed that the UK had "done the next best thing" by training over 20,000 Ukrainians and providing them with "lethal capabilities, which they are currently using.&qu

Thousands more migrants from Ukraine are expected to arrive in the UK, according to charities, equal the effort made following the violence in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s. In a letter to the Times, Save the Children and Amnesty International, among others, stated that the UK should take the lead in offering refuge. The United Nations has warned that Russia's invasion could result in the displacement of five million people. However, they encountered severe traffic congestion, and bus and train systems were overburdened. Air travel is no longer a possibility, as Western airlines are avoiding the country's airspace entirely, and Kyiv's international airport was apparently one of the first Russian targets. Some people crossed the border into Poland and Hungary on foot, hauling their belongings in luggage. Fuel, currency, and medical supplies are running low in parts of Ukraine, according to UN assistance agencies, which might force up to five million people to leave over