Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday that Moscow cared very little about battling NATO, taking note of rather that he was keen on “creating relations” with the tactical collusion. In a meeting with state Telecom company Rossiya 24, Putin excused remarks by U.S. President Joe Biden, who said recently that Russia would go after a […]
Putin says Russia has ‘no interest’ in fighting NATO Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday that Moscow cared very little about battling NATO, noticing rather that he was keen on “creating relations” with the tactical collusion. In a meeting with state Broadcasting company Rossiya 24, Putin excused remarks by U.S. President Joe Biden, who said
Vladimir Putin on Friday moved to draw out his oppressive and unwavering grasp on Russia for basically an additional six years, declaring his bid in the official political decision next Spring that he is everything except sure to win, as per state media reports. Putin actually orders wide help after almost 25 year in power,
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s remarks on Wednesday — in which he faulted Ukraine for the absence of harmony talks and asserted Russia was prepared for conversations to continue — were intended to heap strain on the West to push Ukraine back to the arranging table, experts said. They noticed that Putin and other Russian authorities
The Kremlin says it’s certain that Russian President Vladimir Putin will win the 2024 official political decision assuming he chooses to campaign for one more term in position. Neither Putin, 71, nor the Kremlin has affirmed he will run for an additional six-year term in office, taking his administration up to 2030 and possibly past.
