including Putin's speech and answering questions, lasts about three hours. Last year, it lasted 3 hours and 41 minutes, just shy of the record set in 2021, when the head of state spoke to Valdai ...

AS Vladimir Putin celebrates 25 years of rule over Russia, his first speech as president resurfaced showing a slew of broken promises and the emergence of a very different leader. A quarter of a ...

President Vladimir Putin has said in a New Year address that ... The televised New Year’s Eve speech, which continues a tradition started by Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, is a holiday staple ...

Much of his short speech was characterized by omissions. While Mr. Putin on Tuesday honored the country’s “fighters and commanders,” he invoked Russians’ pride in defeating Nazism and ...

Putin's long-awaited speech 3w On December 19, the Russian president will give his “assessment of the year”, an opportunity to answer questions from the press and the general public alike.

His second-longest speech at the plenary session of SPIEF ... The third-longest address to the Forum lasted 49 minutes in 2012, while in 2021 Putin spoke for 45 minutes. Over the past ten years ...

Putin was named acting president on New Year's Eve in 1999, when predecessor Boris Yeltsin unexpectedly resigned and apologised for the country's post-Soviet turmoil in a speech that stunned Russians.

President Vladimir Putin praised his country’s achievements in a New Year’s Eve speech Tuesday, saying Russians should be “proud” of what Russia had done during his quarter century in power.

President Putin has addressed a military parade in Moscow to mark victory over Nazi Germany in 1945, and made a number of claims about Ukraine and Nato. We've checked some of the things he said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin praised his country’s achievements in a New Year’s Eve speech Tuesday, saying Russians should be “proud” of what Russia had done during his quarter century in power.

6, 2021, attack at the U.S. Capitol ... which cannot pretend to teach others about democracy," Trump quoted Putin saying in the speech. Trump added: "They're all laughing at us." ...