Vladimir V. Putin
Vladimir V. Putin is the President of Russia, serving in this role since 1999, with a brief interlude as Prime Minister. He has been a central figure in Russian politics, known for his authoritarian governance and efforts to consolidate power. Under his leadership, Russia has seen a significant tightening of controls over the media and internet, with numerous laws aimed at suppressing dissent and curbing free expression. Recently, he has intensified efforts to regulate and restrict access to Western social media platforms, including YouTube, which he views as a threat to state control over information, particularly in the context of ongoing geopolitical tensions and the war in Ukraine.
Born on Oct 07, 1952 (72 years old)
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Hungary:
Vladimir V. Putin, the President of the Russian Federation, gifted a new Ural motorcycle to Mark Warren during a visit to Alaska.
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United States:
President Vladimir V. Putin’s demand that Ukraine cede the entirety of the Donbas region has highlighted a central question of any negotiations.
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United States:
Vladimir V. Putin explained the futility of Ukrainian resistance and expressed confidence in Russia's military advantage.
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Honduras:
The alliance has also benefited President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Honduras:
Putin has stated that the demonization of Stalin has been a way to attack the Soviet Union and Russia.
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United States:
President Putin was described by Mr. Trump as having 'gone absolutely CRAZY' after the attacks on Ukraine.
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United States:
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was accused by President Trump of going 'absolutely CRAZY'.
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United States:
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia is criticized for escalating attacks in Ukraine.
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United States:
President Vladimir V. Putin has called the battle for his nation’s survival by joining a drone brigade offering short stints far from the fighting.
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United States:
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has dragged his feet on agreeing to any temporary truce.
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