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Speech Location 2000 First inauguration of Vladimir Putin: Grand Kremlin Palace, Moscow. 2004 Second inauguration of Vladimir Putin: Grand Kremlin Palace, Moscow. 2007 Munich speech of Vladimir Putin: Munich Security Conference, Munich, Germany: 2012 Third inauguration of Vladimir Putin: Grand Kremlin Palace, Moscow. 2014 Crimean speech of ...
"Address concerning the events in Ukraine" (Russian: Обращение по поводу событий на Украине) was a televised address by Russian President Vladimir Putin on 21 February 2022, announcing that the Russian government would recognise the Ukrainian separatist regions of the Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic as independent.
Putin's speech at the 43rd Munich Security Conference in 2007 was, at the invitation of Chairman Horst Teltschik, the first speech by a Russian head of state at the Security Conference. The main topics of his speech on February 10, 2007 were the "Unipolar World Order", NATO's eastward expansion , disarmament and the Iranian nuclear program . [ 1 ]
Vladimir Putin made a pledge to Russia’s soldiers in his pre-recorded New Year address. In his address to the nation on Tuesday (31 December), the Russian President praised his country’s ...
(Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin used a speech to a summit of BRICS leaders on Wednesday to defend Russia's war in Ukraine and praise the grouping as a counterbalance to U.S. global dominance.
Watch live as Vladimir Putin delivers a keynote speech at the Valdai forum in Sochi on Thursday (7 November), as the UK announced 56 new Russian sanctions. The UK today announced a wave of new ...
Speech of Vladimir Putin may refer to: 2007 Munich speech of Vladimir Putin; Crimean speech of Vladimir Putin (2014) Address concerning the events in Ukraine (21 February 2022) On conducting a special military operation (24 February 2022)
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday congratulated Donald Trump on his US election victory in a wide-ranging speech that was followed by a three-hour marathon question-and-answer session.