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Russian President Vladimir Putin has allowed citizens to call in questions along with journalists in a news conference. Putin, in power for almost 24 years, confirmed his candidacy for Marchs reelection. Last year, during Ukraines conflict, he skipped his typical sessions with citizens and reporters.

Russian President Vladimir Putin began his end-of-year news conference Thursday vowing that his goals in Ukraine remain the same and that there would be no peace until theyre achieved

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed that there will be no peace in Ukraine until his goals are achieved and said those objectives remain unchanged.

Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed that there would be no peace in Ukraine until his goals are achieved and said those objectives remain unchanged at a year-end news conference.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed that there will be no peace in Ukraine until his goals are achieved and says those objectives remain unchanged at a year-end news conference.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that approximately 244,000 Russian troops are currently engaged in the conflict in Ukraine. He emphasized that further mobilization isnt required, citing the recruitment of 1,500 soldiers daily. Putin also revealed that 486,000 soldiers have signed contracts with the Russian military. His statement highlighted Moscows ongoing objectives in Ukraine, focusing on "de-Nazification, de-militarization, and a neutral status" for the country.

Speaking during a campaign event for his reelection bid, Putin stood firm behind a series of loosely defined goals for the war.

In his annual news conference, Putin tells Russians the war in Ukraine will go on unless Kyiv does a deal

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