Putins Speech News Today

The Russian leader’s more than two-hour speech to the country’s parliament involved his oft-repeated threats to use nuclear weapons against the West – this time in response to the idea of Nato troops in Ukraine

Vladimir Putin was greeted by thunderous applause from the audience of the Third Belt and Road Forum, when he came on stage to deliver his speech.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday gave his first address to the nation after a short-lived mutiny of Wagner forces led by Yevgeny Prigozhin threatened his grip on power.

President Putin argued that the West has unleashed an all out war on the Russian Federation.

Sputnik is live from Moscow, where Russian President Vladimir Putin is delivering his annual address to the Federal Assembly.

The head of state will give a speech to Russian parliamentarians and high-ranking officials, outlining the situation in the country and explaining the principal trends of Russian foreign and domestic policy.

Sputnik has sat down with Adriel Kasonta, a London-based foreign affairs analyst and former chairman of the International Affairs Committee at the Bow Group think tank, who was one of the first to predict that Russia would overcome Western sanctions.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on February 21 delivered a keynote speech addressing the Federal Assembly. Even though the West targeted Russias economy, society, and military, it has failed to inflict damage on the nation, according to Putin.

Speaking on the eve of the International Day in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust, Vladimir Putin said that Russia seeks to make certain that such tragedy never happens again.

The Russian leader recorded his traditional end-of-year speech, wishing happy holidays to his compatriots and listing the most important changes and challenges that the country faced in 2022.