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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 March's reelection. Last year, during Ukraine's conflict, he skipped his typical sessions with citizens and reporters.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly issued orders for Russian soldiers to escalate their attacks against Ukraine ahead of Russia's upcoming presidential election.
The stalemated war in Ukraine, unyielding Western pressure that compounds Russia's economic problems, and intensifying infighting among the ruling elite will loom over Putin's next term and erode his pledges of stability.
Putin, 71, announced Friday that he will run for president again, to pile another six years onto his two dozen in power. He could even run again in 2030. The vote is scheduled for March 15-17, with his victory all but assured. The vast majority of opposition figures are either imprisoned or have fled the country, almost all independent news outlets have been blocked, and any criticism has been muted by a slew of repressive laws adopted over the last decade.
Europe News: Russian President Vladimir Putin's declaration to seek reelection in 2024 has implications within Russia and internationally. The White House's respon