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| After St. Petersburg Explosion, Putin Orders Police to 'Liquidate' Terrorists MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, speaking a day after an explosion in St. Petersburg, said on Thursday that he had ordered security agents to "take no prisoners" during terrorist attacks, and authorized the police to "liquidate the bandits on the spot." Mr. Putin has long burnished his ...
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| Putin Submits Endorsement Papers to Election Authorities Russian President Vladimir Putin, foreground, arrives to submit endorsement papers at the Central Election Commission in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2017. Putin is running for his fourth term in office as an independent candidate. (Alexei Nikolsky, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP) The ...
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| A YouTube video by Putin's biggest critic calling for protests mysteriously disappeared for a while On Dec. 26, the Russian opposition activist was barred from running against president Vladimir Putin in the 2018 presidential election. He responded by telling people to boycott the election and called for mass protests at the end of that month. Today, a video (in Russian with English subtitles) in which ...
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| Boycott Of Russian Elections Called For By Putin Critic Boycott Of Russian Elections Called For By Putin Critic ... Heard on Morning Edition. The Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is calling for a boycott of next year's Presidential election, after he was banned from running against President Vladimir Putin. Facebook; Twitter; Flipboard; Email ...
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| 5 things for December 28: Afghanistan attack, weather, Vladimir Putin (CNN) Fancy yourself a fixer-upper type? There's a half-built skyscraper with your name on it. (It'll only set you back $85 million.) Now, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. (You can also get "5 Things You Need to Know Today" delivered to your inbox daily. Sign up here.) ...
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| From the Romanovs to Putin, these books offer insight into Russia's history From the 300-year reign of the Romanovs to the Bolshevik Revolution, from the blood-soaked Stalin years to the paranoia of the Cold War, from the brief glimmerings of freedom during perestroika to the autocracy of Vladimir Putin, Russians have lived a history wild in its swings. Several recent books ...
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After Supermarket Blast, Putin Says Suspects Should Be 'Liquidated' Russian President Vladimir Putin said a blast that injured at least 10 people at a St. Petersburg supermarket was a terrorist act. Speaking on December 28, a day after the explosion of what authorities described as a makeshift bomb packed with metal fragments, Putin said law enforcement officers should ...
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Putin-Affiliated Strongman, Kicked Off Instagram, Promotes a Russian Knockoff In what may be a landmark moment in digital diplomacy, the Instagram and Facebook accounts of a brutal Russian leader loyal to Vladimir Putin have been suspended due to U.S. sanctions. Ramzan Kadyrov, leader of Chechnya, was remarkably fond of the platform, and now he's promoting a ...
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| Happening Today: Kabul, Erica Garner, Roy Moore, Putin, Starbucks, MTV The explosion at a supermarket in Russia's second-largest city was a terrorist attack, President Vladimir Putin said, adding that another attack had been thwarted. At least 13 people were injured when an improvised explosive device went off at a storage area for customers' bags at the supermarket in St.
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| Putin says Russian bases in Syria are important factor of protecting national interests MOSCOW, December 28. /TASS/. The bases of Russia's Armed Forces in Syria are an important factor of defending national interests, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a ceremony to award state medals to the servicemen who distinguished themselves during the operation. "Two Russian bases ...
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| Putin Says St. Petersburg Blast Was Terrorism Russian President Vladimir Putin says an explosion at a St. Petersburg supermarket on Wednesday was a terrorist act, and that another attack in the city.
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| Putin files re-election bid as Alexey Navalny calls for protests Russian President Vladimir Putin officially launched his bid for a fourth term as Russia's president on Wednesday, as his main opponent called for a day of protests against the elections.
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| Putin calls St. Petersburg explosion terrorist attack At least 13 people were injured Wednesday evening after an improvised explosive device went off at a storage area for customers' bags at the supermarket in St. Petersburg. Investigators say it was rigged with shrapnel to cause more damage. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack. Putin spoke ...
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| Putin says St Petersburg supermarket bombing was terrorism MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said a bomb blast in a St Petersburg supermarket on Wednesday was an act of terrorism, and that security forces whose lives were threatened by te...
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| Putin meets children invited to the Kremlin's New Year Party Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with children on Cathedral Square. Orphans from across the country were among the schoolkids invited. More than 5000 children received an invitation.
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| Putin calls St. Petersburg supermarket explosion a 'terrorist attack' iStock/Thinkstock(ST. PETERSBURG, Russia) — Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday an explosion at a supermarket in St. Petersburg Wednesday was a "terrorist attack." Putin made the comments at an award ceremony in Moscow for Russian military members who fought in Syria.
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| Kremlin says Putin critic Navalny's protest call to be investigated MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Thursday that a call by opposition leader Alexei Navalny to hold nationwide protests to back a boycott of next year's presidential election would be investigated to see if it broke the law. Navalny, a fierce critic of President Vladimir Putin, on Wednesday ...
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| Putin critic calls for Russian election protests (CNN) - He's already called for a boycott of Russia's elections in March. Now activist Alexey Navalny is asking his supporters to "agitate with all our might" during nationwide protests next month. Navalny this week was barred from challenging incumbent Vladimir Putin for the country's presidency ...
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| Putin: Russian Military personnel perfectly fulfilled their tasks in Syria Addressing the Russian military personnel during a meeting held in Kremlin on Thursday, Putin said "the Russian servicemen who took part in the anti-terror operation in Syria perfectly fulfilled their duties", adding that they made a crucial contribution to defeating terrorists in Syria. "Russia, as it often ...
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| Putin files nomination for 2018 re-election bid Russian President Vladimir Putin has filed documents with electoral officials to run for re-election next year, a day after hundreds of politicians, celebrities and sports figures backed his bid.
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