Although Vladimir Putin finally gave his speech to the nation this morning ... the speech and a series of legal changes announced yesterday reflect a crisis inside the military.

E Rosalie L, a Johns Hopkins University interdisciplinary scholar, also said that the costs of flights began to skyrocket yesterday when Putin was initially set to make his speech. ️ Все ...

MOSCOW, October 6. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a penetrating speech yesterday, and it will take time to dissect it fully, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

In his speech yesterday, which came hours after Putin’s, Biden called NATO’s Article 5 “a sacred oath to defend every inch of NATO territory.” “Every member of NATO knows it. And Russia ...

Vladimir Putin’s speech today comes at a particularly seminal ... has grown enormously since her husband’s death - yesterday she told the European Parliament, in person, that to defeat Putin ...

Sergey Radchenko, professor of Russian history at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies takes a look at Putin's speech declaring ... this morning and yesterday, you know, tickets ...

Reports say that fake cheers were added to the footage of the speech and that "supporters ... buses that brought state employees to Putin's rally yesterday. There were no people who wanted ...

The display of nationalistic fervor yesterday, before a crowd of thousands ... as Putin doubles down on his invasion. During his speech, Putin raised the prospect of a “security zone” on ...

US President Trump has suggested that the developments on 10-11 May – a visit by the coalition of the willing leaders to Kyiv and Putin's speech overnight – are a "potentially great day" for ...

Putin's long-awaited speech 20h On December 19, the Russian president will give his “assessment of the year”, an opportunity to answer questions from the press and the general public alike.

Putin’s speech was an apparent attempt to reassert ... Russian lawmakers approved a bill yesterday that would toughen punishment for offenses like evading military service, insubordination ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s renewed nuclear threats ... it means he is any more likely to do it than he was yesterday.” In his speech in February announcing the start of what the ...