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Referring to the media “TheCitizen”, Vladimir Putin at today’s regular “inauguration” for the fifth term of office after the so-called presidential elections expressed a message to the Russians that “together they will win!”
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During the “inauguration”, he said that Russia will emerge from the current “difficult” period victorious and stronger.
“We will survive this difficult, decisive period with dignity and become even stronger,” Putin said at the “inauguration” ceremony in the Kremlin, which was also attended by an AFP journalist.
“We are a united and great nation,” Putin said in a speech to applause from an audience of about 2,500 people, which included officials and the military leadership.
“Together we will overcome all obstacles, achieve everything we set out to do, and together we will win,” he said.
The 71-year-old president said he considers the presidency a “tremendous honor, responsibility and sacred duty.”
He promised to ensure “sustainable and stable development, unity and independence of the country”.
Putin also thanked his soldiers.
“We are looking ahead with confidence,” Putin emphasized in his address, which was broadcast on state television.
In his speech, he referred to the country’s “thousand-year history,” saying that modern Russians owe a debt to previous generations who achieved “such triumphs that inspire us today.”
He said that Russians are united by a “firm belief that we ourselves will determine Russia’s destiny for the benefit of present and future generations.”
Russia “does not give up dialogue with Western countries” and is ready to talk about “security and strategic stability issues,” Putin said, “but only on equal terms, respecting each other’s interests.”
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