Putin, Russia and God save the Tsar
'God save the Tsar!': Putin hailed in Russia on 72nd birthday
President Vladimir Putin was hailed a 'tsar' on his 72nd birthday on Monday by some supporters who said the former KGB spy had raised Russia up from its knees and would deliver victory against the West in the Ukraine war.
Putin greeted as 'Tsar' on his birthday by influential far-right ideologue
Russian President Vladimir Putin was greeted by the hail "God save the Tsar" on the occasion of his 72nd birthday by ultra-nationalist Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin on his Telegram channel just minutes after midnight on Oct.
As Putin Marks His 72nd Birthday, the Two-Month Anniversary of Ukraine’s Invasion of Russia Is Being Played Down at Moscow
God Save the Tsar,’ one ally of the Russian president exclaims as attention is diverted from the embarrassment in Kursk.
Vladimir Putin celebrates birthday as he hopes to become Russia’s longest leader
Putin, who ordered his troops to invade Ukraine in 2022, won a record post-Soviet landslide in a March election. His new six-year term, if completed, would make him Russia’s longest-serving leader for more than 200 years when tsars and empresses ruled the country.
Vladimir Putin: The Modern Tsar and Architect of Russia's Future
On his 72nd birthday, Vladimir Putin was celebrated as a 'tsar' by supporters for elevating Russia's stature and pledging victory against the West in Ukraine. With no clear successor or rivals, Putin is deeply entrenched in the biggest confrontation with the West since the Cold War,
Russian Schoolchildren Forced to Send Putin Birthday Wishes On-Camera
Children in schools and kindergartens across Russia appear to have been forced to wish President Vladimir Putin a happy 72nd birthday Monday in closely matching videos, media outlets reported. The opposition Telegram channel Mozhem Obyasnit said it found similar flash mobs on social media posts in at least 11 Russian regions.
Putin Hailed as "Tsar" of Russia on 72nd Birthday
On his 72nd birthday, Russian leader Vladimir Putin received a congratulatory message from influential ultra far-right Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin. In his post on Telegram, Dugin used the phrase “God save the Tsar,
'God save the Tsar!': Putin receives first wishes for 72nd birthday
(Reuters) - "God save the Tsar!" was one of the first public birthday wishes for President Vladimir Putin who turns 72 on ...
Putin humiliated as hackers broadcast fake TV message announcing president's resignation
The Kremlin tyrant celebrated his 72nd birthday on Monday, as his country finds itself mired in a brutal war that has claimed ...
For a second day, Ukrainian hackers hit Russian institutions
Hackers attacked Russia’s digital state media hub and courts website over two days, bringing both down.
Vladimir Putin's Miserable Birthday
"Ukraine gave the indicted war criminal a birthday present," said journalist Tim White of a drone attack, while Kyiv's forces continue to occupy part of Russia.
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Nato issues stark winter warning after Kyiv faces hypersonic missile attack
Ukrainian troops were forced to down at least two eight-metre long Kinzhal missiles fired at Kyiv while another hit an airfield 170 miles further west in Starokostyantyniv. The Kh-47M2 Kinzhal is a ...