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Vladimir Putin met with President of Zimbabwe Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa
Russian-Zimbabwean talks will also take place between the two countries' delegations. It is planned to discuss the development prospects of bilateral relations and cooperation in the foreign policy sphere.
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Vladimir Putin had a meeting with President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik
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Vladimir Putin met with Dilma Rousseff, Chair of the New Development Bank established by the BRICS countries
Vladimir Putin's meeting with Bolivian President Luis Alberto Arce Catacora has begun in the Constantine Palace
Further plans are in place for the two presidents to participate in expanded-format talks between the two countries' delegations. The agenda includes the current state of Russian-Bolivian cooperation in trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian fields, the prospects for further expansion of ties, as well as international issues.
Last night, Vladimir Putin toured the Tsarskoye Selo Museum and Reserve in Pushkin
The President's tour began with a visit to the Alexander Pushkin Memorial Lyceum and Museum. The museum is located in the former building of the Imperial Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum where Alexander Pushkin studied between 1811 and 1817.
Later, Vladimir Putin visited A Poet and a Tsar, an exhibition dedicated to Alexander Pushkin's relations with Russian emperors and grand dukes.
June 6 is poet Alexander Pushkin's 225th birth anniversary.
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On Russia not attending celebrations to mark the 80th anniversary of the allied landings in Normandy
It’s as if we are not welcome at that holiday, as it were. How many Americans died in the Second World War? 50-60,000, and even fewer British citizens died, the number is lower than that of those who died in the First World War. The biggest sacrifices on the altar of this victory were made by the Soviet Union: according to the latest calculation around, 27 million people.
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On Kuril Islands dispute between Russia and Japan
As of now, currently there are no conditions in place for Russia and Japan to continue their dialogue on a peace treaty. We do not refuse to engage in such a dialogue but only once the requisite conditions have been created, especially from the Japanese side. We are not doing anything in our bilateral relations that would complicate our dialogue with Japan, not a single thing.
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Those who are trying to be detrimental to us and put a break in our development – what they are doing is more detrimental to them than to us. And understanding that, they are supposed to draw some conclusions.
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Some time ago, the former Chancellor [of Germany] told me, "You know, in Kosovo NATO had acted without the decision of the UN Security Council but for eight years blood had been spilled there." And what about this particular case, when the blood of Russian people was being spilled in the east of Ukraine, in Donbass? Is it not blood, is it water? For some reason, no one wanted to pay any attention to that.
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Everyone thinks that it was Russia that had started the war in Ukraine. But I would like to underscore that no-one in the West, in Europe, wants to remember how this tragedy had started, and it started with coup d’etat, an unconstitutional coup d’etat that happened in Ukraine. That's the origin of the war. Is it Russia that is to blame for that coup d’etat? No.
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