MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin looks extra invincible than at some other time in his 18 years in energy.
Since he was closing elected in 2012, Russians have invaded Ukraine, annexed Crimea, blanket-bombed Syria and been accused of meddling in the U.S. presidential election. Putin has additionally claimed to have a scary new nuclear arsenal.
Putin boasted earlier this month about the most recent weapons, saying ``nobody listened to us. You concentrate to us now.''
Putin will overwhelmingly win re-election March 18, because of the way he has remodeled Russia's global image, consolidated energy and imprisoned opponents.
Expected to win up to 80 percent of the vote, Putin will additional cement his authority over Russia, a czar-like figure with a democratic veneer.
Since he was closing elected in 2012, Russians have invaded Ukraine, annexed Crimea, blanket-bombed Syria and been accused of meddling in the U.S. presidential election. Putin has additionally claimed to have a scary new nuclear arsenal.
Putin boasted earlier this month about the most recent weapons, saying ``nobody listened to us. You concentrate to us now.''
Putin will overwhelmingly win re-election March 18, because of the way he has remodeled Russia's global image, consolidated energy and imprisoned opponents.
Expected to win up to 80 percent of the vote, Putin will additional cement his authority over Russia, a czar-like figure with a democratic veneer.
Putin's Russia: From basket case to resurgent superpower
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March 11, 2018
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