Putin inaugurated for record fifth term, prolonging his more than two decades in power
- Putin, the Kremlin's longest-serving leader since Joseph Stalin, has been in power for 20 years as president and 4 years as prime minister.
- After this term, only Catherine the Great will have ruled Russia longer.
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Vladimir Putin has been buried for his fifth term as Russian President. At the ceremony in the Great Kremlin Palace, he laid his hand on the Constitution and vowed to defend it. A crowd of about 2500 hand-selected dignitaries looked at Putin during the burial.
Breaking a 200+ year record: Putin sworn in for another term as President of Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin was sworn in for a fifth term as President of Russia. At the end of his term he will have broken the record of one of the most prominent leaders of his country – Joseph Stalin.
Vladimir Putin launches fifth term and promises Russians victory
Putin's fifth inauguration: "Together we will win"
Vladimir Putin was sworn on Tuesday (7 May) for a fifth presidential mandate that will run until 2030, pledging that Russia “will win” in the conflict he personally started by invading Ukraine, and promising to those loyal to him to take the highest positions in the country.
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