Published 2 years ago

Putin Visits 'Hero' Soldiers Wounded in Ukraine

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Russian President Vladimir Putin meets soldiers wounded in Moscow's military campaign in Ukraine. Putin hails them as heroes, in the first such visit since he sent troops into the pro-Western country. Putin asked one soldier about his baby son, telling him: "He will be proud of his dad"

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News18 India

Russian President Putin Visits 'Hero' Soldiers Wounded in War-hit Ukraine

Russia said on March 25 that 1,351 soldiers had been killed and 3,825 wounded in Ukraine. Authorities have not released any new figures since

2 years ago·India

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South China Morning Post

Putin visits ‘hero’ soldiers wounded in Ukraine

Three months into Russia’s invasion of the neighbouring country, Putin visited a military hospital in Moscow on Wednesday and met with some soldiers wounded in Ukraine,

2 years ago·Hong Kong

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Putin visits wounded Russian servicemen in military hospital in Moscow

The head of state was accompanied by Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu

2 years ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Putin visits wounded troops (VIDEO)

After visiting the wounded Russian servicemen at Moscow’s main military hospital, President Putin called for giving the troops a raise

2 years ago·Russian Federation

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Le Figaro

Putin meets wounded Russian soldiers in Ukraine for the first time

On Wednesday 25 May, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited wounded Russian soldiers in Ukraine for the first time, three months after the...

2 years ago·Paris, France

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Observador

Putin visits wounded soldiers at Moscow military hospital

The Russian leader greeted both health workers and wounded soldiers, whom he considered to be “heroes who risk their lives for the people of Donbass”.

2 years ago·Portugal

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