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Putin faces crisis questions from Russian people

Source: Kiev Post

Moscow : Russia | 12 months ago

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Highlighting his role at the center of Russian political life, the premier will host "A Conversation with Vladimir Putin" from a specially designed studio near the Kremlin, starting at 1200 local time (0900 GMT). Putin instituted the broadcast, which is transmitted live on state television...

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