This is President Putin’s twenty fifth New Years Address to the nation.
🎄🇷🇺 New Year's Greetings from Russian President Vladimir Putin
🔻Key Statements:
▪️As the President emphasized, Russia has become a strong, independent, free country that was able to respond to the most complex challenges of the time.
▪️"Everything will be fine, we will only move forward. We know for sure that the fate of Russia, the well-being of its citizens, has been, is and will be an absolute value for us."
▪️"This is how our unity, our faith in ourselves and in our strength, in our capabilities, has been strengthened. We still have much to decide, but we can be rightly proud of what has already been done."
▪️This period was filled with many historically significant, large-scale events. We set big goals for ourselves and achieved them. We overcame trials more than once, because we were together.
▪️On this New Year's Eve, the thoughts, hopes of loved ones, millions of people across Russia - together with our fighters and commanders.
▪️Putin stated that the fighters in the SMO are true heroes, who have taken on the great military labor of defending Russia, ensuring lasting guarantees of peace and security for the people.
▪️The Russian Federation is faithful to the precepts and traditions of the veterans of the Great Patriotic War.
▪️The upcoming 2025 has been declared the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland in Russia.
▪️The Russian leader wished well-being and prosperity to every home, every family and Russia.
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@MsTexasG So it looks like President Trump intends to end the Ukraine war in ten days. It will likely end in a flash. One that he won’t be able to take credit for because the moment he threatens Russia with his nuclear submarines. It’s Washington DC that will disappear in a flash. That radioactive dust circling the earth will be US!
A big shout out to the people who follow me. Unfortunately I’ve had to leave Russia. It became impossible to receive any funds from the US. I am currently living in Batumi, Georgia.
This is my family in the living room of my apartment in Kimovsk, Russia. I am a disabled Vietnam veteran. Seventy six years of age. My son Aleksandr (left), and my granddaughter Dasha (center) look in on me. Here, I had hoped to live out my retirement years.
I am decorating my living room with items that are truly representative of the Middle East.
I have a samovar from Tula, Russia. I bought it at a shop that specialized in samovar and was located in the Kremlin. My granddaughter helped me pick it out.
I have two Russian tea glasses with comemeritive holders.
I don’t smoke but I have a hookah. It is very decorative in bright red.
I have a porcelain fruit dish on a pedestal. It is a red and gold pattern.
I have a five branch candle stick for the center of the dining table. It’s useful when the electricity is not available.
I have two floor lamps. One is of Morocco design.
A print of a painting of a Venisen canal scene hangs over the sofa which is classical Georgian.
Three nesting tables and a coffee table and a large vase full of roses.
