Putin officially takes office as President of Russia
Political
Russian leader Vladimir Putin officially assumed the presidency of Russia for a new six-year term. This was reported by TASS.
He took office after taking the oath of the President of Russia.
Earlier, the inauguration ceremony of the President of Russia began in the Kremlin. After that, Putin read the oath of the President of Russia.
It is worth reminding that this is already Putin's fifth term as head of state. His first two terms lasted four years each; after amendments to the Russian Constitution, the President's mandate was extended to 6 years. Putin served his first six-year term from 2012, and the second from 2018. After amendments to the basic law in 2020, he was able to run for elections in 2024, which he won with a record result of 87.28% of the votes.
Putin's current term of office will end on May 7, 2030.
Earlier, the inauguration ceremony of the President of Russia began in the Kremlin. After that, Putin read the oath of the President of Russia.
It is worth reminding that this is already Putin's fifth term as head of state. His first two terms lasted four years each; after amendments to the Russian Constitution, the President's mandate was extended to 6 years. Putin served his first six-year term from 2012, and the second from 2018. After amendments to the basic law in 2020, he was able to run for elections in 2024, which he won with a record result of 87.28% of the votes.
Putin's current term of office will end on May 7, 2030.
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