Putin Says Everything Will Be Fine in New Year Address
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"Our independent, free, and strong country has managed to respond to the most complex challenges. Now, on the eve of the New Year, we think about the future. We are confident that everything will be fine. We will only move forward," said Russian President Vladimir Putin in his New Year address.
"We know for sure that the ultimate value for us has been, is, and will be the fate of Russia and the well-being of its citizens. Sincere feelings for the homeland fill our lives with great meaning, and the desire to contribute to the protection of its sovereignty, security, interests, and free development has become a matter of honor for us," he emphasized.
Putin also mentioned participants in the Russia-Ukraine war, highlighting the nation's pride in the "courage and bravery" of Russian soldiers. "On this New Year's night, the thoughts and hopes of millions across Russia are with our soldiers and commanders," said the Russian president.
In his speech, Putin noted Russia's commitment to the legacy and traditions of World War II veterans.
"I wish prosperity and success to every home, every family, and to our beloved country — Russia. When we are united, everything will come true," Putin added.
As a reminder, Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has entered its third year. On the eve of the New Year, Russian forces carried out a massive strike on Ukraine. Damage was reported in Kyiv, Kyiv Oblast, and Sumy Oblast. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that it targeted the infrastructure of a military airfield and a defense industry facility.
Putin also mentioned participants in the Russia-Ukraine war, highlighting the nation's pride in the "courage and bravery" of Russian soldiers. "On this New Year's night, the thoughts and hopes of millions across Russia are with our soldiers and commanders," said the Russian president.
In his speech, Putin noted Russia's commitment to the legacy and traditions of World War II veterans.
"I wish prosperity and success to every home, every family, and to our beloved country — Russia. When we are united, everything will come true," Putin added.
As a reminder, Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has entered its third year. On the eve of the New Year, Russian forces carried out a massive strike on Ukraine. Damage was reported in Kyiv, Kyiv Oblast, and Sumy Oblast. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that it targeted the infrastructure of a military airfield and a defense industry facility.
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