Russians give Putin the chance to stay in power until 2036 after historic vote
Russians have overwhelmingly voted in favor of changes to the country's constitution that enable President Vladimir Putin to potentially stay in power up to 2036.
Russians have overwhelmingly voted in favor of changes to the country's constitution that enable President Vladimir Putin to potentially stay in power up to 2036.
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Baku / 02.07.20 / Turan: President Ilham Aliyev on Thursday called Russian President Vladimir Putin and congratulated him on the outcome of the referendum on constitutional amendments.Aliyev regarded the results of the vote "as another manifestation of Russian people"s support for the policies pursued by Vladimir Putin," the press service of the President of Azerbaijan said.The leaders of the two countries also discussed the development of strategic partnership between ...
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