Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced that Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico may soon travel to Moscow to engage in talks with Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin on gas supplies after 2024. Source: Euronews Serbia,

Moscow said it would be open for representatives from the "anti-Hitler coalition" to join its May 9 events in Moscow.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico will travel to Moscow next week to hold talks on gas supplies with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Dec. 20.

Pistorius specifically cited Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has been waging a war of aggression against Ukraine for almost three years, and has threatened to attack allies who are supporting Kyiv in its effort to defend itself. " If Putin attacks, we must be fit to wage war ," Pistorius said in the interview published on Saturday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has boasted about the economy and hailed his troops’ gains in Ukraine during his annual news conference and call-in show.

In one corner will be President Donald Trump, hungry for a Ukraine peace deal that would make him look like a global peacemaker. In the other, Russian President Vladimir Putin, an astute, manipulative and vehemently anti-American autocrat who hopes to entice Trump into creating a transactional new world order without rules or human rights.

Vladimir Putin says his bungled invasion of Ukraine has, in fact, made Russia "much stronger" - and has claimed without evidence that his army is the strongest in the world

The Russian president also promised he would ask the ousted Syrian leader — whom he has given asylum in Moscow — for the whereabouts of U.S. journalist Austin Tice.

President Vladimir Putin used the tightly choreographed event to reinforce his authority and demonstrate a sweeping command of everything from consumer prices to military hardware.

Today marked the highlight of Vladimir Putin’s calendar for December: his annual press conference and “direct line” Q&A session with the general public, held at the Gostiny Dvor hall in Moscow. This is one of a few rare instances throughout the year when the Russian president graces his people with his presence and gets to hold court in person.