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Putin visits Crimea on anniversary of its annexation from Ukraine

Putin visits Crimea on anniversary of its annexation from Ukraine


Putin visits Crimea on anniversary of its annexation from Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a gathering with members of the Security Council through video hyperlink in Moscow, Russia March 17, 2023. (REUTERS)

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Crimea on Saturday on a go to to mark the ninth anniversary of Russia’s annexation of the peninsula from Ukraine, Russian state media reported.

State TV confirmed a short clip of a casually dressed Putin strolling with a bunch of officers, and promised additional particulars shortly.

Russia seized Crimea in 2014, eight years earlier than launching its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Ukraine says it can combat to expel Russia from Crimea and all different territory that Russia has occupied within the year-long battle.

Source: www.anews.com.tr