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Putin is set to take questions from international journalists
- On Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin will answer questions from international reporters during the economic forum held in St. Petersburg.
- Putin’s forum activities respond to ongoing tensions from Russia’s February 2022 troop deployment to Ukraine and his efforts to mediate Middle East conflicts.
- Putin is expected to meet officials from China, South Africa, Bahrain, and OPEC, and attend a panel on Friday while highlighting Russia’s economic progress and foreign investment needs.
- He scheduled a roundtable including The Associated Press and plans to clarify Moscow’s position on Israel-Iran conflict following his weekend offer to mediate with U.S. President Trump.
- Putin’s statements will be closely observed for insights on Russia’s three-year Ukraine strategy and its intensified military actions along the 1,000-kilometer front line.
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Putin is set to take questions from international journalists
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