
Президент России Владимир Путин заявил на XXIII ежегодном заседании Международного дискуссионного клуба "Валдай", что дефицит федерального бюджета страны в следующем году составит 2% от ВВП.
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Президент Путин выступал на XXIII ежегодном заседании Международного дискуссионного клуба "Валдай", где обсуждались глобальные и внутренние вопросы развития России.
Президент РФ Владимир Путин выступает на пленарной сессии XXIII ежегодного заседания Международного дискуссионного клуба "Валдай"
Президент РФ Владимир Путин заявил на XXIII ежегодном заседании Международного дискуссионного клуба "Валдай", что дефицит федерального бюджета страны в следующем году составит 2% от ВВП.

President Vladimir Putin spoke at the plenary session of the 23rd annual meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club in Moscow. Moderator Fyodor Lukyanov described the speech as calm and thorough, noting that the president is committed to a serious and respectful conversation with an audience ready to listen. Lukyanov emphasized that Putin answered in detail a wide range of questions from different parts of the world.

Turkey and the UN are preparing new ceasefire negotiations in the Black Sea with the participation of Russia and Ukraine through the mediation of the Swiss Center for Humanitarian Dialogue, the first meetings could take place in early October after a closed meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly at the end of September.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, at a plenary session of the Valdai Discussion Club, said that there is no need to answer the question of why the winning Russian Federation wants negotiations, joking about naivety and faith in the future in the Russian political sphere. American journalist Rick Sanchez noted that Western experts consider Russia to have won the conflict and asked about the reasons for Moscow’s desire for negotiations.

The United States is seeking to reorient NATO towards confrontation with China, while European countries consider Russia the main threat, which increases the split in the alliance, says political scientist Vadim Kozyulin. In his opinion, Europe will have to either submit to the American agenda or create its own security system, but intra-European contradictions cast doubt on the success of such initiatives. The Baltic countries are set for confrontation with Moscow, and Britain is deeply involved in the Ukrainian crisis.

Russian President Vladimir Putin described the collapse of the Soviet Union as a real tragedy for tens of millions of people who suddenly found themselves living under foreign realities, speaking at the 23rd annual Valdai International Discussion Club session in Moscow Region.

Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky said that European countries continue a dangerous escalation against Russia and are setting up their Kyiv wards accordingly, speaking at a closed meeting of the OSCE Permanent Council.