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Putin Starts Fourth Presidential Term
Putin Starts Fourth Presidential Term
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May 7, 2018

Putin Starts Fourth Presidential Term

(NPR) – Russian President Vladimir Putin took the oath of office for a fourth term as president – solidifying his place as the country’s longest-serving leader since Communist dictator Josef Stalin. Putin easily won re-election in March after his chief opponent was disqualified.

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Putin Starts Historic Fourth Term As Russian Leader
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