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Egypt\'s military chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has held talks with Russia\'s President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. During the meeting, Putin said he will support Sisi\'s bid for president if he decides to run in Egypt\'s upcoming election. Putin also backed Egypt\'s new constitution. Sisi has yet to announce his candidacy for Egypt\'s presidential election. His visit to Russia comes amid continued protests in the country against the interim government, which Sisi installed after toppling former president Moahmed Morsi on July the third. Egyptian security forces have harshly cracked down on the demonstrators, killing hundreds of them.

[26 June 2012] Putin Russia has no problem to recognize Palestinian state - English Russian President Vladimir Putin visit to the occupied Palestinian territories was described as a success. During his press statement, he reiterated Russia's support; saying Russia has no problem recognizing a Palestinian state.

It was a full house for Vladimir Putin\'s annual press conference with thousands of Russian and foreign journalists eager to ask the Russian President a question. Many issues were raised; and Press TV asked Putin about US sanctions against Iran at the time of ongoing nuclear negotiations following a deal between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany.

Russia\'s President Vladimir Putin has ordered security to be stepped up across the nation as a second bombing rocks the southern city of Volgograd. After holding an emergency meeting, Putin issued special instructions for Volgograd which has witnessed two deadly blasts since yesterday. At least 14 people have been killed and over two dozen others wounded in an explosion that ripped through a trolley-bus. The incident follows Sunday\'s bombing at the city\'s main train station which left over a dozen people dead and wounded scores more. There\'s been no claim of responsibility for either of the attacks which come ahead of the Sochi Winter Games scheduled for February. Russian officials have described them as terrorist attacks.

Russia will not be isolated because it protected its citizens and upheld its peacekeeping mission the Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said In an interview on German TV Putin suggested that if Russia had not responded to Georgian aggression there could have been a tragedy along the scale of what happened in the former Yugoslavia

[29 August 2013] Rouhani, Putin vow greater efforts to prevent Syria attack - English

[04 Sept 2013] Putin warns West against unilateral action on Syria - English

Russian President Putin criticized the US for its intent to strike Syria without showing evidence that the attacks were carried out by the Assad regime He says that keeping evidence a secret supposedly for security reasons is a smokescreen because in fact there is no evidence He appealed to Obama as a Nobel Peace Prize winner to consider the annihilation of peace after invading Iraq Afghanistan and Libya We do not consider Putin to be the champion of truth and virtue but in this case we agree totally with his remarks

After holding an emergency meeting, Putin issued special instructions for Volgograd which has witnessed two deadly blasts since yesterday. At least 14 people have been killed and over two dozen others wounded in an explosion that ripped through a trolley-bus. The incident follows Sunday\\\'s bombing at the city\\\'s main train station which left over a dozen people dead and wounded scores more. There\\\'s been no claim of responsibility for either of the attacks which come ahead of the Sochi Winter Games scheduled for February. Russian officials have described them as terrorist attacks.

Putin has called the explosions inhumane attacks and warned that terrorists will face total destruction. More than 30 people were killed in two bomb blasts in Volgo-grad on Sunday and Monday. The first explosion rocked the city\\\'s railway station, with the other one ripping through a bus. No one or group has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks. Security has been tightened at railway stations and airports across Russia. Police have started sweeps throughout Volgograd, detaining dozens of people. The bombings have raised fears of more attacks as Russia is set to host Winter Olympics in February.

[30 May 2014] Putin discusses Ukraine with Hollande over phone - English

Pres. Rouhani, Putin voice support for nuclear deal between Iran, P5+1

[04 Sept 2013] Putin warns against one-sided action in Syria - English

[06 Sept 2013] Putin says Moscow will help Syria if it is attack - English

The Russian president says the new US sanctions against Iran will adversely affect the recent Geneva deal over Tehran\'s nuclear program. Vladimir Putin was speaking at his annual news conference in Moscow in response to a question by Press TV correspondent\'s about the recent US sanctions against Iran. Moscow has strongly opposed any sanctions outside the UN Security Council against Iran. The latest US sanctions came despite last month\'s nuclear deal, between Iran and the P-five-plus-one group, which does not allow new sanctions against Tehran.

[18 Sep 2014] Putin: Sanctions politicized, violate WTO rules - English

[21 Aug 2015] Ex-US Senate candidate: Putin will help Iran in case of Israel war - English

Putin: Russian forces caused serious damages to ISIL infrastructure in Syria

Putin tells the World who created ISIS | Must watch ! Eng Sub

[23nd June 2016] Putin slams NATO for \\\"aggressive\\\" activities, rhetoric | Press TV English

[29th July 2016] Putin slams discriminatory Olympic ban on Russian athletes | Press TV English

[16th September 2016] Putin: Militants using Syria truce to regroup | Press TV English

Putin tests Kalashnikov\'s latest sniper\'s rifle

Russians have begun heading to the polls in the country's presidential election, widely believed to bring back former two-time president and incumbent Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to the Kremlin for another term.

Russia once again warns European countries about supplying weapons to militants fighting in Syria

Ukraine\'s political crisis has dominated the summit between the European Union and Russia, with Russian President Vladimir Putin assuring Ukrainians that Moscow would honor a loan deal whatever government emerges in Kiev. Despite that, trade talks between the EU and former soviet states continue to create tensions. The EU blames pressure from Moscow for the breakdown in trade negotiations between the EU and Ukraine. The EU also claims this has led to the current crisis in Ukraine. The EU and Russia have been negotiating a \'new basic agreement\', as it is called, for years.

Putin and Abe share joke during judo competition

Putin: Nothing criminal about pair wanted in UK