Vladimir Putin's 2024 'Results of the Year' Session - Excerpts - English Subtitles

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Russian President Vladimir Putin summed up the results of the year and answered questions from journalists and the people of Russia in the annua end-of-the-year broadcast.

The entire broadcast was four and a half hours long. This video provides excerpts from that event which includes discussions on Ukraine, Russia's current economic situation, the situation in Syria and the Palestinian Territories, Russia's new missile defense system, Ukraine's entrenchment in the Kursk regions, infrastructural development in Russian-controlled territories of Ukraine, and Putin's vision of a sovereign Russian state.

Recorded December 19, 2024

Topics:

00:45 - Russia's current position in the world amid multiple challenges

06:33 - Current military situation in Ukraine

12:39 - Situation in Kursk region

17:15 - Oreshnik missiles

24:52 - Nuclear deterrence

26:59 - Reconstruction projects in Donbas and Mariupol

33:16 - NBC News - Russia's weakened position in Syria and help in releasing an American journalist in Syria who disappeared twelve years ago; Russia's economic isolation; Russia's "failure" in Ukraine; murder of Russian general Kirilov

49:38 - Peace negotiations in Ukraine

56:39 - Israeli actions in Syria and Palestinian Territories

01:03:46 - If you [Putin[ could go back to February 2022 at the start of the Special Military Operation, would you change your mind? What would you do differently?

01:06:05 - BBC News: How have you [Putin] "taken care of Russia" with all its problems today?

01:09:41 - Lightning Round session questions

01:16:16: Concluding comments

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[richardjefferies]

Thank you once again Professor Rossi. Another excellent translation.

[Nietzscheable]

Happy New Year Professor! Every American should watch this and Learn something⭐️

[darkool]

Thank you once more Professor. This is so good of you!

[c.kainoabugado]

I think i recall this event at the end of last year, too. Ty ty Dr. Rossi for your work for us. You're changing the world so much with your energies and heart. Very grateful because positive energy result from these vids worldwide💫🤸‍♀️🙃

[johnsmith]

Two more very interesting points among many:
1. At (1:06:07) the moderator Kulko tries to wrap it up, but Pres. Putin asks that the questions of the rep from BBC be heard noting, "They promised to attack ... it is their job." BBC correspondent Steven Rosenberg asks in fluid Russian, "25 years ago Yeltsin transferred power to you and said, Take care of Russia." He lists a litany of complaints then asks, "Have you?" Pres. Putin replies with great skill in the affirmative, including pointing out that Yeltsin was a darling of the West while he did their bidding, and but when Yeltsin complained that Belgrade being bombed was against the UN Charter, the BBC & West immediately called him a drunk. Priceless.
2. At (1:12:23) Russian TV's Alexandra Suvorova offers, "A question from St. Petersburg: Why do you various foreigners insult you, yet you remain silent?" With the sort of class that should embarrass America's Russia haters if they had any sense of shame Pres. Putin responds, "It comes down to one's level of culture ... He who calls names is called that himself ... such behavior is born out of impotence." Ouch!

[johnsmith]

Great program out of Russia, and in particular for me the point at (33:16) where NBC News talking head Kier Simmons asks questions under the guise, "When you face Pres Trump, you will be the weaker leader, how do you propose to compromise?" What follows is a tour de force demonstration of the difference in candor between a paid lackey and a geopolitical giant, including ending with Pres. Putin referencing, as to his perceived weakness, a popular remark attributed to Mark Twain - "News of my demise has been great exaggerated" to the amusement of the audience. Timeless timeless timeless.

[pfaffman]

Firstly Happy New year Michael to you and yours, so many thanks for this, superb, and all your incredible work in 2024. I was watching World Leaders speeches addressing their Sovereign Countries before the turn of this next year, ...sadly our Leader was skiing. Finally got the chance to sit and watch.

[inner_zen_peace]

The video that i am waiting for..thank you for your hard work..indonesia

[lynnybee]

Dear Professor Rossi; thank you for all you do. I’m studying hard.
Your videos are the best thing ever for education.

[liamcopich]

I stand where I stand on politics. everything aside, the russian people are blessed to have a politician that can speak for himself without a team of script writers or a teleprompter. i mean nothing more than to complement his skills in the spoken word.

[Nietzscheable]

Thank you Professor. Everyone in the world who cares should be viewing, maybe they are.

[zooropa]

I didn't think about it in some clips I've already seen of this, but man: Putin looks old here, even kind of frail.

[ilovethisworld]

Can't help it - am addicted to your channel Michael Rossi! 💐🪻💐