World leaders congratulate Putin

Tajikistan President Emomali Rahman was the first person to congratulate his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on his decisive victory in the election on Monday.

According to the RT report, North Korea’s state news agency reported that “Kim Jong Un”, the leader of this country, today sent a message to Vladimir Putin, which will be delivered to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the country’s envoy in Russia, announcing his victory in the elections. Congratulations.

Also, “Ivan Jill Pinto”, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, announced that “Nicolas Maduro”, the president of this country, congratulated Vladimir Putin on his victory in the Russian presidential election and called the voter turnout in this election “exceptional”.

Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, also announced that the leadership of this Caribbean country also congratulated Vladimir Putin on his victory in the 2024 Russian presidential election and expressed hope for stronger relations between the two countries in the future.

Daniel Ortega, the president of Nicaragua, also announced his congratulations to Vladimir Putin and emphasized that the results of the Russian presidential election will contribute to global stability.

Louis Arce, the president of Bolivia, was another Latin American leader who congratulated the Russian president on this development.

“Xiomara Castro”, the president of Honduras, also congratulated Putin on X social network and wrote: “I, as the president of Honduras and the head of the Caribbean and Latin American Community, for Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, due to his decisive victory in the elections. I am sending a congratulatory message from the presidency.”

Shaukat Mirziyoyev, the President of Uzbekistan, also congratulated Putin on his victory in the Russian presidential election.

Source: ISNA