Vladimir Putin: Putin, who won the presidential election for the fifth time in Russia, threatened the Western countries as soon as he became the President, saying – If the conflict is fought through NATO alliance, the world will stand on the brink of the third world.

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Vladimir Putin: Putin won the presidential election for the fifth time in Russia and won a big victory in the recent presidential election. As soon as he became President once again, Putin has once again threatened the Western countries. Putin has warned western countries of third world war. He clearly said that if the conflict is fought by the US-led NATO alliance, it will mean that the world will stand on the brink of the Third World.

French President Macron’s statement is serious
Putin has claimed that NATO troops are still present in Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Ukraine. Earlier recently, French President Macron also did not rule out the possibility of landing his troops in Ukraine in the future. When Putin was asked about this, he said, ‘Anything is possible in today’s modern era, but if this happens then the Third World War is not far away.’

Putin wins presidential election again, gets 87 percent votes
It is noteworthy that Putin has once again become the President of Russia. Putin got more than 87 percent votes. According to an exit poll by pollster Public Opinion Foundation (FOM), Putin won 87.8% of the vote, the largest result in Russia’s post-Soviet history. The Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) puts Putin at 87%. The first official results indicated that the polls were accurate.

Western countries got a shock due to Putin becoming President again
America and Western countries have been shocked by Putin’s coronation. Western countries, which continuously provided military and economic assistance to Ukraine, felt that Putin would have to face the brunt of the continuous war in Russia in the form of public anger. But this did not happen. Meanwhile, America raised questions on the fairness of elections in Russia. A White House National Security Council spokesman said, “The elections are clearly not free or fair, as Putin has jailed political opponents and prevented others from running against him.