An unedited video briefly posted by the Kremlin showed Vladimir Putin coughing during a speech before it was removed.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Russia's President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with Deputy Minister of Defence and Chair of Defenders of the Fatherland ...

The Kremlin on Saturday accidentally published an unedited video of President Vladimir Putin delivering his greetings to Russian women for International Women’s Day. In the original video, which was ...

The Kremlin quietly tried to delete footage of Russian President Vladimir Putin having a coughing fit and struggling to breathe mid-speech — as rumors of his health woes ramp up. Putin, 73, was caught ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin used his New Year’s address to deliver a blunt message to the West and to his own troops: Russia is not backing down in Ukraine. As 2026 arrived in Russia’s far ...

A leaked video of Vladimir Putin has raised concerns about his health. In the clip, the Russian president can be seen coughing and spluttering uncontrollably during his televised address commemorating ...

Reports suggest the full unedited footage, including the coughing, was accidentally released by the Kremlin, sparking fresh speculation about the 73-year-old leader’s health.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will deliver his annual state of the nation address on Wednesday as he faces an unprecedented fall in his approval ratings. It will be the 66-year-old leader's first ...

In his traditional address to Ukrainians on Christmas Eve, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his compatriots have one wish as "the heavens open" on this night — the death of Russian President ...

The Russian president was recording a tribute to women on March 8 when he began coughing and spluttering, forcing him to halt the speech.

MOSCOW — Russia President Vladimir Putin used his annual televised New Year address to rally his troops fighting in Ukraine, saying he believed in them and in victory in ⁠a war that he has framed as ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In his traditional address to Ukrainians on Christmas Eve, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his compatriots have one wish as ...