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Putin is heavily sanctioned, but he still managed to travel a lot this year

The Russian president hobnobbed with world leaders and received a plethora of gifts, including a pair of hunting dogs.

By: Business Insider

Jan 01 2025
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Putin is heavily sanctioned, but he still managed to travel a lot this year

Russian President Vladimir Putin went on 11 international trips this year.Contributor via Getty Images

Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled extensively this year, despite being sanction… [+5559 chars]

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