How long has Putin been in power in Russia?

Russian Putin's current term of office is 22 years. At the end of his fourth presidential term in 2024, he was in power in Russia for 24 years. According to Russian media reports, the current Russian President Vladimir Putin was re-elected in 20 12, and his current term will end in 2024. According to the bill just passed, Putin can continue to participate in the presidential election in 2024. If he wins consecutive elections, he may be re-elected until 2036.

Overview of Putin's characters

Since taking office in 2000, Putin has devoted himself to reviving Russia's superpower status, strengthening the power of the federal government at home, rectifying economic order, cracking down on financial oligarchs, strengthening army building, striving to improve the international environment, expanding diplomatic space, safeguarding national interests, and restoring the status of a world power on the international stage.

Putin has been elected president of Russia four times. During his presidency, he promoted Russia's international status after the disintegration of the Soviet Union as a whole. He is tough on domestic and foreign policies and controversial on democracy. He is regarded as an iron-fisted president, and has been selected as the most influential person in the world by American Times and Forbes magazine.