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Putin answers nearly 80 questions during Q&A session
The hosts of the year-end press conference read or displayed up to 30 questions on screen, which had been submitted via phone, SMS, social media, and instant messaging platforms
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Over 2.5 million messages received for upcoming Putin’ year-end Q&A call-in
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Russian president Putin starts year-end Q&A session
Everyone has a chance to address the president, as only a smartphone is required to do so
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Putin answers nearly 80 questions during Q&A session
The hosts of the year-end press conference read or displayed up to 30 questions on screen, which had been submitted via phone, SMS, social media, and instant messaging platforms
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Putin's Results of the Year program concludes after almost 4.5 hours
The event lasted 4 hours and 27 minutes, while the combined format was used for the fourth time
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Putin’s 2025 Q&A receives over three million questions, second-most ever
The all-time high recorded in 2015 was 3.25 million
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Economy, special op, taxes most popular topics on social media following Putin’s Q&A
Since the start of the event at noon Friday and until 10:00 p.m. Moscow time, approximately 1.5 million messages about it were posted on social media, a research by Russia’s…