Putin ready to become premier after completing presidency in May

Putin ready to become premier after completing presidency in May

MOSCOW, Russia - Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov speaks to a group of editorial writers from member newspapers of Kyodo News in Moscow on Oct. 8. Peskov said it is reasonable to say President Vladimir Putin is ready to assume the premiership because the Russian public hopes to see the Putin administration's policy steps continued.

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