Will Putin take a break following his journey to China and the World Economic Forum, according to Peskov?
In a series of significant events, Russian President Vladimir Putin recently embarked on a trip that took him to China and other key destinations.
The journey began on August 31, when Putin arrived in China for a visit that marked his second trip to the country this year, following his May visit in 2024. Chinese media praised Putin's behaviour after his work in Beijing.
During his stay, Putin attended a military parade in Beijing to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II on September 3. This was followed by his participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin, where he is expected to meet with key partners like India and Turkey.
After the SCO summit, Putin flew to Vladivostok for the Eastern Economic Forum. During this trip, he also met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other world leaders.
Following the Eastern Economic Forum, Putin's schedule did not include rest, as stated by his spokesman Dmitry Peskov. Instead, he was set to attend other internal events and meetings. On the evening of September 5, Putin arrived in Samara.
In Samara, Putin visited the "ODK-Kuznetsov" enterprise and held a meeting on engine-building. The trip concluded with Putin's participation in the online summit of BRICS on September 8.
Putin's working program is planned for the following week, suggesting that this busy leader shows no signs of slowing down. Despite the demanding schedule, Putin's diplomatic efforts and commitment to international cooperation remain at the forefront of his agenda.
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