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May 7, 2012. President Vladimir Putin, center, who has assumed office, during the ceremony of passing control over strategic nuclear forces after the inauguration. Dmitry Medvedev, right. (© RIA Novosti)
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  • Vladimir Putin speaks during the ceremony of his inauguration as the President of Russia in St.Andrew's Hall at the Kremlin. (© ITAR-TASS)
  • President of Russia Vladimir Putin (L) and his predecessor Dmitry Medvedev arriving for a ceremony at the Kremlin where the control of the Strategic Nuclear Forces of Russia was transferred to Putin as Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the RF after his inauguration. (© ITAR-TASS)
  • May 7, 2012. President Vladimir Putin, center, who has assumed office, during the ceremony of passing control over strategic nuclear forces after the inauguration. Dmitry Medvedev, right. (© RIA Novosti)
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May 7, 2012. President Vladimir Putin, center, who has assumed office, during the ceremony of passing control over strategic nuclear forces after the inauguration. Dmitry Medvedev, right.

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