Putin signs law allowing him to deploy military to aid Russians detained in foreign countries
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's speech is shown on a screen during the Victory Day military parade in Moscow on May 9, 2026. PHOTO BY IGOR IVANKO/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Article content President Vladimir Putin signed a law allowing him to deploy the military to foreign countries to aid Russian citizens who’ve been detained or face prosecution. Article content The powers can be used to protect Russians who’ve been arrested or face prosecution in foreign courts without Russia’s involvement, the Interfax news service reported Monday, citing the law. The armed forces could also be used in cases w…
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