After Putin's victory in the election, he went to the campaign headquarters to give a speech, discussing the new term and the situation between Russia

According to the Russian news agency, in the early hours of the 18th local time, Putin arrived at the campaign headquarters and held a press conference to win the presidential election.

According to the vote counting results of the Russian Central Election Commission, Putin received 87.26% of the 60.01% of the Russian presidential election votes that have been counted. According to the Russian Presidential Election Law, those who receive more than half of the votes are elected.

Putin expressed gratitude to voters for their trust and support in his speech, and stated that he will continue to promote national development in the new term.

He also said, "I dream of a strong and independent Russia, and I hope the election results will enable us to achieve this goal."

"Of course, there are still many tasks ahead of us, but when we unite, I think everyone knows this very well - no matter who, how they threaten us, no matter who, how they suppress us," Putin said.

When Putin talked about the possibility of the Third World War, he said that almost no one was interested in it. However, he also stated that conflicts with NATO cannot be ruled out, as "anything is possible in the modern world.".

When it comes to the situation between Russia and Ukraine, Putin stated that the Ukrainian military is launching attacks recklessly, and if the enemy likes meat grinders, it may even be beneficial for our side.

Putin also stated that Russia advocates for peaceful negotiations on the Ukraine issue. "We support peace negotiations, but it's not because the enemy has run out of ammunition, but because if they really, seriously, and in the long run want to establish a peaceful and good relationship," Putin said.

In this election, 74.66% of voters came to the polling station to vote, and Russian political scientist Vladimir Slatinov said the voter turnout may exceed 1991.

"This is related to the current situation," Putin explained at a press conference regarding the high voter turnout.

When talking about the death of Russian opposition leader Navaline, Putin said, "This kind of thing has happened, and we are powerless. This is life.".