Russian President Vladimir Putin's New Year's address, which ends in 2020, is the longest presidential congratulations in Russia in the 21st century.
SİA informs that, this information was spread by TASS. Putin's speech reportedly took place in the Kremlin and lasted six minutes.
Kamchatka residents have traditionally been the first spectators and listeners of the congratulations.
So far, his longest New Year's speech in 2013 lasted more than four and a half minutes (in terms of volume - 463 words).
The shortest congratulations in terms of the number of words (191 words) were in 2006. The congratulation lasted a little over two minutes.
Boris Yeltsin holds the record for the length of New Year's address. He announced his retirement on December 31, 1999, and spoke for more than 10 minutes.
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