[Russia] - Putin Celebrates Russian Women Who 'Fulfill Their Duty'President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday praised Russian women taking part in Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine at a Kremlin event marking International Women's Day. Now that Russia i

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President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday praised Russian women participating in Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine at a Kremlin event
marking International Women's Day."Now that Russia is facing direct threats to its security and sovereignty, we see many examples of
professional duties with honor," he added.He handed out awards to women who the Kremlin determined had either distinguished themselves
professionally or were mothers of large families.A journalist working in Ukraine's southern Kherson region that is largely controlled by
Russian forces and a doctor in Ukraine's eastern Luhansk region were among the recipients."In our country, the recognition of the merits
of women working professionally is harmoniously combined with a deep understanding of the enduring importance of motherhood and traditional
was also a day "to remember, think about and thank all women who gave their lives for our country", he added.Some European leaders also
dedicated congratulatory messages to Ukrainian women Wednesday."I honor the women that are an inspiration to us all
The women of Ukraine
Those who, by joining the army, smashed a glass ceiling over the head of the Russian invaders,"tweetedUrsula von der Leyen, the president of
roles, with women typically receiving flowers, sweets and congratulations on their femininity.Putin has painted himself as a defender of
conservative social norms and regularly warns against "decadent" Western influence.A presidential decree issued late last year described
traditional values as "the bedrock of Russian society, contributing to the protection and strengthening of Russia's sovereignty."Putin
also handed out two "Mother Heroine" awards, a Soviet-era decoration that he revived this year to honor women who have at least 10