A pro-Kremlin party said using the term 'president' has ' always embarrassed us' because of its U.S. roots.
to be referred to as Russia's"ruler" rather than as the Russian"president," in order to move away from a job description derived from a foreign language. proposed replacing the term"president" with"pravitel," which means"ruler", because the term"president" has not yet taken"root completely" in Russia, state-run news outlet RIA Novosti reported Sunday.has"always embarrassed us.
"In our country, by historical standards, this is generally a new word, and until it takes root completely, you can safely replace it. For example, with the phrase"head of state" or the word"ruler". Both are more understandable to the Russian ear," the LDPR said.a warRussian President Vladimir Putin looks at military aircraft flying over the Kremlin and Red Square to mark the 75th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two, Moscow, May 9, 2020.
In 2020, the State Duma, the Russian lower house of parliament, rejected a proposal from the LDPR that suggested renaming the post of the head of state as the"supreme ruler.""There are... some very curious proposals among those put forward.
"Naturally some will be eliminated, some will be accepted and from this the commission's sought-after result will appear," Peskov said.
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