Putin Blows Off Trump Inauguration for Russian Ice-Swimming - The Moscow Times
Vladimir Putin defies health rumours by dipping into freezing waters | Daily Mail Online
Here's what Russian President Vladimir Putin did on his summer vacation
Putin Takes Icy Dip in Orthodox Christian Ritual - The Moscow Times
𝐉𝐚𝐬𝐮𝐬𝐢 on Twitter: "Russian President Vladimir Putin plunges into icy Lake Seliger at a male monastery 5½ hours northwest of Moscow, during the Orthodox celebration of Epiphany. https://t.co/SowCAylhWq" / Twitter
Shirtless Vladimir Putin takes dip in icy Russian lake
Russia's Putin takes traditional Epiphany dip in icy waters - YouTube
Shirtless Vladimir Putin takes dip in icy Russian lake for the Epiphany - YouTube
Putin takes traditional Epiphany dip in icy lake - YouTube
Russian President Vladimir Putin Dips Into Freezing Lake Seliger To Mark Epiphany | NBC News - YouTube
Vladimir Putin takes shirtless dip in freezing water to mark Epiphany | CNN
Russians Plunge Into Icy Waters to Mark Feast of Epiphany
Fact Check: This video of Putin taking traditional Epiphany ice bath is old, not from 2022 - India Today
Today is Epiphany, another reason for Putin to take his shirt off – East Bay Times
Putin takes dip in icy Russian lake on Epiphany | The Seattle Times
Russian President Vladimir Putin swims in ice cold water on a remote lake during an adventure in the Siberian wilderness near the Mongolian border August 1-3, 2017 in the Tyva Republic, Russia
Russia's Vladimir Putin strips off to his bathing trunks, takes dip in icy lake to mark Orthodox Epiphany; see photos | The Financial Express
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Putin Takes Dip in Icy Lake to Mark the Baptism of Jesus Christ
Crazy elderly Russian man, swimming in the ice-hole as President Putin on Lake Seliger. Feast of the Baptism of Jesus Christ. Pyatimorsk, a baptismal ice-hole near the church of St. Innocent. Stock
Shirtless Vladimir Putin dunks himself in icy water to mark Epiphany
Not another cold phwoar photo shoot, Mr Putin! - PressReader
