Forensic Research Archive of Manipulation and Exploitation
President Putin receives Ramzan Kadyrov in his Kremlin, 2004 Russia photograph: A bearded young man in a pale blue zip-up

President Putin receives Ramzan Kadyrov in his Kremlin office (Moscow, 9 May 2004)

A bearded young man in a pale blue zip-up sports jacket stands with clenched fist at left; Putin, in a dark suit and tie, stands facing him at right beside a Russian tricolour flag in a panelled office. The tell is the Russian flag and presidential study as the backdrop for a Chechen figure, which places him under the head of state's personal attention and authority.

Propaganda techniques used in this photograph

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Date
May 9, 2004
Period
Contemporary
Made by
Presidential Press and Information Office (kremlin.ru)

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Region, Country, Medium, Issuer type, Regime, Leader, Audience, Purpose, Theme, Event, Source, Rights
Region
Eastern Europe and Eurasia
Country
Russia
Medium
Photograph
Issuer type
State
Regime
Putin Government
Leader
Vladimir Putin
Audience
Domestic public
Purpose
Persuade or win support
Theme
War and the military
Event
Second Chechen War
Regime
Russian Federation under Vladimir Putin
Leader
Vladimir Putin
Source
Identified Openly sourced: the speaker is who they say they are
Source
Wikimedia Commons (Presidential Press and Information Office, kremlin.ru), retrieved October 11, 2026
Rights
CC BY 4.0 (kremlin.ru, via Commons)
Presidential Press and Information Office (kremlin.ru), CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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