Russian Presidents List From (1991- 2026) Updated List

Russia is the largest country in the world; everyone knows about this. The country has created a remarkable space on the earth in terms of business and defence systems with all countries of the world. Every country wants to make friends with its company leaders and economy. In this article, we are going to provide you with the list of each president of Russia and their tenure.

Russian Presidents List

Currently the Vladimir Putin is the President of Russia, he has been serving his second term since 2012. In terms of the Area this is the largest courty and it has many areas corrected with neighoubing countries. The defence system of the Rusia is the most powerful. In this article, we are covering the significant topics of the GK where we will discuss about the presidents of Russia 2025.

President	Years of Service	Duration & Term
Boris Yeltsin	10 July 1991- 31 December 1999	8 years, 174 days
Vladimir Putin	7 May 2000 – 7 May 2008	8 years, 128 days
Dmitry Medvedev	7 May 2008 – 7 May 2012	4 years, 0 days
Vladimir Putin	7 May 2012-Present	13 years, 210 days

 Acting Presidents

Name	Term	Reason for Serving as President
Alexander Rutskoy	22nd September 1993- 4th October 1993	Acting president during the 1993 constitutional crisis.
Viktor Chernomyrdin	5th November 1996- 6 November 1996	Acting president during Boris Yeltsin’s heart surgery.
Vladimir Putin	31 December 1999- 7th May 2000	Acting president after Yeltsin’s early resignation

According to the reports, the 1st president of Russia was Boris Yeltsin aproxmiltaly he served 8.5 years. If we talk about the records, the most serving president of India is Vladimir Putin. He registered his name in the most serving president of Russia still. He has served for a total period of 22 years, having served as acting president in 1999.

As per the records, Putin is the person in the world who holds another world record of the longest-serving president in the world.

Presidents of Russia: Status Before 1991

Russia started the presidential rules in 1918, but this was implemented in 1991. When Russia was called the Soviet Union, there was no post as such of the Russian President, and the country was headed by collective bodies like All Russian Central Executive Committee and the Praesidium of the Supreme Soviet. Above, we have narrated the list of the Russian presidents and their tenure.