State Duma deputy Vitaly Milonov wrote a letter to Santa Claus in which he asked to be allowed to go to the special military operation (SVO) zone. He mentioned this in an interview Daily Storm.
“I wrote a letter to Santa Claus. Dear Santa! Vitaly is writing to you. Please let me go to the Northern Military District area,” Milonov shared.
This is how he answered the question about the ban on United Russia deputies from visiting the Northern Military District. Before this, the chairman of the group, Vasiliev, had said in his meeting with President Putin that the order had been fulfilled and the parliamentarians would not go to the front.
Milonov also emphasized that celebrating the New Year in the Northern Military District is his biggest dream.
It became like this in July 2023 knownhttps://www.socialbites.ca/social/news/2023/07/27/20955338.shtml now, if they want to visit military units in the special operations zone, deputies must send the relevant requests to the Minister of Defense Sergei. Shoigu or Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov. The State Duma leadership will coordinate the trips of parliamentarians.
One of the media sources said that MPs are prohibited from coming to military units and meeting with soldiers there, but they can visit new regions and provide aid to military personnel and meet with them in neutral territory.
September 26, State Duma deputy Mikhail Matveev reportedHe told parliamentarians that he was given an order to sign prohibiting travel to new Russian regions without the approval of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The legislator emphasized on his Telegram channel that the restrictions also affect employees of the presidential administration and a number of other structures.
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