Russian President Vladimir Putin underscored the imperative that children across the country should feel secure within their own borders. This sentiment was reported by RIA Novosti, the state news agency.
Putin stated, Our aim is to safeguard Russia’s strength so that our children and grandchildren can feel safe and comfortable on their native land, a message he shared during a meeting with volunteers currently studying at the Russian Special Forces University in Gudermes. The assertion framed national resilience as a shield for the next generation, linking military preparedness with everyday family security. (Source: RIA Novosti)
On August 20, Putin reiterated that as long as there are volunteers trained before deployment to the special operations zones in Chechnya, the country will retain invincibility. He spoke this while engaging with cadets at the Russian Special Forces University, emphasizing disciplined preparation as a cornerstone of national defense. (Source: Kremlin press pool)
During the same day, Putin paid respects at the burial site of Akhmat-Khadzhi Kadyrov, Chechnya’s first president and recognized hero of Russia, taking a moment to acknowledge the region’s historical ties and ongoing security considerations. (Source: official Kremlin briefing)
At the outset of his Caucasus visit, Putin outlined instructions for regional authorities and law enforcement to support Beslan’s mothers, signaling a commitment to addressing the human cost of past tragedies while advancing contemporary security and social support efforts. (Source: government communique)