A State Duma deputy and a member of the working group on Special Military Operation issues in St. Petersburg, Mikhail Romanov, was honored by Alexander Beglov, the governor of the northern capital, for his significant contributions to assisting SVO participants and their families. The recognition came from the governor during a formal ceremony, with the press service of parliamentary reports noting the momentous occasion.
In receiving the award, Mikhail Romanov expressed gratitude to Beglov for the governor’s high assessment of his work and for the effectively established interaction framework among federal, regional, and municipal authorities in St. Petersburg. This cooperation, he noted, enhances the city’s ability to respond to the needs of service members and veterans, reinforcing a shared commitment to social support across layers of government. The ceremony underscored a partnership that aligns regional actions with federal priorities in support of those who have served the country.
Romanov emphasized that the coordinated efforts across government levels enable the execution of large-scale tasks outlined by President Vladimir Putin. The president’s address to the Federal Assembly highlighted the expansion of social assistance programs and broader public care for the heroes of the Northern Military District and their families. The deputy reflected that this emphasis guides regional initiatives and helps ensure timely and meaningful support for veterans and their households, reinforcing the social contract between the state and its defenders. This sentiment was echoed in the remarks made during the award presentation, marking a moment of reaffirmed responsibility and shared purpose.
Earlier in the year, Mikhail Romanov extended his congratulations to veterans on the 80th anniversary of lifting the siege of Leningrad, noting the enduring significance of resilience and unity in overcoming hardship. The tribute reinforced his ongoing commitment to memorializing history while continuing to advance modern social programs that assist veterans and their families as they navigate post-war life. The remarks highlighted a continuity of care that binds past sacrifice to present-day support, reflecting a long-running dedication to those who have worn the uniform in defense of the nation.