On March 20, Russian President Vladimir Putin will attend the annual extended meeting of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, where the results of last year will be summarized and priorities for this year will be determined. determined. This has been officially announced telegraph channel Kremlin.
“Traditionally, at the meeting, the results of the work of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation for 2022 will be summarized and priorities for 2023 will be determined,” the Kremlin said in a statement.
February 28 Vladimir Putin accepted Participation in the extended meeting of the board of directors of the FSB of Russia. The president said last year that FSB units were “directly involved in a special military operation”, “solving difficult, non-standard operational tasks, guarding the state border, actively fighting terrorism, organized crime, corruption and extremism.”
He also noted that the Russia-Ukraine border should be under the special control of the FSB Border Service and an order should be given to strengthen counterintelligence.