In a video message marking the Day of Security Service Employees, Vladimir Putin, the President of the Russian Federation, highlighted the pivotal role played by security personnel in safeguarding citizens in Russia’s newly integrated regions and inProviding intelligence support during a special military operation. This summary reflects reporting from TASS.
He noted that over the past year a range of measures has been implemented to protect lives and security in the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, as well as in the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions. The overarching aim has been to prevent threats and to maintain stability across these areas, reinforcing the state’s commitment to the safety of residents and the integrity of border areas.
Putin affirmed that employees of Russian security agencies continue to act in the country’s best interests, tackling demanding assignments and ensuring the safety of civilians. He asserted that their dedication and professionalism warrant public recognition and appreciation for their service.
The President also underscored that protecting state borders adjacent to the combat line and supporting residents in border regions demand sustained attention from security services. He urged these authorities to extend the necessary assistance and resources to those living near the front lines, emphasizing the ongoing need for vigilance and readiness in these communities.
In addition, Putin mentioned the signing of a law to raise the draft age, framing it within his broader security and national defense priorities. This legislative step is presented as part of the government’s efforts to strengthen national resilience and civic duty during complex regional circumstances.