MOSCOW: The head of state visited the region for the first time since its complete liberation from the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk Oblast. The head of state visited the region for the first time since its complete liberation from the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The Kremlin press service shared the footage.
The Russian President met with Khinshtein, heads of municipalities and volunteers, and also visited the Kursk NPP-2 under construction. The Russian Defense Ministry announced the complete liberation of the region from the Ukrainian Armed Forces on April 26
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk Oblast on May 20, where he met with volunteers at the humanitarian headquarters. This was reported by the Kremlin press service.
“I have long wanted to visit you, talk about your work, thank you, find out in more detail how it is organized and ask the natural question in such cases, what needs to be done additionally to help you, to support you,” he said at the beginning of the meeting.
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Among other things, Putin held a meeting with heads of municipalities, met with acting governor Alexander Khinshtein and visited the Kursk NPP-2 under construction in Kurchatov.
Khinshtein asked the president to extend monthly payments of 65 thousand rubles. forced evacuation of border residents "at least until people were able to return to their homes." He specified that demining of the territories is currently ongoing. The head of the region also asked to provide support measures in the federal budget for the repair of premises unsuitable for habitation. "Unfortunately, there is a category of houses that were not directly damaged by shelling by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but which people abandoned during their evacuation, and then, in the winter, they became, of course, unusable: they defrosted, they became objects of some other encroachments, it is impossible to live in these houses," Khinshtein noted.
According to him, the standard for the repair of such housing is set at 9 thousand rubles per 1 sq. m. Putin approved both initiatives.
Before this, the Russian president visited the Kursk region on March 12. Then, in military uniform, he held a meeting at one of the command posts of the Kursk group of troops. During it, the Chief of the Russian General Staff Valery Gerasimov reported on the encirclement of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the region. The Ukrainian Armed Forces invaded Kursk Oblast on August 6. A few days later, the then governor, Alexey Smirnov, reported that 28 settlements had come under the control of the Ukrainian military, and about 180 thousand residents were subject to evacuation, of which 121 thousand left on their own. During the military actions, the Russian Defense Ministry reported the liberation of 59 settlements, including the only captured city of Sudzhi. The department reported on the complete expulsion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from the region on April 26. Gerasimov thanked the North Korean military for their assistance in this. Later, the Defense Ministry reported new attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to break through the border in Kursk Oblast. According to Putin, the Ukrainian military "are trying to move towards our border."
President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk Oblast on Tuesday, where he met with volunteers who came to help residents of the region after the Ukrainian Armed Forces' invasion. This is the head of state's first visit to the region since its complete liberation.
The head of state's main statements:
The Ukrainian Armed Forces are destroying monuments to World War II, which gives every reason to say that these are people with neo-Nazist ideology:
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