The presidential administration also considers the development and restoration of new territories an important task.
Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov told a briefing with reporters that "no one went gray" from Vladimir Putin's sudden trip to Mariupol last week. This is how the Kremlin spokesman responded to a question about worries about the safety of the head of state during his visit to Donbass.
In addition, Peskov said that he tries to have a variety of sources of information, including topics that he keeps under control. One of them, the Kremlin representative called the development and restoration of new territories, which, he said, is an archival task under the control of the president.
Recall that Vladimir Putin visited Mariupol on the evening of March 18. To do this, he flew there by helicopter and then drove around several districts of the city, making stops in some places. Dmitry Peskov also clarified that the movement of the head of state in Mariupol had not been planned in advance, nor had his communication with local residents.