
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the leadership of the parliamentary parties that entered the State Duma as a result of the elections on September 18-20, and called on them to work together at all levels of government, faithfully serving the Fatherland and the people of the country.
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Elections to the State Duma took place from September 18 to 20, after which Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the leadership of the parties that entered parliament.
Vladimir Putin called on parliamentary parties to faithfully serve the Fatherland and the people of the country at all levels of government.
Putin met with the leadership of political parties that entered the State Duma based on the results of the elections, which took place from September 18 to 20.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. Russian President Vladimir Putin called on parliamentary parties to faithfully serve the Fatherland and the people of the country at all levels of government.
Putin met in the Kremlin with the leadership of political parties that entered the State Duma based on the election results.
“The main thing is that in the State Duma and at all other levels of government, work together, with an understanding of the enormous common responsibility to the people of the country. In professional dialogue, find optimal, balanced solutions, faithfully serve the Fatherland and the people of Russia,” the head of state said during the meeting.

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