A SVO soldier wrote a letter to Putin that influenced changes in the Russian army

A special military operation (SVO) fighter in Ukraine, Vladislav Panin, wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, which influenced changes in the ranks of the Russian army. RIA Novosti writes about this.

The letter was written back in 2024. Then the Russian serviceman came up with a proposal to create combat drone companies in the units and provide them to assault units. In his letter, he reflected analytical data, as well as information about the state of affairs and the morale of the troops.

According to Panin, a month later he was informed that the head of state had read his letter, after which changes followed in the ranks of the Russian Armed Forces. In particular, drone training appeared first, and after a while unmanned troops were created.

“I did not expect such a quick response to the letter. But the development of unmanned units is one of the key areas in modern combat operations, and I am glad that I was heard,” concluded Panin.