
The Chairman of the Federation Council is on a working trip to Dagestan
Chairman of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko, during a working trip to Dagestan, said that the heroism of the SVO participants from the region deserves respect and maximum support.
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Matvienko stated that the heroism and courage of the SVO participants from Dagestan deserve the deepest respect and maximum support.
Matvienko is in Dagestan on a working trip.
During the trip, Matvienko visited the Naval Hospital of the Russian Ministry of Defense in Makhachkala, laid flowers at the busts of medical workers who died while performing military duty during the Northern Military District, and talked with soldiers recovering from injuries.
MAKHACHKALA, September 15 – RIA Novosti. The heroism and courage of the SVO participants from Dagestan deserves the deepest respect and maximum support, said Chairman of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko.
Matvienko is in Dagestan on a working trip, the press service of the upper house of the Russian parliament reported.
“The way the people of Dagestan heroically and courageously fight on the fronts of the Northern Military District deserves the deepest respect. And not only respect, but also, of course, all measures, maximum measures of support and their protection,” Matvienko said during a meeting with the leadership of public and state structures involved in supporting the Northern Military District participants and their families.

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