The Russian Defense Ministry has made significant progress in addressing the challenges faced by participants in the special military operation (SMO). According to the spokesperson for the Russian President, Dmitry Peskov, in an interview with TASS, the ministry, along with other government agencies, has undertaken tremendous work to improve the situation.
“The ministry of defense has made enormous efforts, along with all our departments, and the system has largely been restored,” stated the Kremlin representative.
Peskov acknowledged that the scale of the special operation is extensive, which inevitably leads to difficulties and obstacles. “The entire system cannot function without some hiccups,” he said, implying potential delays in certain payments.
The spokesperson for the Russian President added that Putin is actively working to address specific issues by relying on concrete examples. “In order to eliminate any imbalances, Putin specifically asks for specifics,” Peskov concluded.
Prior to this, Putin expressed his intention to discuss the establishment of better communication with the families of SMO participants with the Minister of Defense, Sergey Shoigu.
Earlier, Peskov revealed the frequency of Putin’s communication with Shoigu.
