Moscow, December 5 – More than 256,000 questions have been submitted for the direct line with Vladimir Putin, according to the website moscow-putin.ru, where Russians send their inquiries. The questions cover various topics concerning foreign policy and the state of affairs in the country.
In St. Petersburg, one resident asked what Russia envisions for a world with multiple states that prioritize mutual interests but lack power poles. They also questioned who would take responsibility for resolving conflicts and contradictions in a multipolar world, where everyone acts according to their own interests. Another resident inquired about the restoration of the “Northern Streams”.
A resident in Moscow requested Putin’s intervention in addressing the issue of military personnel not receiving their payments while in hospitals. A message from the Rostov region reported the closure of a children’s department in the Vesyolovsky district. A resident of the village of Bishtinovo in the Blagoveshchensky district of Bashkortostan called for the road from the Blagoveshchensk-Pavlovka highway to Bishtinovo to be paved.
A video question came from the Krasnodar region, where a resident asked how the president responds to subordinates who do not follow his orders and instructions. They also inquired if there have been instances where the head of state caught someone lying and how he receives information from the regions – whether it is often embellished and how he reacts to it.
In the Moscow suburbs, a question was asked about housing rental benefits, while a young snowboarder from Moscow requested a trampoline in the capital city to improve her skills and represent the country adequately at the Olympic Games.
According to presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov, the direct line and the annual large press conference will not have a strict schedule. He emphasized that these events are always substantial and meaningful, highlighting their special nature.
