Putin reshuffles Russia’s Military-Industrial Commission
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a presidential decree updating the composition of the Military-Industrial Commission.
The commission, which is responsible for overseeing Russia’s defence industry, now includes several new members, including Defence Minister Andrei Belousov and Minister of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov. Additionally, Alexey Dyumin, a presidential aide, has been appointed to the commission.
The positions of Denis Manturov, first deputy Prime Minister, Maxim Oreshkin, deputy chief of staff of the Presidential Executive Office, and Sergei Shoigu, secretary of Security Council, have been updated to reflect their current roles.
Notably, Nikolai Patrushev, the former secretary of the Security Council, has been removed from the commission.
Additionally, the commission board has been refreshed to incorporate chief designers and leaders of several enterprises, indicating a strategic emphasis on innovation and leadership within the defense sector.
Chaired by Putin, the Military-Industrial Commission was formed to implement state policy in the field of the military-industrial complex, and military-technical support for the country’s defence, state security, and law enforcement.
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Europe is going to be doomed….time for Russia to turn off the oil & gas taps to Western Europe…..though it may suffer itself for low $ $ the sooner it pushes for alternate currency that is better for it.