The Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation recommended that June 26 be given a day off for employees of IT and telecom companies not involved in the performance of critical functions, as well as the media of those regions where events related to the movement of PMC Wagner on June 24 took place. This is stated in the message of the department in the Telegram channel.
“Saturday was a very emotional and stressful day,” the ministry said.
Thus, the agency recommended that even continuously operating IT companies, telecom operators and media operating in certain regions, give tomorrow a day off to those employees who are not involved in critical functions.
The Ministry of Digital Development added that the employees of the department spent the weekend at their workplace, so the corresponding decision was made for them.
On the eve, we recall, the Center for Public Relations of the FSB reported that all information disseminated in social networks on behalf of the founder of PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin about “missile and bomb attacks inflicted by the Ministry of Defense on the rear units of PMC Wagner is untrue and is an informational provocation.” The same was said in the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Later, the FSB Investigation Department opened a criminal case against Prigozhin under the article on organizing an armed rebellion.
As RIA Novosti wrote, on June 24, Wagner fighters arrived at the headquarters of the Southern Military District in Rostov-on-Don. The regions began to introduce restrictions on the roads and cancel mass events. In Moscow, the Moscow and Voronezh regions, the authorities introduced the CTO regime.
Already on the evening of June 24, the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov said that the situation with the Wagner PMC was resolved without further losses, with the participation of the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, an agreement was reached on the return of the group to their camps. According to him, Prigozhin will go to Belarus, and the criminal case against him will be dropped.
Source: Rosbalt
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