Russian leader Vladimir Putin celebrated Christmas at the Novo-Ogarevo residence with the families of Heroes of the Russian Federation who died during the special operation. This was announced by his press secretary Dmitry Peskov.
He also noted that on the territory of the residence there is a Church of the Savior of the Image Not Made by Hands. There, Putin attended a Christmas service along with the families of those killed during the Northern Military District.
“I would like our meeting to be a clear, understandable signal to all my colleagues throughout the Russian Federation, and at all levels… <…> So that you always feel there are people next to you who, if necessary, can support, help, come to the rescue if you need it,” Putin noted, the video was published by the Kremlin press service.
Peskov also clarified that there was an entertainment program for the children of those killed in the Northern Military District. In addition, the president spoke with them. Putin also had a detailed conversation with the widows, after which he invited guests to a festive dinner.
In addition, the head of state addressed the Russians with a congratulatory speech. He noted that the Nativity of Christ “unites millions of people around the ideals of goodness, mercy and justice.” According to him, the Russian Orthodox Church and other Christian denominations of the country make a great contribution to the preservation of cultural and historical heritage, as well as to strengthening the institution of family and the patriotic education of the younger generation. The leader of the country wished everyone who celebrated the holiday health, success and prosperity.
Source: Rosbalt
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