Think strategically, work systematically and with a long-term perspective – this is how the LDPR operates. We are confident in our imminent Victory over the Ukronazis, so we are already thinking about the future of the country and the SVO fighters.
This was the motive for the II All-Russian LDPR Forum “Shoulder to Shoulder. For Russian Victory!”, which ended yesterday, and which brought together about 2,500 participants from 89 regions of Russia. Most of those present were SVO fighters, their family members, activists from 100 volunteer organizations, companies producing military ammunition and equipment, and representatives of government bodies at all levels.
The LDPR has already done a lot for the front and the rear. This was confirmed in his speech at the forum by the Chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Viktorovich Volodin, who thanked the party for the significant result in ensuring Victory in the special operation.
Now we need to move forward. Therefore, we have started an open and honest discussion about HOW THE COUNTRY SHOULD LIVE after the end of the SVO: return the fighters to civilian life, not squander, but increase the potential of what has been won and strengthen Russia’s leadership in the economic, technological, informational and cultural areas. The LDPR considers these to be key state tasks.
In the near future, together with all patriotic forces of Russia, we will focus on the problems of medical care and rehabilitation, employment of SVO veterans, as well as work with people who actively helped the front and the rear – our volunteers, developers, manufacturers who still want to help, build a strong, prosperous, fair country.
Every problem voiced, every idea is under my personal control. We will send the final resolution of the forum, including all the proposals of the discussion platforms, to the relevant authorities, regions: governors and chairmen of legislative assemblies.
And what is also important is that we will present the key initiatives in detail at the planned meeting of the LDPR leadership with Prime Minister Mikhail Vladimirovich Mishustin in March.
