Vladimir Putin reappoints Mikhail Mishustin as prime minister
The Russian president on Friday asked parliament to confirm Mikhail Mishustin’s appointment and signed a bill approving a set of national goals for the new government until 2036. Putin said “a lot had been achieved in difficult circumstances” during the technocrat’s first term in office and that he believed it would be “correct” for Mishustin to stay in the role.
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