Mishustin instructed to send all the missing technical means for the Armed Forces by February

The missing material and technical means should be sent to the Russian Armed Forces by February and in full, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said at a meeting of the Coordinating Council under the government to meet the needs of the Russian Armed Forces, other troops, military formations and bodies on January 18.

“Colleagues, all the material and technical means that are missing according to last year’s plans must be sent to the troops no later than February and in full,” Mishustin instructed. transmits cabinet press office.

At the meeting, the Prime Minister called for organizing the daily replenishment of military equipment so that “our defenders have everything and in the right quantity to carry out the tasks assigned to them.” According to Mishustin, for this it is important to maintain a steady growth in the production and technological potential of the country’s defense industry, to continuously supply products and improve their quality.

The Prime Minister also touched upon the issue of social protection of military personnel, their families and citizens who are in the special operation zone and border areas. “All established payments must be made on time and in full,” he stressed. Mishustin also called for the continuous provision of Russian troops with the necessary “medicines, medical and non-medical products, first aid kits, and ambulances.”

January 11 at a meeting with the government, Russian President Vladimir Putin assuredthat all problems related to the provision of military units that are involved in a special military operation will be resolved. President last fall declaredthat extraordinary measures are not needed to ensure the country’s Armed Forces, it is enough to establish a clear and coordinated work. Putin noted that we are talking about military equipment, equipment, equipment, medical equipment, funds for military personnel, etc. He stressed that it is important not only to increase the volume of deliveries, but also to work on product quality.

Last week, during a thematic conference call, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu urged in the shortest possible time to finalize the equipment and tactical equipment of Russian military personnel to the highest level. “Everything that a fighter needs should be modern, convenient and reliable,” he noted.