"Straight line with the people": Putin will hold a large press conference in December-Peskov

According to the Kremlin speaker, Russian, as well as foreign journalists who "accredited and continue their work in Moscow" will take part in the event. Russian President Vladimir Putin intends to hold a "live broadcast" and a large press conference on December 14. This was stated by Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov, Interfax reports. "On December 14, Vladimir Putin will summarize the year.

It will be the program as still a television channel project, and this will be a combined" straight line "format and a final press conference," he told reporters. According to his statement, from December 1, questions from Russian citizens to participate in the "straight line" will begin. Peskov claims that Russian, as well as foreign journalists who "accredited and continue their work in Moscow" will take part in the event.

Earlier, the media reported that most Russians support the war in Ukraine and are ready to believe Putin's words. According to journalists, Russian citizens equate Putin's interests to the interests of the nation. They tend to support the war, even if they consider it harmful. Earlier it became known that the Kremlin was concerned about the election of the President of the Russian Federation in 2024, despite the support of Putin.