Gutsan pointed to the forging of Russian history by prosecutors participating in their

On Thursday, September 10, the head of the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, Alexander Gutsan, held a meeting in Moscow with prosecutors who participated in a special military operation and presented them with departmental awards.

"It is obvious to everyone that at such a difficult time for our country, you have made a responsible decision to fulfill your duty to the Motherland, stand up for it and walk this path with honor. Your conscious position is an example of true service to the Fatherland. Risking your lives, each of you defends the interests of our Fatherland, its freedom and independence," the Prosecutor General said.

The head of the department emphasized the exceptional courage, steadfastness and self—sacrifice of the participants, who, as the highest virtues, always gave strength to crush any enemy and solve the most difficult tasks. Gutsan thanked his colleagues and their comrades-in-arms, who continue their glorious traditions, showing in practice what true patriotism is, serving the Motherland and its multinational people.

He also noted that the experience gained during the special operation will help prosecutors in their work in the agencies of the department, they will be able to more sensitively and attentively perceive the problems of citizens.

"All of you, by and large, forge the history of our country. You are fighting for peace and a bright future for our young generation. And your efforts are bringing our common Victory closer. It will be," the Prosecutor General emphasized.

Putin supported the creation of the Veterans' Home

At a meeting with the acting head of Dagestan, the President also instructed to prevent bureaucracy in payments to flood victims.

On September 1, during a visit to the Primorsky branch of the Defenders of the Fatherland Foundation in Vladivostok, Gutsan stressed that the rights of military personnel, veterans of their military forces and their family members must be strictly respected. The Prosecutor General discussed assistance to the participants of the SVO and the families of the dead Russian soldiers. Gutan stated the need to focus on issues of medical rehabilitation, legal support and employment of veterans.