Putin to Decide on Moskalkova's Role After Ombudsman Term
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Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin will determine the future position of Tatyana Moskalkova after her term as human rights ombudsman ends. This decision affects the leadership of Russia's human rights office and could influence the direction of human rights policies in the country.
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- •Dmitry Peskov is the spokesperson for the Kremlin.
- •Tatyana Moskalkova is currently serving as Russia's human rights ombudsman.
- •Her term as ombudsman is coming to an end in 2026.
- •President Vladimir Putin will decide on her next position.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If President Putin appoints Moskalkova to a new government role Moskalkova will continue to influence human rights or related policies in Russia, affecting civil rights oversight.
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