Putin appoints new first deputy head of Russian Interior Ministry
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- •On March 12, 2026, Putin appointed a new first deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
- •Gorovoy was relieved from the position of first deputy head after serving for 15 years.
- •The leadership change was officially announced by Russian government sources on the same day.
- •The Ministry of Internal Affairs oversees police and internal security operations across Russia.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the new first deputy head implements stricter internal security measures then law enforcement operations in Russia could intensify, affecting civil order and public safety.
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