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[00:00:00] soldiers, mercenary officers. 17 armored vehicles destroyed,
[00:00:03] five field guns. Air defense forces shot down over a thousand drones
[00:00:07] of aircraft type. In Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions,
[00:00:11] logistics terminals of Nova Poshta and a 330
[00:00:14] kV substation were attacked. Locomotives and
[00:00:18] a drone assembly workshop, as well as two dry cargo ships
[00:00:20] were attacked.
[00:00:23] For special operation participants who do not have higher education,
[00:00:27] a separate training program will be developed.
[00:00:36] What else was in the spotlight, Sofia Sergieva will tell.
[00:00:39] The president's meeting with government members began with a discussion of a topic that
[00:00:43] concerns millions of young Russians: the development of the country's
[00:00:47] vocational education system. According to Sergey
[00:00:50] Kravtsov, interest in mastering blue-collar professions in our country
[00:00:54] is growing. In the vocational education system, over 4
[00:00:58] million Russians are currently undergoing training.
[00:01:02] Professionalitet is a project unique in its content and scale.
[00:01:05] Industry veterans confirm that there has never been
[00:01:08] such attention to the vocational education system,
[00:01:12] therefore, on behalf of the entire vocational education system of Mordovia, we thank you for
[00:01:15] this initiative. Considering combat experience, I see my task not only
[00:01:19] in training personnel, but in education. Most of my
[00:01:22] students are young men in male specialties. They must be
[00:01:26] ready to defend their homeland. Students
[00:01:29] of our college, like many students of colleges across the country, have united in the project
[00:01:32] "Vocational Education for Soldiers". They help,
[00:01:35] make potbelly stoves, weave nets, sew thermal underwear and much
[00:01:38] more. This once again shows the full strength and power
[00:01:42] of vocational education in our country. The President paid special attention
[00:01:46] at the meeting to participants of the special military
[00:01:49] operation. Vladimir Putin recalled the existence of the personnel
[00:01:52] program "Time of Heroes", which helps our soldiers return to
[00:01:56] civilian life and serve the fatherland in the civilian sphere. A mandatory
[00:02:00] condition for participation in it used to be a diploma of higher
[00:02:03] education until today. There are many guys
[00:02:07] on the line of contact who do not have a completed
[00:02:10] higher education,
[00:02:13] and for them too, for this category
[00:02:17] of our soldiers, we must also create the necessary
[00:02:20] conditions so that they can realize their
[00:02:23] abilities in civil service. A separate
[00:02:26] special program should be created for them.
[00:04:01] The main topic of the meeting was the summing up of the interim results
[00:04:04] of work with citizens' appeals received for the "Direct Line with the President" program
[00:04:08] last year. The People's Front recorded and
[00:04:11] processed everything, from requests for allocation of benefits to large families
[00:04:15] to obtaining tax deductions and protection from
[00:04:18] cyber scammers. 81% of the total
[00:04:22] volume has been reviewed, a third have been resolved positively, the rest require more
[00:04:26] time to resolve, but they remain under our control.
[00:04:30] 50%, half of our citizens, as a result of phone
[00:04:33] conversations, confirmed that they were satisfied with how their issue was resolved, which is already
[00:04:37] 4% more than last year. We are growing slowly here, but
[00:04:41] moving forward. Special thanks to
[00:04:44] Sber and German Gref for the partnership. Thank you
[00:04:48] and everyone who, together with you, within the framework of the People's Front,
[00:04:52] is working on processing these
[00:04:55] requests and answers. I ask
[00:04:59] you: do not abandon it, and
[00:05:02] work with the government, with the Presidential Administration,
[00:05:05] with management teams in the regions,
[00:05:08] if something doesn't work out, if any difficulties arise, please,
[00:05:45] and he will at any time of the day accept
[00:05:48] any appeal he has a time
[00:05:52] limit of 30 minutes. Second,
[00:05:54] this
[00:05:57] person in trouble writes about their experiences,
[00:06:00] worries, and may miss various details, and here
[00:06:04] the gigachat assistant is activated,
[00:06:07] which carefully asks additional questions and clarifies
[00:06:10] the essence. Sber, of course, is one of
[00:06:14] our leaders in the development of
[00:06:17] sovereign sovereign artificial
[00:06:21] intelligence platforms for
[00:06:24] use, and this is a very important
[00:06:27] and noble direction, I would say, for providing practical
[00:06:30] assistance to people.
[00:06:33] There is about a month left until the summing up of the year's results of the direct line with
[00:06:36] the President. Preparations are already underway, the press secretary of the head of state said.
[00:06:40] how the anti-money laundering system
[00:07:13] was built and developed over these
[00:07:16] 25 years. Of course, the decree that you
[00:07:20] signed in 2001 on the creation of the financial
[00:07:23] monitoring service was essentially a decree on the creation of an anti-money laundering
[00:07:27] system. At that moment, we needed to
[00:07:31] bring all the regulatory framework into a normal
[00:07:33] state, we needed to establish relationships with financial
[00:07:37] organizations so that they could select messages, it was necessary...
[00:07:41] get out of the black list
[00:08:12] of the FATF. Indeed, it was a very difficult situation. We
[00:08:15] were in a state where, in fact,
[00:08:18] our economic entities, individuals, were
[00:08:21] recommended to leave foreign banks,
[00:08:24] transfer money wherever back to
[00:08:28] Russia, and
[00:08:30] this required a lot of effort from us. We managed to solve this
[00:08:33] problem in 2002. We got out of the black list, and in 2003,
[00:08:37] we already became full members of the FATF and accordingly...
[00:08:41] it was also very important
[00:10:12] to solve another task that you set,
[00:10:16] which is currency monitoring. We took control of our
[00:10:20] exporters, the return of foreign currency earnings. Today,
[00:10:23] 99.5
[00:10:26] percent of the funds that should be returned for product sales
[00:10:30] are returned to Russia, and
[00:10:32] 87% of these funds are already being settled
[00:10:35] in national currencies. That is,
[00:10:39] today we can say that not just an anti-money laundering
[00:10:42] system is being formed, but a financial
[00:10:45] security system is being formed. This is very important for us because
[00:10:47] in 2027, we will have a FATF
[00:10:51] mission that will assess our
[00:10:54] system. This is considering the fact that we
[00:10:57] have been arguing for the last three years,
[00:11:00] 14 times at plenary sessions, that our system
[00:11:04] is effective and high-quality, despite
[00:11:07] all attempts made. That is, this is a very big
[00:11:11] challenge, and we would like to support it. As
[00:11:13] for international cooperation, what
[00:11:17] risks do we see here and what directions would we like to pursue? Well,
[00:11:20] firstly, the settlement system itself has changed, new banks
[00:11:23] and new countries have appeared, and we are now building relationships with our colleagues from
[00:11:27] regulatory bodies, financial intelligence units, government agencies, and,
[00:11:30] of course, with banks that are there to
[00:11:34] minimize risks with suspicious transactions, both those leaving us and
[00:11:38] those coming to us.
[00:11:41] Perhaps the most difficult issue is the decline
[00:11:45] in the effectiveness of the global anti-money laundering system
[00:11:48] today due to the imposition of unilateral sanctions, meaning that the chains
[00:11:52] of crime are being broken,
[00:11:55] which today is really coming to the forefront, and the UN
[00:12:03] talks about it, and the FATF talks about it, and all international platforms
[00:12:07] that deal with issues of the criminal component say so.
[00:12:11] Of course, we are looking for our own approaches under this
[00:12:14] sanctions pressure, and I can say that today
[00:12:18] good relations have been built with about 60 countries, those
[00:12:22] with whom financial interactions
[00:12:25] are most active. We are expanding cooperation on
[00:12:28] other platforms besides FATF, such as
[00:12:31] SCO, BRICS, CSTO. All
[00:12:34] of these allow us to
[00:12:37] solve problems. The next issue, which is very
[00:12:40] important for us, is increasing the transparency of the financial system,
[00:12:44] because they are the main suppliers of information on the one hand, and most
[00:12:47] importantly, they are protectors, meaning they should not allow criminal
[00:12:51] money or shadow networks. Today, it is very... with customs and tax authorities
[00:14:25] and the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs,
[00:14:28] we managed to participate
[00:14:30] in the accrual of customs and tax payments of almost 38
[00:14:34] billion rubles.
[00:14:36] As for the shadow sector, unfortunately,
[00:14:39] it continues to exist in Russia, and
[00:14:43] there are several points here: first is the universalization
[00:14:46] of shadow platforms, that is, if before they specialized, say,
[00:14:50] only in money withdrawal or only in cashing out, that is... today
[00:14:54] it's a mix, they
[00:14:57] specialize, and at the same time they become network
[00:15:00] in nature, that is,
[00:15:03] up to a dozen or more different financial
[00:15:07] organizations, large and small, can participate, and it's very
[00:15:10] difficult to identify their affiliation, but we
[00:15:13] see that this leads to, firstly, a five-fold increase in participants,
[00:15:17] that is, they involve, most importantly, a large number of
[00:15:20] individuals have appeared, there is a growth, if before...
[00:15:38] the splitting of operations is still going on, the splitting
[00:15:41] of operations is still going on, this is also very important, well, first,
[00:15:44] what for reducing the sector - we are actively
[00:15:48] working, there is such an interdepartmental plan to whiten the shadow
[00:15:52] economy and this
[00:15:54] gave us, together with colleagues, a serious
[00:15:58] opportunity to prevent the execution of operations, first
[00:16:01] of all, this is of course commercial banks, for 360 billion
[00:16:05] rubles liquidated.
[00:18:19] but we will continue to work, in addition to the preventive work that I will mention a little later, I would like to say a little about countering illegal drug trafficking, here
[00:18:22] mechanisms for building models
[00:18:25] of drug dealers have been developed,
[00:18:27] it gives the financial
[00:18:29] sector the opportunity to perfect these models and provide
[00:18:33] more information, and
[00:18:36] we see that the main transactions,
[00:18:40] approximately 75% of these transactions, are in
[00:18:42] cryptocurrency,
[00:18:46] called "Transparent Blockchain", which we developed jointly with
[00:18:49] VTB Bank at your direction, it allows us to
[00:18:53] identify these schemes, and commercial banks
[00:18:56] are now starting to use this product,
[00:19:00] these joint actions have led to the fact that
[00:19:03] only drug-related payments
[00:19:06] were prevented by banks for almost 40,000 people who could not
[00:19:09] make payments, which is very good, in our
[00:19:11] opinion, well, I must say that in
[00:19:15] international cooperation we actively participate with
[00:19:19] colleagues abroad, and today the activities of almost
[00:19:22] eighty criminal transnational
[00:19:25] groups related to anti-corruption work are being carried out, and
[00:19:29] I must say that here the model of behavior of a corrupt official, which
[00:19:33] has been brought to the attention of financial organizations, allows us to
[00:19:37] increase the quality of information, and already with
[00:19:40] our participation, about 480 criminal
[00:19:44] cases have been initiated,
[00:19:47] about 220
[00:19:50] billion rubles are subject to seizure in favor of the state, and about
[00:19:53] 180 billion rubles have already been seized, so these are large sums of money,
[00:19:57] but the emphasis is still on
[00:19:59] prevention,
[00:20:01] I must say that here, together with the administration and state bodies,
[00:20:05] we check officials who either
[00:20:08] are admitted to budget management or enter the power structure,
[00:20:12] approximately several, over 100
[00:20:15] thousand requests come to us annually, we identify about 6,000,
[00:20:19] which are then taken into account when appointing these people, or they are removed, or
[00:20:23] some other measures are taken. I would like to say a few words about
[00:20:26] monitoring the expenditure of budget funds.
[00:20:29] Here there are several points: we have built a good monitoring system
[00:20:33] at the federal level. For now, there are questions
[00:20:37] about regional budgets, and the criminal
[00:20:40] world is starting to shift there, to enter this sphere.
[00:20:44] Secondly, if before they tried to enter
[00:20:47] public procurement more,
[00:20:50] today they are entering the subsidizing system, because
[00:20:54] it is less regulated, and here
[00:20:57] we are building relationships
[00:21:00] in order to somehow save funds,
[00:21:03] jointly with subjects, we conclude agreements with ministries, departments,
[00:21:06] state corporations, and this has allowed us to,
[00:21:10] for example, with subsidies,
[00:21:13] 700 enterprises were not given the opportunity to receive
[00:21:16] subsidies because they provided not entirely reliable
[00:21:20] information, contracts worth about 38
[00:21:23] billion were terminated, jointly with the FAS,
[00:21:26] we worked on a cartel worth 40
[00:21:30] billion, and damages of 30
[00:21:33] billion have already been compensated today. Is this based on requests from the FAS? Yes,
[00:21:36] there are different options, and we independently go and give to the FAS,
[00:21:40] and we work with the FAS, there are different mechanisms depending on who comes out first,
[00:21:44] where we encounter something. Similar work is underway for
[00:21:48] national projects in general.
[00:21:50] And here it is necessary to note that this comprehensive
[00:21:54] work led to the fact
[00:21:57] that we took contracts under monitoring,
[00:22:01] the most important ones, as I said, with ministries and departments,
[00:22:04] and managed to bring these contracts to
[00:22:07] executors for a total amount of 550 billion
[00:22:11] rubles. About 3,500
[00:22:14] objects have been completed, meaning we monitored them and did not
[00:22:17] allow, what?
[00:22:50] I must say that this interaction with
[00:22:52] strategists, who work through personal accounts, which
[00:22:56] are not just informational, but informational and analytical, allowing
[00:23:00] them to see themselves through our eyes,
[00:23:03] what problems there are, this is a fourfold
[00:23:06] reduction in suspicious activity, law-abidingness, as for economically significant
[00:23:10] organizations, we control 100
[00:23:13] organizations defined by the regulatory framework, and we
[00:23:16] identified in one
[00:23:20] organization the participation of non-residents as
[00:23:23] owners, its activity is currently
[00:23:26] suspended by legislative project, as for
[00:23:29] exporters, I already said a few words about them, but I would like to say
[00:23:33] another thing, we identified facts of circumventing special
[00:23:36] measures, when work is carried out within a group
[00:23:39] of companies, and the affiliation
[00:23:42] is not always visible, we launched
[00:23:45] this mechanism today to show, we identified seven such
[00:23:49] groups of companies, and returned to the state
[00:23:52] about 46 billion rubles. I would like to say a few
[00:23:56] words about terrorism, financing terrorism,
[00:24:00] here there has been a shift,
[00:24:03] if we previously talked about financing from international
[00:24:06] terrorist organizations, today, unfortunately,
[00:24:10] our neighbors in Ukraine
[00:24:13] are actively participating, and they are moving into
[00:24:16] digitalization, this includes the Internet, and
[00:24:20] cryptocurrencies, and everything else, but we have also learned
[00:24:23] to build a model jointly with the FSB, with
[00:24:27] the NAC, the observability of operations
[00:24:29] has increased, and accordingly, the number of identified
[00:24:33] risk contingents has increased, we practically participate in many cases
[00:24:37] that are being implemented today, well, and most
[00:24:40] importantly, we have learned to freeze the assets
[00:24:43] of terrorists very quickly, within 24
[00:24:46] hours they are frozen, today assets are frozen...
[00:25:20] UN Security Council, that is, this is already
[00:25:22] international. Of course, a very important
[00:25:26] element is interdepartmental coordination. And here
[00:25:29] several areas are especially important for us:
[00:25:32] this is the interagency working group, which
[00:25:35] manages,
[00:25:37] organizes the activities of the head
[00:25:39] of administration. The IWG on illegal financial
[00:25:43] operations, this includes the GAK, and the NAC, and
[00:25:46] the IWG under the Security Council. And this
[00:25:49] gives the opportunity to see
[00:25:53] those elements that require changes in the regulatory
[00:25:57] framework, first of all, to identify risks
[00:26:00] during the meetings
[00:26:03] and develop joint measures to minimize them. All this,
[00:26:06] of course, reduces the overall number of these risks by approximately
[00:26:09] 20% annually. The development of information
[00:26:12] technology systems continues
[00:26:15] in our country. This, first of all, as I said, includes
[00:26:19] personal account platforms for participants, and
[00:26:22] today they cover law enforcement agencies, supervisory
[00:26:25] bodies, the private sector, more than 100 thousand users, and
[00:26:29] I will just repeat again, this is an informational...
[00:27:02] the implementation of artificial intelligence continues here, I
[00:27:06] have already said, and today we are trying
[00:27:09] to launch artificial intelligence
[00:27:12] to predict future risks, we are working on
[00:27:16] this aspect, we continue the training
[00:27:20] of specialists, in total this year about
[00:27:23] 30
[00:27:26] and a half thousand specialists were trained within the framework of the international
[00:27:29] educational and methodological center and international...
[00:28:02] was in Krasnoyarsk, out of
[00:28:04] 62,000 at the qualifying round,
[00:28:08] 700 finalists arrived. We held a large number, about
[00:28:12] 150 various events at the Olympic
[00:28:15] venue, including going into the city, where at the national
[00:28:18] center "Russia" we also held events in schools, when the
[00:28:22] Olympians, participants of the Olympiad came to schoolchildren,
[00:28:25] schoolchildren met with schoolchildren from different countries, discussed these
[00:28:29] topics, held a forum and the most...
[00:29:03] here is one of the questions, very interesting, we ask,
[00:29:06] what will you take with you into the future?
[00:29:09] 17% said financial stability,
[00:29:12] 18% said new technologies, and
[00:29:16] 65% said human values and family
[00:29:20] values, that is, what you are talking about, what is written in our
[00:29:23] close to students,
[00:29:27] schoolchildren from 45 countries, this is probably
[00:29:30] the most important thing, we are on the right track, since we
[00:29:34] see this, we will not lose it, this is briefly what I wanted to report
[00:29:38] to you, if accepted, we will continue to work in this direction,
[00:29:41] thank you. Thank you
[00:29:43] very much. These were footage of the President's meeting with the director
[00:29:47] of the Federal Financial Monitoring Service, Yuri
[00:29:50] Chikhanchin. In the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin met with
[00:29:54] the Secretary of the Supreme Council of National Security of Iran, Mohsen
[00:29:58] Rezaee, who is in Moscow. From the Russian side, the President's assistant,
[00:30:01] Yuri Ushakov, participated in the negotiations,
[00:30:05] they discussed a wide range of international
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