"Not all public meetings": Putin wants to see mobilized Russians - the media

True, he reported, he did not say when they plan to meet. "Indeed, such a meeting is planned, we can confirm it," he said. Newsweek notes that the Kremlin reported that the event will be dedicated to the Mother's Day, which is celebrated in Russia on Sunday, November 27. In addition, as stated in the material, Peskov said that Putin "often" holds such meetings. "The president often holds such meetings, they are not all public," he said.

According to journalists, the statement was made against the assessment of analysts that the Kremlin is faced with increasing resistance from mothers and relatives of Russian soldiers who do not want to send their sons to war with Ukraine.

The publication writes that, according to analysts from the American Institute of War, Russian citizens, in particular the mother, are increasingly turning to various platforms of social networks to express their dissatisfaction with Putin's order about the so -called "partial mobilization". Last week, about 1,500 mothers of children with disabilities and mothers who have more than three children have appealed to the Russian President for the release of their men from mobilization.

Earlier, Focus reported that Putin "lowered" the giant atomic icebreaker "Yakutia". One of the largest and most powerful in the world, according to the Russian Federation, atomic vessels Russian president has been swimming through video. We will also remind that before the G20 Summit, according to the media, Putin proposed a project of a peace agreement with Ukraine.

According to journalists, the project of the possible contract stipulated that the Russian Federation leaves the occupied territories of Ukraine, including Donbas. It was also reported that, according to the former deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Ilya Ponomarev, Russian security forces are ready to organize an attack on Putin.