Putin Expands His Security Service’s Staff Once Again—Fourth Time Since Invasion
The agency’s central office now has 812 staff after the fourth expansion since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, officials said.
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For the fourth time since ordering the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Putin has expanded his protective service’s central staff
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree expanding the central-office staff of Russia’s Federal Protective Service (FSO), according to Kommersant.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has increased the central staff ceiling of the FSO to 812; the Head of State has adopted new regulations according to which the maximum number of security officers has increased by 27, transferring the RIA News to the RIA. "The establishment of a ceiling of 812 military and federal civil servants of the Central Staff of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation as of 1 July 2026," is noted in the tex…
Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the next expansion of the central apparatus of the Federal Security Service (FSO). From now on, the maximum number of employees of the central apparatus of the FSO increases from 785 to 812 people.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin signed a decree on a new expansion of the central apparatus The Federal Security Service is the fourth since the start of a full-scale Invasion of Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has increased the staff of the central apparatus of the Federal Security Service (FSO), and according to the decree on the official Internet portal of legal acts, he now stands at 812 instead of 785; the changes came into force as early as July, as indicated in the document.
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