'Work must be intensified through the border services and the Federal Security Service (FSB),' says Russian President Vladimir Putin.
MOSCOW, Russia – President Vladimir Putin on Monday, December 19, ordered the Federal Security Services to step up surveillance of Russian society and the country’s borders to prevent risks from abroad and traitors at home.
“Any attempts to violate it must be thwarted quickly and effectively using whatever forces and means we have at our disposal, including mobile action units and special forces.” “Maximum composure, concentration of forces is now required from counterintelligence agencies, including military intelligence,” Putin said, according to transcript of his speech provided by the Kremlin and translated by Reuters.
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