Putin Appoints New Cabinet Members After Reshuffle

The event includes new Deputy Prime Minister and Head of the Government Apparatus Irina Okladnikova, new Vice Prime Minister and President's Representative in the Far Eastern Federal District Oleg Kozyaiko, and new Minister of Transport Dmitry Yadrov.

Consensus

President Vladimir Putin signed decrees on October 22 appointing new government officials.
The State Duma unanimously approved the proposed changes on October 21.
The reshuffle was initiated by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
Andrey Nikitin was appointed vice-premier and will oversee the transport sector.
Anton Siluanov was appointed vice-premier and retained his role as Minister of Finance.
Oleg Kozhemyako was appointed vice-premier and Plenipotentiary Representative in the Far Eastern Federal District.
Dmitry Yadrov was appointed Minister of Transport.
Irina Okladnikova was appointed vice-premier and head of the government apparatus.
Yuri Trutnev stepped down as vice-premier and was appointed presidential aide.
The changes were described as a normal part of government operations by the Kremlin.

Points of divergence

The Kremlin will inform about the specific responsibilities Yuri Trutnev will have in his new role as presidential aide after corresponding adjustments are made. — vedomosti
The appointment of Anton Siluanov as both Minister of Finance and vice-premier is a new position in the government structure, previously explained as necessary for financial stability and efficient state spending under external pressure. — tg_theinsider
There are now 11 deputies working under Prime Minister Mishustin after the reshuffle, with Denis Manturov remaining as the first deputy. — m24
The State Duma session was described as low-content and without sharp questions, with even opposition parties supporting the changes. — tg_faridaily24
The State Duma's approval was described as occurring in an atmosphere of 'universal support and mutual gratitude' according to state media observations. — tg_govorit_nemoskva
Irina Okladnikova replaced Dmitry Grigorenko as head of the government apparatus. — tg_astrapress

Coverage (20 sources)

Cabinet meeting under the chairmanship of Mishustin proceeds in a renewed composition — Интерфакс
Kremlin will announce Trutnev's duties at the post of presidential aide — Ведомости
Putin approved government reshuffles: Trutnev became his assistant, and Finance Minister Siluanov was promoted — The Insider
Mishustin will work with 11 deputies in the updated composition of the government — Москва 24
What did NeMoskva say on October 21? — Говорит НеМосква
State Duma approved personnel changes in Mikhail Mishustin's government — ASTRA
State Duma just expectedly approved all new appointments in Mikhail Mishustin's government. — Faridaily
Okladnikova intends to continue cooperation with deputies in her new position — Ведомости
In the Kremlin, personnel changes in the Russian government were explained — Вести
Mishustin offered Okladnikova the post of vice-premier — heads of the cabinet apparatus — Вечерняя Москва
Peskov: Siluanov will receive expanded powers in the post of vice-premier — Ведомости
Peskov commented on personnel changes in the government — Ведомости
Yuri Trutnev prepares for a change in position — Вести
Trutnev to be presented for state award, results of his work noted by Putin — Вести
Peskov: Vice-premiers will remain in their posts until presidential decrees — Ведомости
All deputy heads of the Russian Federation cabinet will continue to work in their positions until relevant presidential decrees are issued — Интерфакс
Vologdin informed deputies about submitting a candidate for a position in the cabinet to the State Duma — Интерфакс
A new position will appear in the government of the Russian Federation — Вести
Mishustin proposed the head of Primorsky Krai, Kozyachko, for the post of vice-premier and presidential representative in the Far Eastern Federal District instead of Trutnev — Интерфакс
Siluanov will again combine the ministerial post with the vice-premier post — Интерфакс

Putin Appoints New Cabinet Members After Reshuffle

Consensus

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