Putin attends FTS banner ceremony in Kremlin

Russian President Vladimir Putin will participate in the ceremony for handing over the flag of the Federal Customs Service of Russia.

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Vladimir Putin participated in a ceremony in the Kremlin to present a banner to the Russian Federal Customs Service (FTS).
The ceremony was held on October 22.
The event marked the 35th anniversary of the modern Russian customs system.
The ceremony coincided with the Day of the Customs Officer.
Putin praised the FTS for its technological and personnel development and emphasized its importance to the country.

Putin stated that the banner symbolizes the continuity of the agency's work. — vm
Putin highlighted that the Russian customs system should be one of the most modern and effective in the world, citing people, technology, and historical experience as key assets. — vm
On May 2, Putin signed a law allowing customs authorities to destroy drones to protect infrastructure, following a government initiative. — vm
Press secretary Dmitry Peskov described the FTS as crucial for budget revenue and emphasized its importance across multiple dimensions. — vedomosti
Peskov mentioned that Putin had a schedule of closed working meetings and internal meetings, and planned to address participants of the 10th Congress of Russian Theater Workers. — vedomosti