Yakutia Deputy Tells Youth to Join Civil Service for Income
A deputy from the United Russia party advised young people to become civil servants in order to earn money. Viktor Fedorov, a parliament deputy from the United Russia party representing the Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, stated that young Russians need to become civil servants if they want to earn money.
Consensus
- The deputy from the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) advised young people to pursue government service to earn money.
- The deputy claimed that the business sector is struggling and experiencing stagnation.
- The deputy stated that entrepreneurship has become unprofitable due to increased taxes.
- The deputy is a member of United Russia and has been listed among Russia's wealthiest officials and deputies.
- The deputy previously served as CEO of the investment company 'Ilin'.
Points of divergence
- The deputy stated that businesses are 'barely breathing' and that shopping centers and retail spaces are closing. — tg_astrapress
- The deputy mentioned that restaurants have also closed, and cited a 0.3% GDP growth in the first half of 2026, down from 1.2% the previous year. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
- The deputy was ranked 81st among Russia's wealthiest public officials in 2020 with a declared income of 183.15 million rubles and 31 real estate objects. — tg_astrapress
- The deputy was the CEO of 'Ilin' investment company until 2021. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
Coverage (2 sources)
- Yakut deputy advised youth to become officials to earn money — ASTRA
- «What business? Complete stagnation». A deputy from the United Russia party advised youth to become officials to earn... — The Moscow Times