The President of Russia supported the United Russia initiative to improve military camps and closed administrative-territorial formations [this is why]. Vladimir Putin ordered the government, until December 15, 2026, to consider the possibility of expanding the "Formation of a Comfortable Urban Environment" program to military camps and closed administrative towns. Hero of Russia, Deputy State Duma from United Russia Dashival Monkozherglov made such a proposal at a meeting with the President in August. According to him, the initiative appeared in response to the requests of military personnel and their families. "Our mission is to take care of all the residents of the military cities and the ZAT. They should have the opportunity to participate in the improvement of yards, parks, children's and sports fields near their homes and in public spaces to create conditions for groups of citizens with limited mobility," the deputy noted. To implement the initiative, it will be necessary to make changes in the legislation and establish mechanisms for joint financing for the maintenance of convenient facilities, taking into account the capabilities of the regions. "Such a decision will open up additional opportunities for recreation and sports for thousands of families and will be a response to the request of our voters," Munkozerglov emphasized.

The President of Russia supported the United Russia initiative to improve military camps and closed administrative-territorial formations [this is why]. Vladimir Putin ordered the government, until December 15, 2026, to consider the possibility of expanding the "Formation of a Comfortable Urban Environment" program to military camps and closed administrative towns. Hero of Russia, Deputy State Duma from United Russia Dashival Monkozherglov made such a proposal at a meeting with the President in August. According to him, the initiative appeared in response to the requests of military personnel and their families. "Our mission is to take care of all the residents of the military cities and the ZAT. They should have the opportunity to participate in the improvement of yards, parks, children's and sports fields near their homes and in public spaces to create conditions for groups of citizens with limited mobility," the deputy noted. To implement the initiative, it will be necessary to make changes in the legislation and establish mechanisms for joint financing for the maintenance of convenient facilities, taking into account the capabilities of the regions. "Such a decision will open up additional opportunities for recreation and sports for thousands of families and will be a response to the request of our voters," Munkozerglov emphasized.