There were no decisions to change the format of the President's speech to the Federal Assembly, the regulations have not changed, the head of state's press secretary noted.

There were no decisions to change the format of the President's speech to the Federal Assembly, the regulations have not changed, the head of state's press secretary noted.

"No decisions have been made in this regard," Dmitry Peskov told Yedah. This is how he addressed the question of whether it is possible to present the message, for example, in the form of a written appeal to both houses of parliament. Earlier, the press secretary reported that Vladimir Putin will make a statement to the Federal Assembly as soon as he deems it necessary. The president's previous speech was in February 2024. He became the 29th in modern Russian history and the 19th for Putin as head of state.