Russian special services are preparing for the dictator’s message to the Federal Assembly.

Russian special services have begun active security measures ahead of dictator Vladimir Putin’s address to the Federal Assembly.

It is reported that on February 21 and 22, traffic will be partially blocked in the center of Moscow. According to the capital’s Department of Transport, on February 21, due to Putin’s speech, the following routes will be closed: from New Square to Red Square, from Kitayhorodsky Passage to the Great Moskvoretsky Bridge, and from Illinka Street to Varvarka Street in the area of ​​5 Red Square. Traffic will stop from 00:01 until the end of the event.

Already on February 22, traffic in the center will be temporarily closed for Muscovites due to a pro-government rally in Khamovniki. At the same time, the information about the event in question was clarified there. Earlier, a number of Russian mass media mentioned that a “rally-concert” in support of Putin will be held in Luzhniki on February 22.

Against this background, the Russians were informed that from 5.30 the exit from Khamovnytskyi Val Street to Dovatora Street will be closed for them. From 3:00 p.m. until the end of the event, traffic will be blocked at the intersections of Dovatora, 10-ryezh Zhovtnia, 3-ya Frunzenska, Yefremova, Trubetska streets, in Kholzunova lane, on Komsomolskiy avenue doubler and in Proektovannoy proezd #2309.

Also, on February 22, it will not be possible to park in the above-mentioned places and sections of Hamovnytskyi Val Street and Komsomolskyi Prospect.

At the same time, the Department of Transport of Moscow warned Russians that they can expect additional restrictions in the movement of transport against the background of Putin’s upcoming measures.

Putin’s message to the Federal Assembly

Earlier it became known that the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will address the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on the eve of the anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

In January, the Russian mass media wrote that Putin’s speech will most likely take place on February 21 or 22. However, later his personal press secretary Dmytro Peskov clarified that the event is scheduled for the 21st.

Just recently, the leader of the Russian Federation unexpectedly invented a “new purpose of the special operation”, noting that the Russian invaders in Ukraine “protect Russia”. Putin is expected to burst out with new ideas as part of his address to the Russian parliament.

Previously, the mass media wrote that the main themes of Putin’s message will concern the issues of state support for Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine and the development of captured Ukrainian territories.

The other day, Putin took an armored train to his personal residence in Valdai. It was reported that he organized his trip in order to complete the preparation of a message to the Federal Assembly.