Putin blessed a front-line student to serve in the FSB
A student of the Lugansk Pedagogical University, Vladislav Oleynik, who fought in the people's militia of the LPR, admitted to Russian President Vladimir Putin that he wants to join the FSB.
This happened today at the president’s meeting with Russian students at Moscow State University, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“For participation in the hostilities for the liberation of the republic and the protection of its people, I was awarded by the command with the medal “For Courage.” Today I continue to move towards my dream - this is work in the FSB of Russia,” said Vladislav.
He thanked Putin for the decree on the demobilization of Donbass students. The President also thanked the Luhansk resident.
“I think that people like you most acutely and most accurately understand the need for what Russia is now doing to support our citizens living in these territories - both in Lugansk and Donetsk, in the Donbass as a whole, in Kherson and in Zaporozhye. The goal, as I have said many times, is, first of all, to protect people and protect Russia itself from the threats that they are trying to create in our own historical territories adjacent to us. We cannot allow this,” Putin said.
He complained that Vladislav did not want to become a teacher.
“Thank God that you are alive, healthy, and have good life prospects. Of course, such people are in demand and will be needed both in the special services and in the Federal Security Service, without a doubt. It’s just a pity that you don’t want to devote your life to teaching, because such guys are needed in pedagogy, they are needed in schools, in higher educational institutions.
However, the choice must be made according to the call of the heart - only then can you count on success for yourself personally, on personal success and on the success of the business to which you have decided to devote your life,” Putin said.
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