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Vladimir Putin appoints five judges in Volgograd region

In the judicial system of the region there were personnel changes.

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Vladimir Putin appoints five judges in Volgograd region

According to the joint press service of the courts of the Volgograd region, the President of the Russian Federation by his Decree No. 723 of October 12, 2026 made a number of appointments. The changes affected both the regional and district courts.

In particular, Vadim Sitnikov took the post of Deputy Chairman of the Volgograd regional court. The Ilovlinsky District Court was headed by Mikhail Bugaenko. Tatiana Morozyuk has assumed the duties of a judge of the Dzerzhinsky District Court of Volgograd.

Roman Poklonsky was appointed judge of Svetloyarsk district court of Volgograd region. Last on the list is the appointment of Ksenia Abramova, who became a judge of the Central District Court of Volgograd.

Thus, the decree of the head of state led to the renewal of the judiciary in a number of municipalities of the region and at the level of the regional court.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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