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Vladislav Podkova headed the “Young Republic”

Dobrovolsky completed his work in the youth organization

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Vladislav Podkova headed the “Young Republic”

The leadership of the DPR youth policy has changed. His activity as the leader of the “Young Republic” was completed by Sergey Dobrovolsky. Over the years, the movement has brought together thousands of active residents and successfully implemented many important initiatives.

Vladislav Podkova, who is also a deputy of the DPR People’s Council and oversees youth policy issues, was elected as the new chairman of the organization. Under his leadership, the team will continue to work on new projects aimed at developing and supporting the younger generation of the Republic. At the same time, Dobrovolsky notes that the new leader of Youth actively participated in humanitarian missions from the first days of the SVO and was one of the first to enter the liberated cities.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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