Vladimir Putin will become the head of the military-industrial complex

Russian President Vladimir Putin in the foreseeable future will be headed by the military-industrial Commission (VPK). After the reformation, the Commission will lose their status "under the government of the Russian Federation" and will be presidential.

The decree of the impending reform of the military-industrial Commission at the government office, he entered the Kremlin in early August of this year. In the coming time, the document will be focused on the signature of the Russian President.

Note that officially on the reform of the Commission may be announced in mid September during one of the meetings with Vladimir Putin, says the newspaper "Kommersant" referring to high-ranking anonymous source in the presidential administration. According to the source, the content of the reform lies in the fact that the adopted changes will bring the Commission to consciously different level". It will acquire the status of a presidential and Vice Chairman Dmitry Rogozin will directly Vladimir Putin.

In addition, the magnitude of the configurations provisions will be made new position conscious Secretary, which will go to the chief of armaments of the armed forces of Russia Yuri Borisov. And today managing Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin will get in MIC only post of the Deputy Chairman, who will be cooperating with the CEO of the Board of Committee.

Note that according to the news of a high-ranking source in the reformed Board will include all permanent members of the current at the moment of the Commission. The government considers, in fact, a presidential status of the military-industrial Commission will have powers, which she was not enough to resolve the eternal dispute billion between industry and the military.

Remember that this decision is not classified unexpected ideas about reforming the previously specified. The idea o MIC on the presidential level it was during the extended meeting of the Russian security Council in early August 2012.

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