The Direct Line Vladimir Putin will be aired on June 7 at 12 pm

The Direct Line Vladimir Putin will be aired on June 7 at 12 pm

<p> (KZN.RU, May 30). The annual special program “The Direct Line with Vladimir Putin” will be aired on June 7 at 12 pm Moscow time. The program will be broadcasted by the TV channels “Channel One”, “Russia 1”, “Russia 24”, “Public Television of Russia”, radio stations “Mayak”, “Vesti FM”, and “Radio Rossii”. </p> <p> The head of state will answer questions that interest citizens regarding the socio-political and socio-economic life of the country, as well as the international situation. </p> <p> You can ask your question by calling, sending an SMS or MMS message, as well as through the program website or a special mobile application. </p> <p> Appeals to the Direct Line are also received fr om users of social networks “VKontakte” and ‘Odnoklassniki” wh ere you can send a text question or contact the President by recording a video. </p> <p> In addition, users of the “Moscow to Putin” and “OK Live” applications will be able to directly connect with the studio directly the airtime. </p> <p> Questions are accepted starting from 8 am (Moscow time) on May 27 until the end of the program on June 7. The most interesting and relevant of them will be given to the President during a live broadcast, reports kremlin.ru. </p> <p> You can reach the Unified Messaging Center from anywhere in Russia by 8-800-200-40-40. A call from city and mobile phones is free. From abroad, you can call the message center by +7-499-550-40-40, +7-495-539-40-40. </p> <p> Questions in the form of SMS and MMS-messages are received to the number 0-40-40 only from the phones of Russian telecom operators. The sending of a message is free. You can ask a question in Russian only and not longer than 70 characters in length. </p> <p> Send your question through the site moskva-putinu.ru. Also, detailed information on the upcoming Direct Line, how to communicate with the Unified Messaging Center, and the archive of previous programs are available there. </p> <p> Since May 27, the question can be sent through the official mobile application “Moscow to Putin”. </p> <p> On June 7, a broadcast with a sign language translation will be available on the program's website and on the air of the Public Television of Russia. </p>

2018-05-30T10:22:30+0300