Putin Remembered the Phrase "Where's the Money, Zin?" when He Discussed the Cost of Sports.
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President Vladimir Putin, against the background of the plans of the Russian Sports Fund to pay for the construction, remembered the phrase "Where is the money, Zin?" from Vladimir Wysotski's song. According to Putin, the lack of direct money flow to sports federations discourages that this poses risks to non-transparent financing, sends RIA News. "I don't want to say anything, I don't suspect anyone, but once construction projects begin, "Where…
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Funds from the Russian Sports Fund (RSF) should be directed directly to sports federations, to support real sports and thus to reduce regional expenditure on professional sports, as Vladimir Putin announced on 12 November at a meeting of the Sports Council held in Kremlin, and the President pointed out that there should be an increase in the number of competitions, which would increase the number of those involved in sports.
Russian President Vladimir Putin responded with the phrase "Where's the money, Zin?" from Vladimir Wysotsky's song to the risks associated with the plans of the Russian Sports Foundation... 12.11.2026, PRIM
Russian President Vladimir Putin drew attention to possible risks in financing the construction of sports facilities from the Russian Sports Foundation, and during the meeting of the Council for the Development of Physical Culture and Sport on 12 November he responded to the discussion of such costs by a famous phrase from Vladimir Wysotski's song.
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