Putin's administration is discussing plans to “normalize” life after the war, says Layout. Some Kremlin sources say that possible solutions include bringing the relocants back and launching a show with Ivan Urgant. Others say, “Why the hell?”

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According to the newspaper “Layout”, the administration of the President of the Russian Federation is discussing the possibility of “normalizing” life after the conclusion of a truce with Ukraine. Possible solutions range from returning TV presenter Ivan Urgant to Channel One to removing the status of “foreign agent” from some people included in this list if they publicly “repent”. However, not all of the newspaper's interlocutors confirmed that…

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The Russian independent website Verstka reports that talks are underway in the Kremlin about a possible softening of domestic policy after the end of the war. Among the steps being considered are the reinstatement of presenters fired shortly after the attack on Ukraine and the removal of some people from the list of "foreign agents". A plan has already been drawn up called "Let's bring back the Russia of 2021".

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The Kremlin is developing plans to "normalize life" after the end of the war with Ukraine, independent Russian media report. The document is to be called "Let's Bring Back Russia 2021." Even sources from the Verstka portal, which wrote about the document, doubt whether this is even possible.