Russia (bbabo.net), - Due to the pandemic, the leaders of Russia do not have a shortage of personal communication, it’s just that there are fewer live meetings, and various remote types of communication are used more often, including closed ones, said Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation. “It’s not even about the dangers, although everyone takes this into account, related to the disease, but simply that the way we work has changed a little. A significant part of the meetings went online,” he said in an interview with Russian media.

This even has certain advantages, the deputy head of the Security Council believes. He had many times to observe at meetings a huge number of people who come from distant places, sit for an hour, listen, write something down, keep silent and leave. "Here they spent a day to participate in this meeting. Why?" - said Medvedev.

The mastered work online is not bad, the deputy chairman of the Security Council believes, but personal communication, including with the country's leadership, is certainly necessary. "Like personal communication with friends and relatives. And, unfortunately, I must admit that in the current situation it has become less. Naturally, I yearn for the old days," Dmitry Medvedev admitted.

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