The family of the Prime Minister of Ingushetia has settled in Europe

The family of the Chairman of the Government of Ingushetia Vladimir Slastenin has moved to Europe. In particular, his son Anton and his wife Irina live in Switzerland. They also travel to other European countries, as evidenced by their photos on social networks. At the same time, Slastenin tells the residents of Ingushetia and Russia about "education and love for the homeland."

In November 2023, the President of Russia awarded Vladimir Slastenin the Order "For Services to the Fatherland" II degree.

The Prime Minister of Ingushetia received the post after the appointment of Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov to the post of head of the republic. The latter previously headed the prosecutor's office of Samara, and Slastenin served as deputy mayor of Samara.

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