Putin fulfills children's New Year wishes

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Putin fulfills children's New Year dreams
Russian President Vladimir Putin participated in the traditional "Tree of Dreams" charity event before the New Year and announced that he would fulfill the dreams of several children. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

During this event, he reviewed three letters written by children. 5-year-old Timur wrote that he dreamed of trying himself as a traffic police inspector.

9-year-old Varvara wished to personally meet a cosmonaut from Roscosmos. Another child, 5-year-old Igor, expressed his desire to visit the "World Ocean" museum in Kaliningrad.

President Vladimir Putin emphasized that necessary measures would be taken to fulfill these children's dreams. During the event, he noted that not ignoring the wishes of children and ensuring their happiness is one of the main goals of the charity program.

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