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      Russia: Prosecutor General Chaika briefs Putin on joint action plan01:21

      Russia: Prosecutor General Chaika briefs Putin on joint action plan

      Ukraine, Moscow
      Politics
      September 15, 2014 at 03:43 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Prosecutor General of the Russia Yuri Chaika briefed President of Russia Vladimir Putin regarding the results of the checks conducted on the state's defense industry's procurement contracts in Moscow, Monday.

      The checks revealed over 7000 violations and 800 officials were found guilty of wrongdoing.

      Chaika informed Putin that he has a developed a joint action plan that will continue to fight against violations in the defense industry complex and assured him that disciplinary action will be administered on those found guilty.

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      Prosecutor General of the Russia Yuri Chaika briefed President of Russia Vladimir Putin regarding the results of the checks conducted on the state's defense industry's procurement contracts in Moscow, Monday.

      The checks revealed over 7000 violations and 800 officials were found guilty of wrongdoing.

      Chaika informed Putin that he has a developed a joint action plan that will continue to fight against violations in the defense industry complex and assured him that disciplinary action will be administered on those found guilty.