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Laws Set to Take Effect in Russia, Detailed in State Duma Discussion (September Implementation)

Russia will implement several anti-fraud statutes starting September 1, as announced by Vyacheslav Volodin, the Chairman of the State Duma, on August 30.

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2025 September 7 . 9:36 PM

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Laws set to take effect in Russia, as detailed by the State Duma in September

Laws Set to Take Effect in Russia, Detailed in State Duma Discussion (September Implementation)

Russia Announces New Anti-Fraud Measures to Combat Fraudsters

In a significant move to combat fraudsters in Russia, Vyacheslav Volodin, the Chairman of the State Duma of Russia, announced a set of new anti-fraud measures on his Facebook channel on August 30, 20XX. According to reports from ANI/Izvestia, these measures will be enforced on September 1.

The measures include a "cooling-off period" when issuing loans and when carrying out financial transactions. During this period, no financial transactions will be allowed, and authorized persons will not be able to confirm account transfers or cash receipts. The specific names of the individuals designated for these tasks have not been disclosed publicly.

However, authorized persons will have the ability to receive cash in Russia and confirm transfers from accounts within the country. This move is aimed at providing a more secure environment for financial transactions while still allowing for necessary transactions to take place.

The announcement of these measures comes as part of a broader effort to combat fraud in Russia. The new measures are expected to provide a more secure environment for financial transactions and help prevent fraudulent activities.

It is important to note that these changes are not related to The Tribune Premium, which offers thought-provoking Opinions, Expert Analysis, In-depth Insights, and other Member Only Benefits. The announcement was made on Volodin's personal Facebook channel, not on The Tribune Premium.

As the enforcement date of September 1 approaches, Russians can expect a more secure environment for their financial transactions. The new measures are a significant step towards combating fraud in Russia and providing a more secure future for its citizens.