This article features the awards of non-ministerial and independent services of the Russian Federation.
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97 28 September 2001 1 October 2004 The Federal Drug Control Service of Russia was created by Presidential decree No.
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27 25 January 2012 Created on 30 December 1993 to replace the Border Guard Service of the KGB following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Federal Border Service of Russia (Russian: Федеральная пограничная служба России) barely lasted a decade.
It was given full autonomy by President Boris Yeltsin in an effort to reduce the power of the KGB, but was re absorbed into the new Federal Security Service on 11 March 2003 by President Vladimir Putin and renamed the Border Guard Service of the FSB of the Russian Federation (Russian: Пограничная служба Федеральной службы безопасности Российской Федерации).
The Federal Border Service had its own awards subordinate to state awards.
These awards, although now redesigned to be in line with the awards of the FSB, remain listed in the order of precedence of the FSB and worn on the uniform of pre 2003 recipients.
676 13 November 2001 First created by Mikhail Gorbachev in 1991 from the fragmentation of KGB sub-departments following the collapse of the Soviet Union and then officially declared an independent service in 1993,[63] the Federal Agency for Government Communication and Information, known as FAPSI, had its own awards subordinate to state awards.
These awards are listed below with their establishment orders.
These awards, although now redesigned to be in line with the awards of the FSO and FSB since FAPSI's 2004 merger with the protective service, remain listed in the order of precedence of the FSO and worn on the uniform of pre merger recipients.