Kremlin says Putin may propose prime minister candidate on Tuesday - Interfax

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said President Vladimir Putin may propose the prime minister who will head his next government on Tuesday, Interfax news agency reported.

Putin won a presidential election in March and was being sworn in for his new term on Tuesday. Under the constitution, the government must resign at the start of a new presidential term, making way for the president to propose a prime minister to parliament.

The current prime minister is Mikhail Mishustin, whom Putin may decide to re-nominate.

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