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Russian government (Russian Federation): what it is

In the Russian constitutional system, the term “Government of the Russian Federation” usually refers to the executive branch, i.e., the Cabinet of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister. (government.ru)
More broadly, people sometimes use “Russian government” to mean the country’s top state authorities, including the President and the two chambers of parliament.

Key state authorities (nationwide leadership)

Head of state

• President of Russia: Vladimir Putin (in office since 2012; previously 2000–2008). (britannica.com)

Federal executive (the Government / Cabinet)

• Prime Minister: Mikhail Mishustin. (government.ru)
• Deputy Prime Ministers (including the First Deputy PM): (official list last updated May 14, 2024) (government.ru)
  • First Deputy Prime Minister: Denis Manturov (government.ru)
  • Dmitry Grigorenko (Deputy PM – Chief of the Government Staff) (government.ru)
  • Dmitry Chernyshenko (government.ru)
  • Tatyana Golikova (government.ru)
  • Marat Khusnullin (government.ru)
  • Alexander Novak (government.ru)
  • Alexei Overchuk (government.ru)
  • Dmitry Patrushev (government.ru)
  • Vitaly Saveliev (government.ru)
  • Yury Trutnev (Deputy PM – Presidential Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District) (government.ru)

Note: the government’s own English-language page shown above is explicitly labeled “Last update: May 14, 2024,” so later personnel changes (if any) may not be reflected there. (government.ru)

Federal legislature (parliament): the Federal Assembly

• Federation Council (upper house) — Speaker: Valentina Matvienko. (council.gov.ru)
• State Duma (lower house) — Chairman: Vyacheslav Volodin. (en.wikipedia.org)

If you tell me whether you mean the Cabinet (executive government) only, or all top state authorities, I can format a tighter “who’s who” list to match your intended meaning.