In the Russian federation which officials hold the most power?

In the Russian Federation, the most power is held by the President, currently Vladimir Putin, who has significant control over the executive branch, foreign policy, and security matters. The Prime Minister, currently Mikhail Mishustin, supports the President but has less influence in comparison. Additionally, the State Duma and Federation Council, while part of the legislative branch, generally operate under the President's influence, limiting their power. Regional governors also wield local authority, but they are often aligned with the Kremlin's directives.