In Russia, the possibility of introduction of martial law. The Kremlin will take such a step if Ukrainian troops continue to attack the Russian army in the temporarily occupied territories.
This was reported by “Vjorstka”.
For example, martial law could be imposed on Russia if Ukraine attacks Putin’s troops the so-called “annexed territories”, that is. the territories in which Russia operates pseudo-referendum on “accession to Russia” and falsifies the results of the “vote”.
Two sources described the plan to impose martial law as “unwanted but possible”.
Russia specifies with lists who is not subject to mobilization
It has already become clear that employees in different occupations will not be used to it
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It was also reported that Russia may announce ban on leaving the country of men enlisted in the army. Russian President Vladimir Putin, parliament and government representatives will discuss the plan earlier this week. The final decision will then be announced.
The ban could be implemented by the end of September as authorities describe the flow of men leaving the country as “alarming”.
At the moment it is known that for September 30th Putin plans to address both houses of the Russian parliament. In 2014, the Russian president spoke to parliamentarians after the illegal annexation of Crimea. Analysts expect Putin to later announce how he sees the way out of the situation.
Putin will summarize the results of the “referendums” in front of deputies and senators, after which the contract on the “annexation of the territories” will be signed.
We remind you that on September 28, Russian parliamentarians plan to submit invoices to the State Duma for “inclusion in the composition of the Russian Federation“in territories not controlled by Ukraine.
On 29 September, MEPs are expected to examine these documents under the accelerated procedure.
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Ramzan Kadyrov: There will be no mobilization in Chechnya
The region had exceeded its mobilization quota
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Ukraine, USA and countries of The European Union has warnedthat the organization of this “plebiscite” becomes at a point of no returnafter which negotiations for a peaceful resolution of the military conflict and a return of the parties to positions prior to 24 February would not be possible.
We remember it in 2014 after a referendum organized in exactly this way Russia annexes Crimea and Sevastopol. Before invading Ukraine on February 24, the Russian president Vladimir Putin recognized the two “republics” in the Donbass – Donetsk and Lugansk.
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