"Will take much tougher law": the Armed Forces fighter who visited the captivity, told about mobilization

According to the serviceman Maxim Kolesnikov, an important aspect for the people who now fight is an understanding of demobilization. The Verkhovna Rada will pass a stringent law on mobilization in Ukraine if there is a breakthrough of the front. This was stated by a Ukrainian serviceman who visited the Russian captivity, Maxim Kolesnikov in Podcast "Public Radio". Kolesnikov believes that the new law may not be passed. Yes, it has too many remarks. "I know how There will be no, "he said.

In doing so, Kolesnikov said that the Verkhovna Rada could adopt a stiffer bill if there is a breakthrough of the front. Then politicians will realize that their lives are threatened by Russians who will break into Kiev. "They will adopt a much tougher law than it was in the first reading, but it will happen in the event of a front break.

When our dear deputies, representatives of the central executive power, will realize that their lives are the threat that the Russians break through and go to Kiev and they need flee from their comfortable chairs. It is on that day that a harsh billing bill will be approved that day, "he said. He also stated that an important aspect for people who are at war is an understanding of demobilization.