The State Duma acknowledged that the enhancement laws were written "under the Great War" (video)

The chairman of the State Duma Defense Committee Andriy Kartpolov said that soon the Russians "would not protect anyone". The chairman of the Committee on Defense of the State Duma of Russia Andriy Kartapolov acknowledged that the laws on strengthening the conscription were written "under the Great War". This was reported on July 25 by the Russian TV channel RTVI.

Thus, Kartpolov criticized the deputies who tried to assert the preservation in one of the laws adopted to the Russian Federation Amendments today, which release from the conscript conscripts who have a disabled child and parents with three minors. "You will vote for preserving the comfortable life of the evil people. This law is written in the Great War, under the general mobilization. And now this Great War is already tingling. And we continue to look for whom to protect.

No one will protect anyone," Karpolov said. Kartpolov believes that the laws adopted will allow the army to prepare for the Great War. We will remind, on July 3 it became known that in the colleges of Ingushetia during the delivery of diplomas, graduates are offered to sign the summons into the army. An alternative is also given the opportunity to write a refusal to call, but it should be borne in mind that such a decision may have administrative and even criminal consequences.