Putin and the President of Cuba unveiled a monument to Fidel Castro in Moscow. Cuban leader Diaz-Canel is in Moscow on a visit. The monument appeared on the square in the Sokol district, which also bears the name of the revolutionary
Presidents of Russia and Cuba Vladimir Putin and Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez unveiled a monument to revolutionary Fidel Castro in the north of Moscow. The Moscow City Duma approved its installation in mid-February.
The monument is located on a square in the Sokol district, which is also named after the former leader of Cuba. She appeared in the capital in early 2017 after the death of Castro. In the same area there are other streets named after foreign socialist leaders, including Salvador Allende and Hugo Chavez.
The authors of the bronze monument were sculptor Alexey Chebanenko and architect Andrey Bely. “This is a man-block standing on a cube. Not on the island, this is the shape of the pedestal. I put him not in a dubious movement, but rigidly on his legs wide apart, as if feeling the gusts of the wind of change, all the adversities and difficulties passing through him,” Chebanenko explained to his interlocutor.
Diaz-Canel has been in Moscow on a visit since November 19, the day before he laid flowers at the Grave of the Unknown Soldier at the Kremlin, and also met with the leader of the Communist Party Gennady Zyuganov, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev and spoke at the plenary session of the State Duma. On November 22, he will hold talks with Putin, and he is also scheduled to visit China as part of the tour.
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Fidel Castro died on November 26, 2016 at the age of 90. He took over the Government of Cuba in 1959, after the guerrilla war against the Batista regime led the rebel army to occupy Havana. In 1961, the United States attempted to overthrow Castro, but the landing in the Bay of Pigs ended with the destruction of the landing. In response, the Americans staged an economic blockade of the island.
In 2008, Castro, who was experiencing serious health problems, left the post of head of the State Council of Cuba, giving way to his brother Raul. He headed the State Council until 2018.
DMitri Peskov urged not to compare Putin and Khrushchev because of the Caribbean crisis Peskov saw the similarity of the current situation with the Caribbean crisis in the fact that the “collective West led by the United States” faced Russia. At the same time, he stressed, Putin should not be compared with Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Comparisons of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Nikita Khrushchev, who held the post of first Secretary of the CPSU Central Committeehardly appropriate, despite some similar signs, said the representative of the head of state Dmitry Peskov. His words are quoted by radio “Mayak”.
“Putin” is Putin. And Khrushchev – he was Khrushchev. The kingdom of heaven be upon him, behold. Therefore, here I do not think that it is possible to compare Putin with someone,” Peskov explained.
He noted that in the current and the Caribbean crisis, it was about a “clash between us and the collective West led by the United States,” however, the nuances, of course, are different.
Nikita Khrushchev served as the first secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU from 1953 to 1964, he also headed the Council of Ministers of the USSR from 1958 to 1964. In October 1964, he was ousted from power by a group of party figures, which included the future head of the Soviet Union Leonid Brezhnev.
The Caribbean crisis lasted for two weeks in October 1962, it arose shortly after the US deployment of medium-range Jupiter missiles in Turkey. In the USSR, it was considered that due to the short flight time, they could reach Moscow and large industrial centers without the opportunity to strike an equivalent retaliatory blow. The Soviet Union, as part of the secret operation “Anadyr”, placed ballistic and tactical ground-based missiles (some of them were with a nuclear charge) in Cuba.
The parties agreed on a compromise: the USSR withdrew nuclear missiles from Cuba, the USA – from Italy and Turkey, a hotline of direct communication between the heads of state was created between Moscow and Washington.
At the end of October, answering a question about the parallels of the current situation in the world with the Caribbean crisis, the president said that he could not imagine himself in Khrushchev’s place. “By no means,” Putin stressed and added that Moscow is ready to “resolve any issues.”
The Security Council considers the Caribbean crisis an example of how two superpowers can “put aside the deep ideological contradictions separating them in the name of constructive joint work for the benefit of all mankind.”
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Defense Ministry: The Russian army continued its offensive in the Donetsk direction, strikes on Ukrainian units were carried out, including near Avdiivka and Ugledar
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The Russian Defense Ministry announced the continuation of the offensive in the Donetsk direction with simultaneous repulse of enemy counterattacks.
So, the military department reported that two tanks and six armored vehicles were destroyed in this direction. The losses of the Ukrainian side amounted to 120 people.
In the South Donets direction, Russian units inflicted a fire defeat on a mechanized company of the AFU in the Vodiane area (south of Avdiivka). Three sabotage and reconnaissance groups of the Ukrainian army were destroyed in the Pavlovka area (south of Ugledar). Also, strikes were inflicted on motorized infantry companies of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which were advancing to attack in the area of Novoselovsky, as well as Stelmakhovka (LNR).
The military department also reported strikes on the AFU control points in the areas of the settlements of Chuguev, Kislovka, Starch, Berestove, Kruglyakovka (Kharkiv region), Pobeda, Dobrovolye, Vodiane (DPR), Sadovoye, Tokarevka, Dudchany (Kherson region).
Two Ukrainian Buk-M1 self-propelled SAM launchers and an ammunition depot were destroyed in the Kramatorsk area. A battery of M777 artillery systems was suppressed near Kolesnikovka (Kharkiv region). In the area of Minkovka (DPR), the US-made AN/TPQ-37 counter-battery radar station was destroyed.
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GThe State Duma, in a statement on the video of the shooting of the Russian military, appealed to the parliaments of the world, Duma deputies appealed to the parliaments of other countries, declaring Kiev’s violation of the Geneva Convention. The Ukrainian authorities earlier promised to check the video of the execution of prisoners of war
The State Duma unanimously adopted a statement “in connection with the shooting of Russian prisoners of war by Ukrainian nationalists,” calling on the parliaments of the countries of the world to condemn the crimes of the Kiev regime, to help bring the perpetrators and their patrons to justice. This is reported by the press service of the lower house of parliament.
«Deputies <…> indignantly perceived the message about another bloody crime of the Kiev regime – the shooting of Russian servicemen who were captured. The cold-blooded murderers who opened fire on the unarmed lying prisoners of war were so confident of their impunity that they videotaped their criminal actions, the document says.
The parliamentarians stressed that the deliberate murder of prisoners is a gross violation of international humanitarian law by Kiev, including the Geneva Convention on the Treatment of Prisoners of War of 1949. They “once again” called on Western countries to stop supporting “neo-Nazi ideology and the embodiment of its principles” in the actions of Ukraine. The document expresses confidence that the Ukrainian authorities are “pushing the world towards a global catastrophe” with their provocations and escalation of violence.
The video in question began to spread on social networks at the end of last week, on November 18. Presumably, it was taken in the village of Makeyevka in the LPR. The footage shows how people in a uniform similar to Russian military uniforms leave the house one by one and lie down on the ground. Outside, they are watched at a distance of several meters at leastThree Ukrainian soldiers with yellow armbands, including one armed with a machine gun. The surrendered men are asked which of them is an officer. Then out of the house (from where the surrenders came out) a human figure appears, shots are heard on the video, the video ends. The second video, taken from a quadrocopter, shows 12 military bodies.
The Russian Defense Ministry called the incident a “mass massacre of Ukrainian servicemen over unarmed Russian prisoners of war.” The agency accused the Ukrainian military of “deliberate and methodical murder” with direct shots to the head. The Foreign Ministry promised the guilty “deserved punishment” with the phrase “no one will escape from retribution”. Upon the fact of the incident, a case was opened under the article on the murder of two or more persons committed by a group of persons in connection with their official activities (paragraphs «a», «b» and «w » part 2 of Article 105).
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“Of course, the Ukrainian authorities will investigate this video,” said Olga Stefanishina, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine. At the same time, she expressed doubt that the published footage proves Moscow’s accusations.
The UN has begun to study personnel, the office of the Secretary General of the organization called on both sides to investigate all data “on existing human rights violations, as well as to bring the perpetrators to justice”.
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«Vedomosti”: President Putin will meet with mothers of the military on Mother’s Day, Putin will talk with mothers of servicemen and “will not bypass the topic of hostilities,” the newspaper writes, citing sources. The interlocutors of the publication noted that this meeting “will logically fall into the celebration of Mother’s Day”, celebrated on November 27
Vladimir Putin
President Vladimir Putin will meet with the mothers of the Russian military this week on Mother’s Day, which is celebrated on November 27. Vedomosti writes about this with reference to three sources close to the presidential administration. The Kremlin has not officially announced Putin’s intention to meet with the mothers of servicemen.
“The President will pay attention to this holiday and will not ignore the topic of military operations in which military personnel participate,” one of the interlocutors said.
Another source of the publication reported that preparations for the meeting are already underway, this will logically fall into the celebration of Mother’s Day. He also stressed that this year Putin gave the holiday a “new incentive” by establishing the title “Mother Heroine”. Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov, in response to a request from the newspaper, promised to “inform in a timely manner” about the meetings of the head of state.
In early November, Putin promised to meet with the Russians to discuss how things are going with the support of the mobilized: “I will talk about this in order to hear them, to have feedback.” Peskov then clarified that we are talking about a separate event, which will be reported later.
Putin proposed to return the title of Mother Heroine in June and signed a corresponding decree in August. It was included in the list of the highest ranks in Russia on a par with the Hero of Russia, the Hero of Labor. Those who have given birth and raised ten or more children will be able to receive it. Such mothers will also be entitled to a one-time payment of 1 million rubles.
The honorary title “Mother Heroine” and the Order of the same name were established in the USSR in 1944. It was awarded at the same time with the award to women who gave birth and raised ten or more children. This order was awarded to more than 400 thousand women.
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Toosachev called the NATO Secretary General obsessed with the call to expand arms supplies to Ukraine
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It is time for Western politicians, including Secretary General Natoyens Stoltenberg, to understand that the desire to cease hostilities and the desire to send weapons to Ukraine are mutually excluded, Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev said in his telegram channel.
Earlier, Stoltenberg, during his speech at a meeting of the NATO parliamentary Assembly in Madrid, said that any conflict still ends with negotiations, but at the same time called for continued military assistance to Ukraine.
“Any conflict ends sooner or later at the negotiating table, but we want a peaceful solution that will be acceptable to Ukraine, and this is determined by success on the battlefield. Therefore, NATO should continue to expand supplies to Ukraine,” the head of the alliance said.
Commenting on these words, Kosachev noted that the desire for peace and the supply of weapons to Kiev are mutually exclusive theses. “It’s time for the obsessed politicians in the West to understand that the desire for peace and an end to bloodshed and the desire to further stuff Ukraine with weapons are multidirectional and mutually exclusive actions. More deaths for the sake of peace is definitely not something that will bring the negotiations closer, he added.
After the start of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, the United States, the EU and other Western countries have increased military support for Kiev in terms of arms and equipment supplies. Moscow regularly criticizes these supplies. The Kremlin stressed that such actions would only prolong the conflict, but would not prevent Russia from achieving the goals of the military operation.
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Bloombeg: in 2022, the number of Schengen visas issued to Russians by Spain tripled Despite the sanctions, this year the Spanish authorities issued more than 108.8 thousand Schengen visas to Russians, the country’s Foreign Ministry reported. This is less than the pre-pandemic indicators, but three times more compared to 2021
Russians have become more likely to travel to Spain, despite the fact that the European Union has imposed a complete ban on Russian aircraft flying over its entire territory in response to the military operation in Ukraine, Bloomberg reports with reference to the Spanish Foreign Ministry.
According to the ministry, in 2022, the number of short-term Schengen visas issued by Spain to Russians increased to 108.8 thousand. This is almost three times more than the figure of the previous year. The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not specify the reasons.
According to the agency, although the total number of visas issued is still below the pre-pandemic level, the increase in the number of issued entry documents indicates an increase in Russian trips to Western Europe, despite the sanctions. According to the European diplomat, the ban on the entry of Russians with Schengen visas to Eastern European countries, such as Poland and the Czech Republic, “may encourage some to head to Western Europe.”
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Together with Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have closed entry for Russians since September 19. Estonian Prime Minister Kaya Kallas explained the restrictions by the need to “protect public order and security”.
As of September 1, 2022, about 963 thousand Russians had valid Schengen visas. This month, the European Union suspended the simplified visa regime with Russia. The fee increased from €35 to €80, the deadline for reviewing questionnaires increased from 15 to 45 days, and tourists decided to give low priority when considering (additional documents may also be requested).
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PSerbian resident Vucic: The situation with Kosovo is on the verge of conflict Earlier, negotiations were held between the parties on the issue of Serbian license plates in Kosovo. Belgrade agreed not to issue new license plates, and Pristina did not refuse to impose fines for drivers for using Serbian license plates
Alexander Vucic
A difficult period is coming in relations between Serbia and Kosovo, the situation is on the verge of conflict, but there is no reason to panic, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said during an address to citizens, Pink reports.
The Serbian leader decided to make a statement after his talks with Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Brussels on November 21 failed. The parties tried to resolve the differences over the license plates, but did not reach an agreement.
Pristina demands that Serbs living in Kosovo do not use Serbian license plates, but re-register them with Kosovar ones. From November 21, in a partially recognized state (among those who did not recognize its independence, there is also Russia), those who drive with Serbian license plates were to begin to be fined.
As Vucic said earlier, the EU mediator, the head of the union’s diplomacy, Josep Borrel, demanded during the negotiations that Pristina not issue fines, and Belgrade did not issue new numbers.
“We should try to show that we didn’t want conflicts for a second. <...> We have to do our best to keep the peace. As for us, Serbia will respect [Borrel’s demand] and will not issue new license plates,” Vucic said in the appeal.
Kurti, as indicated by Kosovo RTK television, called Borrel’s proposal unacceptable, since the EU did not take responsibility for the “final agreement on normalization of relations between the two countries”. According to him, Pristina offered to conclude an agreement before March 2023, but they refused this deadline.
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The Kosovo police warned that they will begin imposing fines in the morning of November 22, RTK reports. Vucic stated in his appeal that “everything the Pristina police have was sent to the north of Kosovo,” Informer writes.
Kosovo Serbs, who had previously expressed disagreement with Pristina’s position on license plates, announced in early November that they were leaving Kosovo’s political institutions, including the parliament and the government, until the authorities reconsider the decision on license plates.
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TschThe relevant Duma committees have approved amendments to the bill banning LGBG propaganda, expanding the scope of their action. The Duma also heard the first explanations of the authorities regarding images of gay parades and homosexual couples
The draft law on combating LGBT propaganda will be amended in the second reading, expanding the scope of the proposed bans. The list of amendments was adopted on November 21 at an expanded meeting of the relevant State Duma Committee on Information Policy.
In particular, one of them amends Article 7 of the Law “On Consumer Protection”, which enshrines the consumer’s right to ensure that a product or service in its normal use is safe for life and health. Paragraph 4 of the article establishes a ban on the sale of goods without confirmation of their safety. It will be supplemented with a clause banning the sale of goods, including imported ones, “containing information for the dissemination of which administrative or criminal liability is provided,” that is, including LGBT propaganda.
As the head of the information policy Committee Alexander Khinshtein stressed, books will also fall under the ban on the sale of goods with prohibited information. He also noted that this legislative activity is in no way aimed at censorship, but aims to protect traditional values, as well as children from the destructive and negative influence of content.
A package of bills banning LGBT propaganda was submitted to the Duma in October, its co-authors were almost 400 deputies. He amends a number of federal laws and the Code of Administrative Offenses (in terms of determining the punishment for them).
According to the current legislation, propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations is prohibited only among children. If the law is passed, the ban will extend to an adult audience. In addition, the propaganda of pedophilia, the dissemination of information justifying it or forming an attractive image, the dissemination of information among children that can cause a desire to change gender will be prohibited. It is proposed to restrict access to prohibited content for children on paid services using special codes.
The bills passed the first reading on October 26.
How the law will be clarified
In total, the Information Policy Committee received 31 amendments. 11 of them were accepted, 20 were rejected. All the adopted amendments were made by Khinstein.
The approved amendments expand a number of legislative norms regarding the prohibition of propaganda of pedophilia and sex change. It is supposed to oblige the owners of social networks to identify information promoting non-traditional sexual relations and (or) preferences, pedophilia, sex change (now this rule applies to child pornography, information about drug production methods, suicide methods, calls for mass riots, etc.).
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The list of grounds for which sites will be entered into the unified register of Internet resources containing prohibited information is also expanding. After being entered into the registry, the owners of the pages will have to delete the information, otherwise the resource will be blocked. In addition, one of the amendments prohibits propaganda of pedophilia and gender reassignment in the media (in the text of the bill approved in the first reading, only propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations and (or) preferences was mentioned).
During the meeting of the committee, a discussion broke out about whether, for example, a TV report on a gay pride parade would be punishable. Deputy Head of Roskomnadzor Vadim Subbotin explained that it would depend on the context of the commentary to the image, the audio component of the plot. Khinshtein added that the gay parade will not fall under LGBT propaganda if its demonstration does not cause positive emotions in the audience and will be accompanied by appropriate explanations.
A similar question arose about the recent news about the marriage of journalist Mikhail Zygar with actor Jean-Michel Shcherbak, in particular about the picture with their kiss. Subbotin explained that showing a retouched photo after the adoption of the law, most likely, will not be considered propaganda of non-traditional relations, but it may well be regarded as a demonstration of them.
Given that the bill prohibits, among other things, the demonstration of LGBT relationships to children, such a photo will not be shown on television from 4:00 to 23:00 (at this time, TV channels are prohibited from showing content labeled 18+). Violation may result in a fine.
In addition, it is proposed to introduce a norm into the law “On the Basic Guarantees of the Rights of the Child in the Russian Federation”, which will oblige the authorities to take measures to protect children not only from information promoting non-traditional sexual relations (in the current version of the law), but also to demonstrate such relations, pedophilia propaganda and information, &capable of making children want to change their gender.
Which amendments were rejected
Among the rejected amendments is the proposal of Deputy Yana Lantratova (“Fair Russia” For the Truth”) to introduce into the law a ban on the demonstration in computer games of materials promoting violence, cruelty, non-traditional sexual relations, as well as information that can cause children to want to change their gender. In addition, Lantratova proposed to ban pornography in games, information about ways to commit suicide and about the production of drugs.
Commenting on this proposal, Khinstein said that such an extensive category should be regulated by a separate bill, in which, first of all, it is necessary to formulate a definition of computer and video games to which it is proposed to apply the ban.
Igor Ashmanov, an expert in the field of information technology and artificial intelligence, a member of the Human Rights Council, spoke in favor of introducing separate amendments regulating the dissemination of LGBT propaganda and violence in video games during the meeting of the committee. According to him, the gaming industry in Russia is now “represented only by VK” and “there is no business in it”. In addition, he mentioned the ban on Russian esports teams to participate in most major international tournaments. “The Western industry collapsed here, they left the country themselves, and we don’t need to protect them,” Ashmanov explained.
As a positive experience in regulating video games, Ashmanov cited the regulatory practice of China, where, for example, the image of “red blood” in games is prohibited, and participation in multiplayer games of schoolchildren is allowed only until 22:00.
The amendments proposed by Deputy Ksenia Goryacheva (“New People”) and establishing general requirements for the examination, which determines whether the content contains propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations or not, were also not adopted.
In addition, the committee rejected the proposals of Deputy Nina Ostanina (KPRF) to include in the list of prohibited information that denies traditional family values and promotes voluntary refusal to have children, as well as the ideology of childlessness.
How will the Administrative Code change
The State Duma Committee on State Construction and Legislation on the same day considered amendments to the bill, which amends the Administrative Code and establishes liability for violation of the ban. Currently, punishment is provided only for propaganda of non-traditional relationships among minors (current Article 6.21 of the Administrative Code).
By the second reading, the list of prohibited information, for the propaganda of which can be prosecuted under 6.21 of the Administrative Code, has expanded. It will now include the promotion of gender reassignment or the imposition of information about it, follows from the approved table of amendments. The proposal was made by Alexander Khinshtein. In total, 22 amendments were made to the bill, six were approved, most of which are of a technical nature.
Among the rejected proposals was an amendment by Nina Ostanina and Nikolai Burlyaev (“Fair Russia for the Truth”) on criminal liability for LGBT propaganda. In addition, the committee disagreed with the opinion of Yana Lantratova about the need to separately describe the punishment for propaganda in computer games in the code, as well as with Ksenia Goryacheva, who proposed not to extend the new norms of the Administrative Code to works of art and postpone the entry into force of the law until July 1, 2023.
What industry experts said
Roskomnadzor supports the proposed initiatives of deputies, Subbotin said, specifying that the agency is ready to implement the new standards in full. According to him, Roskomnadzor has deleted or blocked information promoting LGBT among minors from more than 5.5 thousand sites. However, previously such materials were blocked on the basis of court decisions, which delayed the process.
Subbotin also gave a definition of what exactly will be meant by propaganda: “The use of certain means of influence, popularization, imposing information in order to form certain positive distorted views on a destructive phenomenon. A kind of rigidly imposed position on certain value and spiritual and moral issues.
According to the Deputy Minister of Culture Nadezhda Reverend, the amendments will become a “legal basis” for making decisions not only on the production of film products, but also on the organization of theatrical productions, exhibitions and concerts. “When there is a legal norm, we will have a legal basis to reject once and for all (events containing LGBT propaganda.—RBC)»,— she clarified.
Elena Starostina, Executive Director of the Russian Book Union, noting that the union as a whole supports the adoption of amendments, asked legislators to clarify what book publishers should do with products that have already been published, sold and are in libraries in compliance with the norms of the law on age labeling. She also drew attention to the “non-specific wording” of the bill. Earlier, Oleg Novikov, president of one of the largest publishing groups in Russia, Eksmo-AST, also spoke about this.
Denis Tokarsky, a member of the Union of Journalists of Russia, conceptually supported the amendments and expressed concerns about a potentially possible deterioration of the position of the press: “I don’t want our colleagues to ignore some information reasons, fearing that it could be perceived as propaganda of something unconventional. In this regard, we hope to cooperate with Roskomnadzor. Tokarsky also clarified that the discussion about LGBT values is not in the first place in the Russian media.
Composer Igor Matvienko suggested that banning LGBT propaganda can only fuel public interest in banned content. “Of course, it needs to be introduced, of course,” the musician said at the meeting.— As— here I have more questions». Matvienko recalled that in the 1970s in the USSR “English-language music was actually banned”, but this, in his opinion, “fueled even greater interest” in it. «Any forbidden — it’s very interesting, I know by myself»,— he added.
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Gthe lava of Dagestan Melikov reprimanded officials for trying to “get rid” of children from the army “If you are trying to get rid of your children from the army, then you have nothing to do in the authorities. You can’t separate yourself from society by using your official position!” — Sergey Melikov said in an address to officials
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Civil servants do not have the privilege to spare their children from military service, they must pass it on a par with ordinary citizens, the head of Dagestan, Sergey Melikov, wrote in his telegram channel.
He promised to check for what reasons the children of Dagestani officials had evaded military service, and to consider their cases at the draft commission. Melikov said that he had already familiarized himself with the list of children of individual officials who did not show up for conscription as part of the autumn campaign.
“There is an attempt to evade urgent military service. Why is it a duty for some to serve in the army, while others have some privileges just because their dads and moms hold good positions? I, the Colonel-General, have relatives to serve, but yours don’t?”The head of the republic asked a question.
He said that he instructed Deputy Prime Minister of Dagestan Ramazan Jafarov to collect information about each person involved in the list and find out who had objective reasons for postponement and who did not. Melikov promised to review the collected materials at the next meeting of the draft commission.
“I remind officials of all levels: if you are trying to get your children out of the army, then you have nothing to do in the authorities. You can’t separate yourself from society by using your official position!»— he summarized.
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In August 2007, Melikov’s stepson, the commander of the assault group Dmitry Serkov, who served in the special forces unit “Vityaz”, died while performing a combat mission in Dagestan.
This year, the autumn conscription was postponed for a month and began on November 1 by decree of President Vladimir Putin. In total, 120 thousand people should be called up for military service during the autumn campaign.
Since the beginning of the special operation in Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stressed that conscripts will not be sent to participate in military operations.
According to the General Staff, the conscripts who have served will be “promptly sent” to their places of residence. “All conscripted servicemen whose service life has expired will be dismissed and sent to their places of residence in a timely manner,” said Vladimir Tsimlyansky, a representative of the Main Organizational and Mobilization Directorate of the General Staff.
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