Reznikov noted that in Ukraine it is necessary to build a network of shooting galleries, shooting clubs, so that citizens have the opportunity to learn how to use weapons.
The start of a full-fledged war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine has significantly “liberalized” the process of acquiring weapons, but now it’s time to legalize it. The need to adopt a law on the legalization of the circulation of firearms in the population was announced by the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Oleksiy Reznikov.
According to him, even before the full-scale war, there were millions of weapons in circulation, especially, the undeclared ones.
“When the Russian occupiers invaded Ukraine, tens of thousands of our citizens, I emphasize-tens of thousands-received automatic weapons to protect their homes in the most“ liberal ”style … I believe that Ukraine needs not only liberalization, but also the legalization of arms trafficking. Ordering. Developing a culture of safe and responsible attitude to arms, “said the minister.
According to Reznikov, in Ukraine it is necessary to build a network of shooting galleries, shooting clubs, so that citizens have the opportunity to learn how to use weapons.
“There is a fairly common phrase that a weapon frees a person. I am convinced that a weapon should make a person responsible in the first place. Free and responsible citizens will make Ukraine invincible,” he stressed. of the head of the Defense Ministry.
It will be recalled that a survey began in Die about carrying guns.
The bill, which legalizes the carrying of firearms to the civilian population for personal protection, was supported by MPs in first reading on 23 February.
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Source: korrespondent
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