The new decisions of the ruling regime of the Russian Federation are signs of Russia’s transformation to a military dictatorship, SZR reports.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has expanded FSB powers: foreign ships can only enter Russian ports with only special services. This was reported by Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service.
Putin signed a mandate to restricting the access of foreign courts to the Russian ports. Now the entry of foreign ships into Russian ports will only occur with the consent of the FSB.
The formal basis is Article 8 of Federal Law About martial law. This allows you to introduce various restrictions on the president’s part.
Intelligence emphasizes that for international partners it is a confirmation of the lack of sanity and closed by the Russian regime.
Also, the law expanded the powers of special services to control the cooperation of Russian scientific organizations among foreigners.
In addition, in the Russian Federation they plan to create a network of prisons and a pre -trial detention center.
Control the marine routes, the nationalization of ownership, restricting information access, criminal persecution, as well as interference with financial and tax policy -signs of the Russian Federation’s transformation in a military dictatorship.
The Kremlin prepares for a flexible west confrontation and mobilizes the country’s resources without announcing a full martial law.
Remember that Russia from the beginning of a full -scale war has five times increased its grouping to Ukraine. Monthly, it increases the army by 8-9 thousand people, and in a year-by 120-130 thousand.
According to President Vladimir Zelensky, the Ukrainian army includes 110 brigades, and in Russia there are 220 of them today, and this number will increase.
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Source: korrespondent
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