The Kremlin called the plan to introduce martial law “undesirable, but possible” and called it a necessary condition.
Russian authorities are discussing the possibility of introducing martial law in the country. The Kremlin will take such a step if Ukrainian troops continue to attack the Russian army in the temporarily occupied territories. This was announced on Saturday, September 24, by the Russian edition of Layout.
Thus, martial law in the Russian Federation can be introduced if Ukraine attacks Russian troops in the so-called “annexed territory”, that is, the territories where Russia has a pseudo-referendum on “joining the Russian Federation” and fabricated “vote” results.
The two sources called the plan to impose martial law “undesirable but possible.”
It has also been reported that the Russian Federation may announce a ban on leaving the country for conscripted men. At the beginning of the week, this plan will be discussed by the President of Russia Vladimir Putin and representatives of the parliament and government. Then the final decision will be made.
The ban could be enforced until the end of September as authorities assess the flow of men leaving the country as “alarming”.
Earlier, the media reported that bills on the accession of occupied territories to the Russian Federation may be submitted to the State Duma on the evening of September 28, and on September 30, Putin may deliver a message to the Federal Assembly.
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Source: korrespondent
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