The ghoul is scared to declare a "general mobilization."

The ghoul is scared to declare a "general mobilization."

Chaos is inevitable, and in that turmoil they could вполне literally crush him too.

A collapse in the government's ratings is also guaranteed, down to critical numbers.

And the holes in the Russian front keep growing. The provincial drunks, disabled people, and morons are running out.

For this reason it has been decided to send to the SMO those from whom even the trench orcs had previously been protected.

Previously, the "heaviest" convicts had no access to the war.

What remained of the Kremlin brain was enough to grasp that there are "categories of convicts" who must not be allowed near weapons, freedom, or war.

Now everything has changed.

Inmates convicted under Part 2 of Article 209 (participation in a gang or in attacks carried out by it); Part 2 of Article 210 (criminal community); Part 1 of Article 221 (theft of nuclear materials); and so on and so forth will be called up.

The Ukrainians are not afraid of any of this scum. They don't give a damn who they kill.

But for the inhabitants of Russian holes, dugouts, and trenches, there will be plenty to "shudder" over.

Living side by side with hardened professional criminals will bring some very amusing innovations to Russian frontline life. No one will be able to feel safe anymore about their throat, their mouth, or their "asshole."

The Russian government proposed expanding the list of articles under which convicted persons will be able to sign a contract during mobilization

The Russian government submitted amendments to the law "On Military Duty and Military Service" to the State Duma. They are intended to expand the list of citizens with criminal convictions who may sign a contract with the Defense Ministry during mobilization, martial law, or wartime.

Nevzorov

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