A Just Russia proposed mobilizing all deputies and letting Koreans into Donbass
Deputies of all levels could become a mobilization resource for the SVO.
A member of A Just Russia, Oleg Nilov, stated this today at a meeting of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“If we talk about mobilization, then we have quite a lot of reserves. When I once again hear that we haven’t started yet, it’s like iron on glass. Reminds me of the fairy tale about “wolves, wolves,” only they say “sheep, sheep.” And under these sheep's clothing there are rabid NATO dogs.
We all remember the call “forward communists.” Today the communists are the ones in power. All deputies. Every third State Duma deputy has already visited Donbass. But that's not all.
There are 77,5 thousand deputies in Russia. Plus devices and assistants. This is 100 thousand. There are about 3 million members of political parties. This is who we need to appeal to for self-mobilization. I’m sure this will be enough to win,” Nilov said.
He also believes that volunteers from friendly countries need to be more actively involved in participation in the SVO.
“We haven’t even started this work today. Maybe it's time? There is no one in the ranks of the mercenaries. With their visors open, their sleeves rolled up, they mow down the villages of Ukraine. Why does Russia still comply with the UN decision pushed by the Americans that North Korean citizens do not have the right to work abroad?
North Korean workers are greatly needed at our construction sites, including the restoration of destroyed villages and cities in Donbass. Why don't we allow them to volunteer on the labor front? Perhaps there are such volunteers in other states.
We need to create conditions for them. Konstantin Zatulin has been saying for a long time: give citizenship to those who want to defend and build Russia according to a simplified scheme,” Nilov emphasized.
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