The two most senior Russian MPs on Sunday discussed a series of complaints about the encouragement of Russian mobilization, ordered regional officials to get the situation and quickly resolve “excesses” which triggered public anger.
The move of President Vladimir Putin to order Russia’s first military mobilization since the second world war triggered protests throughout the country and seeing a herd of male -age male escape, causing tailback on the border and flight sold out.
Some reports have also documented how people who do not have a military service have been issued by a draft paper – contrary to the guarantee of the Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu that only those who have special military skills or combat experiences that will be called – encourage even very loyal pro -chremlin figures For the public concerns reveal.
The top two members of the Russian parliament, both of them closed the Allied Putin, explicitly discussed public anger on the way of mobilization that was ongoing.
Valentina Matviyenko, Chairperson of the Russian High Council, the Federation Council, said he knew reports about people who should not meet the requirements because of the draft called.
“Such strengths are truly unacceptable. And, I consider it very true that they triggered a sharp reaction in the community,” he said in a post in the Telegram Message application.
In a direct message to the Russian Regional Governor – which he said had a “full responsibility” to apply call -Up – he wrote: “Make sure the implementation of partial mobilization is carried out in full and absolute compliance with the criteria described. Without a mistake.”
Vyacheslav Volodin, a DUMA state speaker, Russia’s lower room, also expressed concern in a separate post.
“Complaints were accepted,” he said.
“If the mistake is made, it is necessary to fix it … the authorities at each level must understand their responsibilities.”
Officials say 300,000 more Russians will be called to serve in a mobility. Kremlin has denied twice actually plans to compile more than one million, following two separate reports at independent Russian media outlets.
Rights groups that say more than 2,000 have been detained in demonstrations against mobilization in dozens of cities so far this week, with more protests have been recorded on Sunday in the Far East Russia and Siberia.
