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>A group of United Russia faction politicians submitted a bill involving a punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to 7 years for a public call to action against the security of the Russian Federation. The document was published in the electronic database of the lower house of the Russian parliament.
>According to the bill, actions defined above will be punished by a fine of 100 thousand to 500 thousand rubles, or imprisonment for a period of 2 to 4 years. If they are committed by a group of persons, an official or through the media or the Internet, then the fine can reach up to 1 million rubles, and imprisonment for up to 6 years.
>The most severe will be punished for crimes committed by an organized group or with the threat of violence - then the upper limit of the fine will be 2.5 million rubles, and the term of imprisonment - 7 years.
Yeah, we hold the record for the amount of dead soldiers. People here are very angry about this, they think Russians don't want to fight themselves (doubt) and use us as cannon fodder (probably true). Lots of people openly support Ukraine, "enemy of my enemy is my friend" or something like that
twitter.com/igorsushko/status/1529502592773939200 >#RUSSIA: In a town of #Salekhard, ~50,000 population, for the 2nd year now, a foreign-made crane is used to support this new apartment construction during strong winds to try to prevent the building from disintegration Literal China tier
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So when are monki and his gorillas going to give up the separation of powers theater, dissolve the duma and formally independent courts and just declare the new tzardom/khanate/monkedom with absolute power installed in el presidente for life?
It is kind of a sad larp by now, specially with the bonkers clowns sitting in the Duma that no sane electorate would ever let win in an honest competition.
Very nice if you ask me. But Russian paratroopers are not elite units - it's a common mistake, it's a regular infantry and they knows "how to parachute". It has nothing to do with the Western concept of paratroopers.
>Ukraine: Nazis >UK: Nazis >France: Nazis >USA: Nazis >Spain: Nazis >Italy: Nazis >Norway Nazis >Finland: Nazis >Czech: Nazis >Poland: Nazis >Estonia: Nazis >Belgium: Nazis >Netherlands: Nazis >Lithuania: Nazis >Latvia: Nazis >Romania: Nazis >Slowakia: Nazis >Japan: Nazis >Country that invades other countries and imprisons it's own citizens for 20 years when they say so: totally not Nazis, totally good guys. I mean why do they even try at this point? Why do Russians do so much mental gymnastics when it doesn't change shit?
