The secret point of Putin's decree allows to mobilize to the army of the Russian Federation up to 1 million people - the media

Presidential Presidential President Dmitry Peskov said in communication with journalists that this paragraph refers to the number of reservists who can call for military service. The interlocutor of the publication in the Putin administration announced the discussion of the whole text of the decree. Such a proposal was made by officials from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

As a result, they decided to hide the 7th point from the public, which really indicated the number of mobilized. "The figure was corrected several times, eventually stopped at a million," the source said. The New Gazeta has addressed several ministries. The interlocutors say they did not see the full text of the decree. It was not possible to see it through the interagency workflow system.

"From my access to honey, I see the same text as everyone: the seventh point is hidden by Plashka," said the director of the department of one of the departments. Dmitry Peskov later called false information about a possible call to a million people in the text of the presidential decree. "It's a lie," he briefly commented. Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoiga had previously spoke about a conscription to the army of 300,000 reservists. "There are no calls for students and students.

The recruits will continue to serve in Russia," the minister promised. Peskov had not previously told reporters the essence of the 7th paragraph of the decree on mobilization and referred to Shogu. "The only thing I can say… Sergei Shoigu said in his interview - 300,000 people. Here is a number of up to 300 thousand people," the Kremlin pressed.

Volodymyr Putin earlier declared partial mobilization in Russia and promised that the military would be called for a reserve with combat experience and specialties. Russian officials are in no hurry to defend their homeland. Dmitry Vyatkin, a deputy from Unified Russia, said he would work for the benefit of the Russians in Moscow. The son of Dmitry Peskov promised to resolve the question "at a different level".