"The Russian government discussed amendments that would intensify punishment for those who evade mobilization, as well as volunteer servicemen who" improperly "perform their duties," the statement said. On November 10, a round table was held in the Federation Council, which discussed proposals for criminal liability for those who are in the stock of the Russian Federation and evades the conscription, as well as those who "incite mobilization".
In addition, Russian senators called on criminal liability for volunteers for improper performance of contract duties. Whereas according to the so -called "senator" of Zaporizhzhya region Dmitry Voron, volunteers who desert or do not comply with orders should be responsible. Analysts recalled that on August 4, the head of the State Duma Committee on Defense Andriy Kartpolov stated that in the fall of 2023 the State Duma would consider the Law on Punishment for Evidence from Mobilization.
We will remind, on November 14 in Yakutia (Russian Federation) military commissioner Alexander Alexander Auddonin stated that up to 15 inhabitants from each district by the end of this year is required to send to the war in Ukraine. On November 11, a new wave of hidden mobilization began in the Russian Federation. The reports are received by residents of Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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