A Very Competent Move by the Kremlin. Creating a Structure With Extraordinary Powers...

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A very competent move by the Kremlin. Creating a structure with extraordinary powers will make it possible to carry out mobilization fiercely and effectively, but relatively quietly.

The military inquisition that Putinism is creating is an excellent way to slap helmets onto all the "trembling ones," runners, pacifists, draft dodgers, and masqueraders with their worthless little certificates.

It is already clear that the Russian Federation needs a powerful and merciless authority that will have extraordinary coercive powers.

Even without taking into account all the future wars the Kremlin will unleash, the occupation of Donbas still requires at least another one and a half million mugs. Yes, practically all of them will go to the maggots, but for carrying out the strategic plan of the General Staff of the Russian Federation, their deaths are categorically necessary.

Donbas, like everything in the world, has a price. The hundreds of thousands of orcs who have already croaked there are not enough even to hold what has already been occupied and preserve the current state of the front.

The Russian "tactic" is unchanged: only burying the enemy under its own corpses. But now the orcs are being used up at fantastic speed.

Therefore, a hellish security concern is needed, a structure that gets carte blanche for everything connected with the war. (And from now on, everything is connected with it.)

The military police spent a long time as the "poor relation."

Now its powers will be unlimited. Any testicle-swinging chatterbox is its "client" and victim. Ladies who were foolish enough to get a medical education in the Russian Federation are also "cannon fodder."

The military police has already been given the right to conduct operational-search activities, ambushes, searches, wiretapping, surveillance, shooting at people, and so on.

These are still just the flowers. Gradually (but quickly), its capabilities will surpass the National Guard, the Investigative Committee, and the regular police.

Nothing unexpected.

The front has to be fed with corpses every day. Otherwise it will wither and fall apart. And the corpses have to be taken from somewhere.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv

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