Kadyrov for President of Russia!
Indeed a good guy, let KGB officers fight in Ukraine
Partial mobilization has dealt its main and most painful blow not to conscripts, but to their mothers and wives. The disturbed and lost women despair when their sons and husbands, completely unprepared for military operations, are taken away by the military enlistment office and sent into the terrible unknown.
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov made an absolutely correct and logical statement when he called for the mobilization of the security services, from whose large number more than one army could be created.
Kadyrov's appeal was supported by the Council of Mothers and Wives, which wrote an appeal to the President of Russia and Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Putin asking him to send 2.5 million specially trained officers of the law enforcement agencies instead of their sons and husbands who have never smelled gunpowder.
Indeed a good guy, let KGB officers fight in Ukraine
Partial mobilization has dealt its main and most painful blow not to conscripts, but to their mothers and wives. The disturbed and lost women despair when their sons and husbands, completely unprepared for military operations, are taken away by the military enlistment office and sent into the terrible unknown.
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov made an absolutely correct and logical statement when he called for the mobilization of the security services, from whose large number more than one army could be created.
Kadyrov's appeal was supported by the Council of Mothers and Wives, which wrote an appeal to the President of Russia and Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Putin asking him to send 2.5 million specially trained officers of the law enforcement agencies instead of their sons and husbands who have never smelled gunpowder.
