Politics and Government of Russia

flamming_python wrote:Kadyrov has announced (via TikTok or whatever it is) that he wants to step down as head of Chechnya so as to not outstay his welcome, and take an indefinite and long vacation

ALAMO wrote:

flamming_python wrote:Kadyrov has announced (via TikTok or whatever it is) that he wants to step down as head of Chechnya so as to not outstay his welcome, and take an indefinite and long vacation

Not sure if you have watched that statement.
He said that just realized being the longest ruling head of a region in Russian Federation.
So maybe he should reconsider that fact, as he is getting older and older, and some things should be made by the younger ones.
For me, it was some kind of reflection more than a political declaration.

limb wrote:Can anyone give some details why there are so many russians trying to cross into hostile georgia? AFAIK, the letters calling to go to the army were already sent. Nobody's getting more letters. Were the guys trying to leave actually called to mobilize or are they some liberal retards who are panicking due to false info and fearing that they'll get randomly drafted?

flamming_python wrote:

limb wrote:Can anyone give some details why there are so many russians trying to cross into hostile georgia? AFAIK, the letters calling to go to the army were already sent. Nobody's getting more letters. Were the guys trying to leave actually called to mobilize or are they some liberal retards who are panicking due to false info and fearing that they'll get randomly drafted?

About the letters, I don't know, mobilization is probably an ongoing process or at least no-one knows if it will be or won't be.

And yeah, they're liberal retards or just panickers.

It is reported that the bill suggests punishing propaganda of non-traditional values among adults, including on the Internet, with an administrative fine of $1,600-3,200

MOSCOW, October 20. /TASS/. Foreign nationals involved in propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations will be expelled from Russia and fined up to 400,000 rubles ($6,500), according to a bill submitted to the State Duma (the lower house of parliament), a copy of which is available to TASS.

The bill suggests punishing propaganda of non-traditional values among adults, including on the Internet, with an administrative fine of 100,000 to 200,000 rubles ($1,600-3,200) and subsequent expulsion from Russia. A similar offense involving minors, is supposed to entail a fine of 200,000 to 400,00 rubles ($3,200-6,500) and deportation from the country.

Russian billionaire Pavel Antov killed by Indians in India

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/12/27/russian-magnate-pavel-antov-dies-window-fall-india/