
Председатель партии 'Единая Россия' и зампред Совбеза РФ Дмитрий Медведев заявил, что потребности Вооружённых сил России полностью удовлетворяются за счёт контрактников и добровольцев, поэтому необходимости в мобилизации нет.
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Заявление сделано в контексте ongoing спецоперации на Украине, где ранее обсуждались вопросы о возможной мобилизации.
МОСКВА, 10 сен - РИА Новости. Потребности ВС РФ полностью удовлетворяются за счет контрактников и добровольцев, никакой необходимости в мобилизации нет, заявил председатель партии "Единая Россия", зампред Совбеза РФ Дмитрий Медведев.
"Потребности же Вооруженных сил России полностью удовлетворяются за счет контрактников и добровольцев. Они истинные патриоты России. Именно поэтому никакой необходимости в мобилизации нет", - сказал он в беседе с газетой "Ведомости".

Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev in an interview with Vedomosti said that the completion of the special operation in Ukraine is possible in 2027, but only on Russia’s terms in order to prevent a recurrence of the conflict or its escalation into a world war.

Dmitry Medvedev stated that national security is a priority of Russia's migration policy, as enshrined in the new Concept of State Migration Policy. He noted that the high concentration of migrants in large agglomerations causes concern among Russians due to the low level of knowledge of the Russian language, non-compliance with norms and traditions, as well as illegal activities of foreigners.

Dmitry Medvedev said that sanctions imposed by foreign states against Russia, its citizens and legal entities are contrary to international law, since only the UN Security Council has the right to impose restrictions, and the measures of the “collective West” are legally void.

Dmitry Medvedev said that Russia's achievement of technological leadership is aimed at economic stability and competitiveness in world markets, and not at isolating the country, and emphasized the possibility of international cooperation if it has its own technologies in critical areas.

Dmitry Medvedev, chairman of the United Russia party and deputy representative of the Russian Federation's Security Council, said that Russian companies should not stand alone against Western sanctions policies, and the state should actively participate in protecting their interests through the Foreign Ministry, the Ministry of Justice and the Prosecutor General's Office, as well as developing cooperation with allied states.

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy of the Russian Security Council, said that Russia has military potential to strike Kiev and NATO's main facilities, leaving only gray nuclear dust, but stressed that such an attack would be a point of no return for the entire planet.