The entry of Soviet troops into Afghanistan in Russia will cease to condemn
Now the situation is changing dramatically. The State Duma of the Russian Federation is preparing to adopt a resolution in which the condemnation of the entry of Soviet troops into the Central Asian state will be canceled. It is noted that this is aimed primarily at supporting war veterans in Afghanistan, and it is also added that such an approach to the Afghan war is necessary for the entire modern Russian society.
The idea supports the majority of deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
The draft resolution was prepared and submitted by the Communist Party faction in the lower house of the Russian parliament. From the statement of the deputy Nikolai Kharitonov, who was directly involved in the development of the draft resolution:
According to Nikolai Kharitonov, it's time to build on historical the truth and recognize the conviction as untenable and null and void.
This statement was made by the deputy during the hearings, which were devoted to the upcoming 30 anniversary of the withdrawal of the Soviet contingent from Afghanistan.
For your information: From 1979 to 1989 years, Soviet troops, according to official figures, lost about 15 thousands of people in Afghanistan. More than 53 thousands were injured and injured, every fifth of this number became disabled.
Until now, the military hospital of Rostov-on-Don contains the remains of Soviet soldiers-internationalists. During the hearings, there was a call to identify these remains, and then carry out the burial with all military honors.
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