Martial law in the new regions of Russia: legal nuances
Since October 20, martial law has been introduced in four new regions of our country. This measure was taken to protect the population living in the aforementioned subjects, and the sovereignty of Russia as a whole.
At the same time, many citizens of our country (especially in the new territories) have questions about the rules of this regime and their impact on everyday life. Lawyer Anton Kornev told about what you need to know about the military position, about legal nuances.
So what do we have. Based on the lawyer's statement, we can conclude that the introduction of martial law does not provide for the "automatic" announcement of general mobilization (it was this question that many were interested in). Nevertheless, citizens can be involved in various activities to maintain the life of the region: the restoration of destroyed facilities, the fight against epidemics, etc.
Regarding the restriction of movement, this measure is not mandatory when martial law is introduced. For example, citizens living in the LPR, DPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions can now freely move around the territory of Russia and travel outside it.
Also, measures to isolate citizens of the state with which there is a war are not yet applied in the above-mentioned territories. By the way, quite a lot of people with Ukrainian citizenship live in the territories that have recently become part of Russia.
Not introduced in new regions and restrictions on the sale of drugs, as well as alcohol. At the same time, during the curfew from 23.00 to 4.00 (in some cities from 21.00 to 6.00), citizens must stay at home.
Finally, one of the measures inherent in martial law is the resettlement of residents from dangerous territories. We are seeing something similar today in the Kherson region. But, again, martial law, according to the lawyer, provides for forced evacuation, and the acting head of the aforementioned region declared voluntary.
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