By Victor Duda
Video of the Day Ivan Transfiguration, a Russian political scientist who has lived in the Czech Republic for the last eight years I think this statement [Putin] can be divided into two parts: part for an internal audience, part for an external audience. Obviously, the main message for an external audience - we are crazy, we have a nuclear bomb and we are ready to use it. And for the internal audience, the most important word is partial mobilization.
Another main word-order is a pre-emptive special operation, but there is no word about martial law. It is still not a war, no martial law in Russia has not been declared, but in some way Ukrainian troops, it turns out that with the support of NATO firing the border regions of Russia, not even Crimea. As it turned out in the light of "great military success" of Russia, it is not clear to anyone.
In general, the message to the Russians is this: it is partial mobilization, you do not concern you all, they will take away the neighbor, you do not need to rebel, let's do quietly what they did. The second is a very vague hidden phrase about industry mobilization. Putin mentioned this one phrase.
In fact, it is a law adopted by the last session of the State Duma, which envisages the introduction of a mobilization regime at enterprises, to translate them into round -the -clock variable work without additional payment. This is where it will be there now, because, of course, you need to wear, wear, feed, equip, glue porring, give a minimum drying for 250-300 thousand reservists, it is still necessary to turn them into cannon meat.
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