By Natali Moss
Video of the Day "This step has become an important restraint for both Russians and potential Ukrainian defectors. After all, any Ukrainian mayor, who thought about betrayal, would realize that 20 people with weapons were waiting for him, and that "he and his family will be the first," Monastyrsky said. On August 13, Monastyrsky stated that the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine could adopt a law on the legalization of weapons in the near future.
It is assumed that Ukrainians will be able to buy guns and other firearms to protect their homes. On June 2, Monastyrsky stated that all citizens of Ukraine should have firearms to protect their homes. Almost 59% of the survey participants in the State Services Appendix supported the ownership of Ukrainian weapons for personal protection. On May 25, a survey began on what variant of ownership of weapons citizens of Ukraine consider it appropriate.
The survey was created on the initiative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Defense Minister Alexei Reznikov stated that in his opinion, Ukraine needs liberalization and legalization of weapons circulation. On February 23, the day before the start of a full -scale invasion of Russia, the Verkhovna Rada approved a bill on the right to civilian firearms.
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