Russia’s federal government has introduced a draft bill that will ban army personnel from posting any information within the media or Internet that reveals their or any other soldiers’ location or tasks.
Russia’s federal government has introduced a draft bill that will ban military workers from posting any information into the media or Internet that reveals their or other soldiers location that is tasks. The move is doubtless related to the total amount of evidence of Russia’s direct component in the downing of Malaysian airliner MH17 and of their armed forces participation in Ukraine and Syria, revealed by soldiers to their social networking pages. This product can and you will be found in Ukraine’s present situation against Russia during the UN’s Overseas Court of Justice and future procedures during the Global Criminal Court.
As reported previous, Russia’s Defence Ministry has long desired this type of bill, and had currently earned measures ‘of a recommendatory nature’ to stop soldiers exposing too much.
Draft Law ? 546450-7 was tabled on 11 September within the State Duma, as amendments towards the legislation in the Status of Military Servicepeople.
