Experts propose a way to combat railway terrorism

We need armed self-defense units

The double sabotage on the railways of the Bryansk region in two days suggests that the Ukrainian attacks are carried out purposefully and will be repeated further. In such conditions, according to a number of experts, new ways of dealing with railway saboteurs are needed.

So, according to the former People’s Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Oleg Tsarev, “self-defense must be armed in the border regions with Ukraine.” He wrote about it in his channel.

According to him, “if the law (on armed self-defense units. – “MK”) had already been adopted (and it had not even been introduced yet), and if armed self-defense units already existed, then the harsh Bryansk men would now drive enemy sabotage units like hares through the forest.”

According to him, it is impossible to win, “without relying on your people and not trusting them.”

Dmitry Rogozin, former Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation and former head of Roscosmos, agrees with this point of view. “You have to trust your people,” he wrote in his channel. Only in this way, in his opinion, it is possible to defeat “all these adversaries – NATO members, Ukrainian fascists and other scum.”

As an example, Rogozin cited his own experience when he was the head of Roscosmos. According to him, in January last year, during an armed uprising in Kazakhstan, representatives of Roskosmos at the Baikonur cosmodrome “kept peace and tranquility in the city.”

“Everything around was seething and shooting,” recalls Rogozin, “there were pogroms, seizures of weapons depots, robbery and murders, but here we have peace and quiet, but God’s grace.”

This was achieved, according to him, due to the fact that on the very first day after the start of the pogroms, the head of Roskosmos ordered a curfew; create workers’ self-defense detachments in the city; distribute weapons to activists; demonstratively fortify the airport and the checkpoint in the city and at the cosmodrome with all available military equipment and machine-gun nests. An order was given to “open fire to kill in case of attempts to capture the city by armed gangs of Kazakh nationalists.”

As a result, according to him, “everyone was afraid of our decisive actions.”

“Therefore, in a critical situation, one should not chew snot, but rely on one’s people,” concludes Rogozin. – He, together with his own army and special services, will solve all the tasks of ensuring the defense of the country. The people must be trusted, especially when it comes to the fate of the country and the nation.”