Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin said that the issue of bringing back the death penalty can be resolved without a referendum.
Members of parliament in the Russian Federation began to talk about the return of the death penalty. The question of the need to introduce it was raised by 71-year-old deputy Sergei Mironov, chairman of the “Just Russia – For Truth” party.
According to him, a survey was conducted among Russians before the so-called “SVO” and before the “Crocus” events, in which 69 percent of Russian citizens approved the return of the death penalty to terrorists and child murderers.
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“I propose to put the issue of lifting the moratorium on executions of terrorists to a referendum and make it a single voting day on September 8. Let the people express their will, my position has always been clear scoundrels And inhumane people who intend such a crime need to know what punishment awaits them” said the deputy.
He was angry that the Russians, instead of sympathizing with the victims of the terrorist attack at the Crocus City Hall shopping mall in Moscow, were preoccupied with how to quickly restore the destroyed building and restart entertainment events. It was restored, but a memorial complex was built on its site.
Speaker of the Russian State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin commented on his colleague Mironov’s proposal to lift the moratorium on the death penalty. He said that the issue of bringing back the death penalty could be resolved without a referendum.
“There is no need for a referendum, the Constitutional Court’s decision is sufficient,” he said.
Let us recall that on March 22, in the suburbs of Moscow, unidentified people armed with machine guns entered a local shopping center and began shooting at visitors. It was later claimed that they set fire to the building and escaped.
The terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall concert hall in Moscow, which claimed the lives of more than 130 people, became the largest attack in terms of the number of deaths in the history of the Russian Federation after the terrorist attack in Beslan.
Western media believe that the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Holi mall in Moscow had a negative impact on the image of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Source: Focus
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