Senator Klimov said there was no need for mobilization in Russia

“I don’t observe signs of such a need (mobilization. -

) as well as the introduction of martial law,” RIA Novosti quotes him.

Klimov drew attention to the fact that it is foreign journalists who most often ask questions about possible mobilization in the country.

“I think they received an order and now they will constantly wake up this topic through questions,” he stressed.

In June, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Western media reports about mass mobilization allegedly being prepared in Russia were fake.

In May, the Kremlin noted that there were no plans to introduce martial law in the country.