Petersburg: The deputy did not meet with voters due to the "level of basic readiness"

The deputy of the municipality "citizen" Vadim Safonov was not provided with a premises to meet with voters, because "the level of basic readiness" was introduced in St. Petersburg. This level appeared after President Vladimir Putin announced the introduction of martial law in the annexed territories of Ukraine.

Safonov wrote in his public in VKontakte that on October 28 he sent the head of the Kalinin district Sergei Petrichenko an appeal with a request to assist in organizing a meeting with voters - for example, to provide an assembly hall of one of the schools. The deputy did not answer the appeal, the administration did not take the tubes. Safonov later found out that his issue will be considered until the end of November.

"It turns out that in order to organize a meeting with voters, the deputy needs to contact the district administration for at least 1.5 and preferably 2 months before the date," the deputy concluded.

After he wrote about the situation in his public, he received a letter from the administration of the Kalinin district, which was signed by Deputy Head Natalia Janus.

It said that "in St. Petersburg, a regime (level of basic readiness) was introduced, within the framework of which measures are being taken to strengthen public order and ensure public security in order to increase anti-terrorism security, including people's stay."

In the response, Janus referred to a decree of the President of Russia, which introduces martial law in the annexed territories of Ukraine, as well as various "response levels" in the regions of Russia.

"No phrase in Putin’s decree interferes with the uninterrupted work of libraries, stations, restaurants and fitness clubs. Even the beer is full, although the topic of catastrophic falling of citizens' incomes is executed in the media. Apparently, the threat is a municipal deputy who has become insolent to such an extent that he intended the terrible discussion of the issues of KRT, improvement and illegal trade. The enemy of the people! - Commented Vadim Safonov a letter from the administration.

After announcing the basic level of readiness, the governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, stated that additional restrictions for citizens are not introduced "at present", Beglov noted. “Security measures are amplified, but the city retains the usual rhythm of life,” the governor said.

What is the level of readiness?

On October 19, Russian President Vladimir Putin introduced martial law in the annexed territories of the Lugansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions of Ukraine. It was installed there Maximum response mode.

For the regions of Russia, the decree provided several levels of response "to arising risks in the field of security." In the regions adjacent to the Ukrainian territories - in the annexed Crimea and Sevastopol, the Krasnodar Territory, the Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kursk, Rostov regions - the average reaction level was introduced. In the regions of the Central and Southern Federal Districts - the level of increased readiness.

In the remaining regions, including in St. Petersburg, “basic readiness” was provided. This means that Governor Alexander Beglov can decide on:

• Strengthening the protection of public order, the protection of military, state and special objects, objects that ensure the life, the functioning of transport, communications and communications, energy facilities, as well as objects that pose an increased danger to the life and health of people and the environment.
• the introduction of a special mode of operation of objects that ensure the functioning of transport, communications and communications, energy objects, as well as objects that pose an increased danger to human life and health and the environment.