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Руският президент Владимир Путин е предложил на Съвета на федерацията да отмени постановлението за използване на руските въоръжени сили на територията на Украйна. Очаква се още утре Съветът на федерацията да обсъди отмяната на постановлението за използване на въоръжените сили на Руската федерация на територията на Украйна. Тази мярка беше приета през март и на практика даваше право на руския президент да прибегне до военна намеса в съседната държава до нормализиране на обществено-политическата обстановка там. Руските комунисти вече разкритикуваха предложението на Владимир Путин като заявиха, че то не е своевременно и призоваха президента към по-решителни действия за защита на руското население в Украйна.
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Putin's decision to send troops to Ukraine, recall ambassador from US depends on developments - Peskov President Vladimir Putin has not yet decided whethe to deploy Russian troops in Ukraine, his spokesman was quoted as saying on Saturday after the Federation Council upper house of parliament empowered him to do so. "After the decision by the Federation Council, the president has received the full arsenal of means needed to resolve the situation, in terms of using (military) forces and in terms of taking decisions about (withdrawing) the head of our diplomatic mission in the United States," Dmitry Peskov was cited as saying. "At the same time, it's necessary to underscore that the president has not yet taken either decision. These decisions have not yet been taken." Dmitry Peskov aalso said that the Kremlin hopes that there will be no further escalation of the crisis. The Russian parliament's approval of the use of armed forces in Ukraine does not mean it will happen immediately, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin says. "Today's consent ... means only that the president has the free hand [to act] if the situation gets worse," the Russian news agency quotes Karasin as saying. "I am convinced that it [decision] will be understood correctly in Ukraine, but I do not rule out that it will be distorted as always by Western mass media which barely understand the processes unfolding in Ukraine both now and before." Russian senators approve use of military forces on Ukrainian territory The upper house of the Russian parliament has voted in favor of sending troops to the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, which would ensure peace and order in the region "until the socio-political situation in the country is stabilized." The Russian president will make the final decision on the strength of Russian troops to be used in the Ukraine in accordance with the decision of the Federation Council. The Federation Council’s decision to grant the Russian president the right to use Russian troops in the Crimea does not mean that it will be done in the nearest future, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. "The consent which was given to our president does not necessarily mean that he is going to exercise his power quickly," Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin said. The Russian president appointed the senior diplomat as a special envoy to the Federation Council, when considering the use of the Russian military on the territory of the Ukraine. The Russian president will make the final decision on the strength of Russian troops to be used in the Ukraine in accordance with the decision of the Federation Council. The decision is supported by the 2009 amendments to the law "On Defense". As the Deputy Foreign Minister noted, the number of troops that could be used in the Ukraine is not going to be discussed yet. "We need to properly interpret the president’s address, as well as is the consent given by the Federation Council, which refers to possible use of the armed forces of the Russian Federation," Karasin said. "They had no other choice but to give this consent, for we are not simply concerned about the situation in the Ukraine, it truly bothers the Russian society and the situation is aggravating," he said. The Federation Council on Saturday unanimously adopted a resolution, granting the Russian president the right to use Russian armed forces in the Ukraine until the political situation there is stabilized. The vote at an extraordinary meeting of the Federation Council was held in public. All senators present spoke for approval of the Russian president’s initiative. The Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko said, that the present decree comes into force from the date of its adoption. 'No decision' yet on parliament appeal to recall ambassador from US - Putin's spokesman President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said on Saturday that Putin had not yet reacted to a proposal in Russia's Federation Council that he recall the ambassador from Washington. "There is no decision about it yet," Dmitry Peskov said. Russian Upper House appeals to Putin to recall ambassador from US over Obama's comments The Upper Houce of Russian Parliament, the Federation Council, has recommended Saturday that Moscow's ambassador be recalled from Washington over comments made by President Barack Obama. According to the Federation Council, Obama has issued direct threat to Russia. Upper chamber chair Valentina Matvienko also ordered the Council's foreign affairs committee to ask Putin to recall the Russian ambassador from the United States. Russian legislator slams Obama for 'direct threat' to Russia US President Barack Obama's warning that Russia would have to pay for a planned military intervention in Crimea is "a direct threat," a deputy head of Russia's upper house of parliament said on Saturday, saying Obama has "crossed the red line and insulted the Russian people." "Yesterday we heard from various media sources that the US president, Obama, had said Russia would pay dearly for its policy. We know that Maidan militants who were active in Kiev, and not only there, had been trained in Lithuania and Poland. Now they want to spread their influence with their activities to eastern regions of Ukraine and Crimea," Federation Council Deputy Chairman Yury Vorobyov said at an upper house session. Vorobyov urged the Federation Council to satisfy a request from President Vladimir Putin for permitting the use of Russian armed forces in Crimea. "If we don't approve a decision to that effect, it will be a tragedy for the Ukrainian people. I believe that these words of the US president are a direct threat, and he has crossed the red line and insulted the Russian people," Vorobyov said. He insisted that Russia recall its ambassador from Washington. Read more: - Russian Federation Council's Committee on Foreign Affairs recommends senators to permit use of force in Ukraine - Putin asks Federation Council for permit to send armed forces in Ukraine -Russian parliament urges Putin to use all options to defend Crimean population Issue solving procedure of possibility of use of Russian Armed Forces outside territory of Russia In accordance with the section "d" of paragraph 1 of Article 102 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, admission of the possibility of using the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation outside the territory of Russia is the responsibility of the Federation Council. It is considered at the request of the president of the Russian Federation. The Federation Council shall consider the possibility of using the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation outside the country’s territory after the receipt of the request made by the president of Russia, containing the rationale for his proposal. The chairman of the Federation Council sends this request to the Federation Council Committee on Defense and Security and to the Federation Council Committee on Foreign Affairs to prepare reports. The Federation Council is considering the possibility of using the Armed Forces outside the territory of the Russian Federation at the next sitting of the House after the Federation Council receives the president’s request. The President and Prime Minister of Russia are both invited to attend the meeting. The meeting begins with a presentation by the President of the Russian Federation or on behalf of the presidential representative in the Federation Council of the Russian Federation, followed by the reports of the Federation Council Committee on Defense and Security and the Federation Council Committee on Foreign Affairs. The decision on the possibility of using the Armed Forces outside the Russian Federation shall be adopted by a majority vote of all members of the Federation Council and the Federation Council issues a resolution. This document shall be sent to the President of the Russian Federation within two days since its adoption. Voice of Russia, RIA, AFP, TASS