"A Separate State with Combat Detachments": MP Reveals Migrants' Actions

State Duma deputy Mikhail Matveyev stated that it can be said that migrants are creating a parallel state in Russia with their own combat units that receive training in underground and legal fighting clubs.

The parliamentarian noted in an interview with the News.ru portal that a survey by the Federal Agency for Nationalities Affairs showed that half or more than half of migrants "do not intend to comply with Russian laws and want to live according to their own ethnic and religious principles."

“This is very dangerous,” Matveyev emphasized.

The deputy pointed out that, in essence, we are dealing with a parallel state, which is already forming combat units.

Matveyev added that a fairly serious extremist threat comes from the migrant environment, which is openly warned about by representatives of the Russian special services. He also noted that a fairly large network of fight clubs for migrants, both illegal and legal, poses a danger.

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