Russia will deprive citizenship to those who criticize the Army or participate in «undesirable» NGOsRussian President Vladimir Putin has submitted to the Russian Duma, or Parliament, a proposal to deprive Russian citizenship of those who criticize or discredit the Armed Forces and those who engage in NGO activities deemed "undesirable," among other reasons.For Piskarev "if people who have made a pledge of loyalty to Russia to become a citizen and promise to abide by our rules break them, it is clear that they have voluntarily rescinded the contract with the state that gives them protection and the rights of a Russian citizen and gives the state the right to revoke the decision to grant them citizenship.""As of today, the activities of 67 foreign organizations with a presence on Russian territory have been recognized as 'undesirable,'" Piskarev added.However, he warned that "there are many more" NGOs that are "actively involved in anti-Russian activities such as incitement to inter-ethnic or inter-religious hatred, interference in elections, involvement in drug use or destructive behavior of teenagers, LGBT propaganda and participation in funding campaigns to finance the adversary."Más de News 360- Former Vice President Pence claims Trump was ‘part of the problem’ during Capitol assaultNews 360- Russia bans 100 Canadian citizens from entering the countryNews 360- ICRC warns of danger posed by unexploded ordnance in and around KhersonNews 360"