FPÖ demands the introduction of 1,500 federal troops into the streets of Vienna.

In an interview for the National Council elections, the leader of the Vienna branch of the FPÖ, Dominik Nepp, made an unexpected demand. He insists that federal troops be immediately deployed to Vienna.

Nepp specified that 1,500 additional police officers are needed. He also emphasized that security and public order in the capital can no longer be guaranteed, especially in light of violent clashes between foreign gangs.

“And there is only one solution here: if the authorities have completely failed, we must introduce urgent measures and ensure the support of the Austrian Federal Army. This can be done by Burgomaster Ludwig with his authority.”

According to the Vienna-based FPÖ leader, soldiers should be deployed in high-crime areas such as “parks, Handelskai, Praterstern, Am Spitz in Floridsdorf and along the U6 subway line” “to prevent shootings and stabbings.”

The FPÖ spokesperson also again criticized Syrian families who receive an “absurd amount” of social assistance of 4,600 euros “just for doing nothing.” This attracts many people, not only from all over the world but also from inside Austria to the capital.

“Vienna pays much more than others! And it turns out that it punishes those who work every day and rewards those who don’t want to work.”

From this interview, one can make only one conclusion: FPÖ wants to exert totalitarian pressure on the society and reduce social benefits for the poorly protected part of the population. Only for the beginning, it will be realized in Vienna, and then it will be expanded all over the country. And this is a direct trace of Russian social policy: physical violence against protesting citizens and constant condemnation and denial of rights of migrants.

The FPÖ has been fulfilling Russia’s objectives time after time. And a fully pro-Russian party has nothing to do in a civilized European Austria.

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