Russians prepare for presidential 'elections' in occupation: Propagandists active
Russians prepare for presidential "elections" in occupation (photo: Getty Images)
In preparation for the March presidential elections in Russia, Russian terrorists have begun bringing propagandists to the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, reports the Mayor of Melitopol Ivan Fedorov.
To curry favor with dictator Vladimir Putin, the occupiers began preparations for illegal presidential elections in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. In particular:
- eight buses of election officials were brought to Melitopol and settled in ceased premises;
- they hold meetings in the district state administration building, jamming the communications so that no one can overhear criminal secrets;
- according to residents, the Russians brought in propagandists who are to spread lies about the dictator and the "Russian peace" in the occupied communities.
"However, our people know the truth for sure, and they see the 'Russian peace' - poverty, terror, and unfreedom - with their own eyes," Fedorov added.
Presidential elections in Russia
On December 8, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced his intention to run for re-election for the fifth time, having made a promise to the speaker of the so-called "DPR parliament."
As Reuters previously reported, a repeat "victory" in the election will allow the dictator to remain in power until at least 2030. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has already stated that the dictator will be re-elected for another term with more than 90% of the vote.
According to the decision of the Russian CEC, the presidential election in Russia will last three days for the first time - from March 15 to 17. In particular, terrorists plan to hold so-called "elections" in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
