Rashists began to brief secret falsifiers of Putin’s elections at the VGD.

The Russians continue to prepare for the so-called “Russian presidential elections,” scheduled for March 2024, and have begun training “observers.”

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This was reported today, January 13, on the website of the Center for National Resistance.

A country where power has never changed through elections is trying to convince that it supposedly has a developed society. To do this, the Russians are imitating “elections” in order to demonstrate the people’s support for the Kremlin’s Nazi policy, and therefore to bind everyone with “collective responsibility,” the CNS emphasizes.

It is noted that in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, racists with the help of “elections” are also trying to achieve another goal – supposedly legalizing the occupation by demonstrating a “high turnout.”

Of course, the local population will ignore the “elections”, just as they previously ignored the “referendum” and “local elections”. However, the Russians are already preparing to falsify this process, the CNS notes.

It is noted that to achieve this goal, Rashists resort to the following measures:

• elections will be spread over several days and will allow voting at the place of residence to explain the absence of people at the polling stations;
• The Kremlin has already started preparing “observers” – the TOT is already creating lists of collaborators ready to fulfill this role. Their names are classified, but it is known that their instructions on how to help falsify their appearance have already begun.

All these people will be de-anonymized and will be held accountable for crimes against the Ukrainian people,” the CNS notes.

Source: Racurs

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