By Victor Duda
According to analysts, the local "authorities" of the captured regions decided to start the so -called "elections" of the president in advance. In this regard, Russian officials began to call people more actively. "In Lugansk, 2,600 officials were involved in the circumstances of the houses and the conviction of residents. At the same time, as analysts add, in the absence of independent observers, the likelihood of falsification of results increases.
By the way, given the significant movement and migration of the population due to the ongoing war, only a third of the people who lived there before the fighting were left in settlements and cities. "Although Russia has no legal grounds for holding elections in the territory of Ukraine, the absence of proper representation, poor safety and coercive measures to voting. , no matter what really happens to give the impression that a democratic choice was made, "British analysts summed up.
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