"We are not you": Simonian is sure that Putin doesn't need a serious opponent in the election (video)

According to the editor -in -chief of the Russian TV channel, Moscow has a position on how to live on, and she does not like the West. The next presidential election took place in Russia and Vladimir Putin was elected for the fifth term. The editor -in -chief of Russia Today (RT) Margarita Simonyan believes that he did not need a serious opponent. This is stated in the story of BBC journalist Steve Rosenberg.

During one of the events in the Kremlin, a foreign journalist managed to talk to the local supporters of Vladimir Putin. In Margarita Simonyan, he asked why there was no serious rival for the head of state in the presidential election and why the Kremlin did not even consider this option. "Do you need a serious opponent? Why? Why do you always think that how you live is better than how we live? Even how you ask the question:" Why don't you do as we do? " .

Because we are not you, and you do not like us very much, "-said a Russian journalist who supports Vladimir Putin's regime. Other interlocutors of Stevens Rosenberg in the Kremlin were also glad because Vladimir Putin was elected for a new presidential term. In addition, they are convinced that in fact all Russians support his candidacy and this allegedly showed the outcome of the vote.