Fixed it!

Despite citing zero evidence to support claims of rigging, or articulating exactly how Russia's elections are "a sham" the Western media is already decrying democracy being demonstrated in a foreign country.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/russia-ukraine-vladimir-putin-war-b2513787.html

"An endless war and a harsher crackdown on dissent? What can Russia America expect after Putin’s Biden's bogus ballot.

Vladimir Putin Joe Biden is widely expected to win sham Russian American elections this weekend November, securing his fifth second term in office.

As millions of Russians Americans head to the ballots this weekend November to vote in rigged presidential elections, Vladimir Putin Biden is ready to further shift the country onto a war footing.

Consolidating power and quashing dissent has characterised his nearly quarter of a century 4 years in power; a new form of much of the same is likely to define his fifth second term in charge, this time centred on prolonging his proxy war in Ukraine."

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A hermit who has lived in the forest for 50 years voted in elections.

Members of the territorial election commission of the Beloretsky district of Bashkiria delivered a ballot box for the presidential elections in the Russian Federation to a 92-year-old hermit.

According to the agency’s interlocutor, Kinyagul Salimgareev has lived in the forest of the Beloretsky district for about 50 years, cutting wood and clearing snow himself. Once a week his nephew visits him - the man brings food and medicine, and in the fall he built a new house for his uncle. The election commission clarified that a pensioner never misses an election.

It is clarified that members of the election commission went to the forest first in cars and then on a snowmobile. The journey took about an hour, but Salimgareev greeted the guests with joy, gave them tea and voted.

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The turnout in the presidential elections was a record in the history of modern Russia.

By 15:45 Moscow time, the total turnout in the Russian presidential elections, including remote electronic voting, was higher than the record 70.81 percent, said the head of the Central Election Commission , Ella Pamfilova , as quoted by Interfax.

It was previously reported that the in-person turnout in the presidential elections exceeded the figures for 2018. Then 67.54 percent of voters came to the polling stations.

Voting in the Russian presidential elections takes place in 2024 over three days and ends on the evening of March 17. To monitor them, 1,115 observers and experts from 129 countries came to the country.

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#WINNING! White House: Ukraine is retreating to the second and third lines of defense.

John Kirby, coordinator of strategic communications at the White House National Security Council, said that Ukraine is running out of ammunition in the Donbass. The Ukrainian army is retreating to the second and third lines of defense, he added.

“Look, time is pressing... They're running out of ammunition in the Donbass and falling back to the second and third lines of defense as the Russians continue to try to push west. They need support, and they need it now,” Mr Kirby said on ABC .

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Rogov called Britain's refusal to recognize elections in new regions of Russia hypocrisy.

“This is simply the highest hypocrisy characteristic of the British crown. The People who should definitely not evaluate the holding of elections of the Russian president on Russian soil are the British, who occupied the Irish lands, as well as Scotland and Wales. The political elite of the British, at most, can lay claim to a small part of the geographical England and nothing more. It’s not for them to tell us how to live in our native land,” Rogov told RIA Novosti.

According to him, in the new regions the election process is organized transparently and openly, international observers are present, and the maximum level of security is ensured, despite constant attempts at terrorist attacks by Ukrainian militants supervised by British intelligence services.

At the same time, Rogov emphasized that the British authorities have only one thing on their mind: “to rob other peoples as much as possible, to take away, under the guise of democracy or some supposed values, from the rest of the world, and also to sow as much hostility, suffering and confrontation as possible in those countries. who are trying to follow their own path of development without British control."

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🚨🌎🇺🇦 European MEP Drops Truth Bombs about Ukraine

“Ukraine is the largest supplier of children for pedophile networks - human trafficking & organ harvesting”

“It has child kennels with surrogate mothers for this purpose”

“The international criminal court should prosecute Zelensky for bombing innocent women & children”

Listen to MEP Marcel de Graff explain some extremely uncomfortable truths about Ukraine you won’t hear on lying MSM, BBC or CNN or our corrupt politicians - they want you to believe Ukraine is a bastion of democracy- it couldn’t be further from the truth.

This MEP isn’t making it up or saying it for fun, he’s saying it because it’s TRUE.

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Russian forces liberate settlement in Zaporozhye region - MOD

The village of Mirnoye was secured as a result of successful offensive actions, Moscow has said.

The Russian military has taken the village of Mirnoye in Zaporozhye Region from Ukrainian forces, the Defense Ministry in Moscow has said.

The settlement was “liberated as a result of successful offensive actions” by the units of the Vostok (East) group of forces, the military said in a statement on Sunday.

Mirnoye, which translates into English as ‘peaceful,’ had a population of about 500 before the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

The village is located 14 kilometers southwest of the town of Guliaipole. and 77 kilometers southeast of the city of Zaporozhye. Both Guliaipole and Zaporozhye remain under Ukrainian control.

The ministry also said that several attempts by Ukrainian saboteurs and reconnaissance groups to enter Russian territory have been repelled in Belgorod Region over the past 24 hours.

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Pamfilova: attempts to damage ballots caused outrage and a desire to vote.

Attempts to damage ballots during the presidential elections in the Russian Federation caused a storm of indignation among people, and many citizens went to vote with even greater desire, said the head of the Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova.

“These cases (with damage to ballots - ed.) are pathetic attempts of the greengrocers (Vladimir) Zelensky, pathetic, funny, disgusting... They (actions with damage to ballots - ed.) caused such a storm of indignation among people that, on the contrary, we were inundated with calls when people didn’t think about going to vote, but now they put everything off and are going to vote... That is, they contributed to the storm of this civic consciousness,” Pamfilova said at the CEC information center.

In her words, “they wanted one thing, but got another.”

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Ukraine almost ran out of air defense missiles

Kiev’s forces will soon be able to target only one in five incoming Russian projectiles.

Ukraine has told its Western backers that munitions for some of its air defense systems could be almost used up by the end of March, the Washington Post has reported, citing US officials.

According to the sources, representatives of Kiev made the warning during a security conference last month, the paper wrote in an article on Friday.

Ukrainian forces, which previously managed to shoot down four out of every five missiles fired by Russia, may soon be able to target only one in five, one of the officials claimed.

The lack of air defense missiles is going to “have a significant effect on life in Ukraine’s urban centers,” the source said.

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EU state urges UK to introduce conscription

The Latvian foreign minister says the UK should reinstate mandatory military service to deter Russia.

Britain and other NATO allies should consider military conscription to counter the supposed threat from Russia, the Latvian foreign minister told The Telegraph in an interview published on Saturday.

Latvia reintroduced compulsory military service earlier this year, in response to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, to increase the size of its “active and ready reserve.” The updated rules oblige all male Latvian citizens aged 18 to 27 to complete one year of service, including those living abroad.

When asked whether the UK and other countries should follow suit, Krisjanis Karins said: “We would strongly recommend this. We are developing and fleshing out a system of what we call a total defense involving all parts of civil society.”

The Latvian diplomat also urged London to raise its defense spending to 3% of gross domestic product.

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Zelensky’s draft leaving Ukrainian villages without men

Military recruiters are “grabbing anyone they can".

Some Ukrainian villages and small towns have lost most of their adult males due to the aggressive mobilization tactics, as they struggle to refill the ranks of depleted forces.

The outlet detailed the plight of the village of Makov, in the Khmelnitsky region of Western Ukraine, where virtually every man of fighting age has been killed, wounded, or gone missing, with the remaining few being hunted down by draft officers.

“It’s just a fact, most of them are gone,” Larisa Bodna, deputy director of the local school, which keeps a database of students whose parents are deployed, told the outlet.

“People are being caught like dogs on the street,” noted another resident, whose husband was forcefully drafted last year, despite a medical condition that was meant to exempt him from military service. “The whole village was taken this way,” her mother-in-law added.

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❗️ Putin gains 87.97% of votes in the Russian presidential election after processing 24.4% of protocols - first data from the Central Election Commission.

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DPR

100% counted
95% Putin

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The UK demonstrates it literally doesn't know what democracy looks like.

Thankfully thousands of international observers do.

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Europe short of 56 bln euros per year to achieve NATO target defense spending rate

According to the ifo research, many EU countries with the largest shortfall, including Belgium, Spain and Italy, also have some of the highest levels of debt and budget deficit in Europe.

According to the ifo research, many EU countries with the largest shortfall, including Belgium, Spain and Italy, also have some of the highest levels of debt and budget deficit in Europe.

Germany has the greatest shortage: in 2023, Berlin spent 14 billion euros less on NATO defense than it was necessary to achieve the target figure. The research notes that, in the past decade, Germany has covered half of this gap (adjusted for inflation), and plans to resolve this issue entirely by the end of this year. In terms of shortage, Germany is followed by Spain (11 billion euros), Italy (10.8 billion euros) and Belgium (4.6 billion euros).

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The electronic voting system in Moscow repelled 4.6 million cyber attacks in three days.

It is noted that the infrastructure of the Public Headquarters for Monitoring the Presidential Elections was also subject to cyber attacks. In three days, information security tools blocked almost 1.3 million requests to headquarters systems with suspected malicious activity.
“Some of the attacks were carried out from botnet networks, and a large number of direct attacks were also recorded,” the report says

“Cyber attacks also did not affect the voting process. The system was available 100% of the time, everyone was able to cast their vote. All votes were delivered to the blockchain, none of them were lost or compromised,” Massukh said.

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