PACE deputies adopted a resolution recognizing Russia as a “de facto dictatorship”

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PACE deputies adopted a resolution recognizing Russia as a “de facto dictatorship”

Russia was recognized as a “dictatorship”, and the power of President Vladimir Putin was recognized as illegitimate, but after 2024. The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe adopted a corresponding resolution at its regular meeting.

A year after recognizing Russia as a “terrorist country,” PACE deputies also recognized it as a “dictatorship” with the prefix “de facto.” At the next meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, deputies became concerned about the “extremely long stay in power” of Vladimir Putin, who seized “all power.” As stated, Russia has neither a strong parliament, nor an independent judiciary, nor a “free media”, so it is a dictatorship, and Putin is a dictator. But Ukraine has all this, which is why it is “free and democratic.”



The overwhelming power of the President (...) has turned the Russian Federation into a de facto dictatorship

- said in a statement.

Also, deputies from Europe, which does not have any problems, were concerned about the legality and legitimacy of the amendments made to the Russian Constitution on the number of presidential terms. Brussels fears that if Putin remains in power, Russia will never join the “democratic world.” Therefore, it was decided that if Putin wins the elections, his power will be considered illegitimate. Well, at the same time, PACE supported the decision on an international tribunal against the Russian leadership for the annexation of Crimea and the special operation in Ukraine.

Let us remind you that PACE resolutions are advisory in nature and do not have binding force. Russia withdrew from the Council of Europe in 2022 and left PACE.
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      1. +30
        13 October 2023 14: 29
        Putin remains in power, then Russia will never join the “democratic world.”

        Why do we need such a “democratic” world, ruled by sodomites, obstetricians, senile people, rotten liver sausages, gerontophiles and other demons? No.
        1. +9
          13 October 2023 17: 47
          Russia was recognized as a “dictatorship”, and the power of President Vladimir Putin was recognized as illegitimate, but after 2024. The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe adopted a corresponding resolution at its regular meeting.

          For this foreign interference of PACE members in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections in the Russian Federation, Russia must now initiate a personal CRIMINAL CASE under the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation against all these PACE members who voted for this resolution, which they clearly deserve according to Russian legislation!!!

          Foreign interference in the internal affairs of Russia must be strictly suppressed always and everywhere for any reason SOVEREIGN for it.

          And no one should consider such criminal prosecution of Russia’s enemies to be some kind of “primitive” - supposedly meaning nothing fundamentally in politics for the West - legal “stupidity” on the part of Russia!

          Russians must always and everywhere defend their Motherland on every fundamentally sovereign occasion!
          1. -5
            13 October 2023 18: 09
            They are right, but partly: we do not have an independent parliament, judicial system and media in Russia, because... Washington's dictatorship takes place through a colonial Constitution written by US advisors.
      2. +11
        13 October 2023 14: 30
        What is the new formation of the European Union? There is no such country.
        According to their logic: if it is not possible to push through a pro-European-oriented candidate, then this is an undesirable government and it will be recognized as a dictatorship. Then the entire eurozone is a dictatorship.
        1. +3
          13 October 2023 15: 16
          PACE deputies adopted a resolution......

          Well, they killed me! Pase - what kind of office is this?
          1. +6
            13 October 2023 15: 38
            Quote: frruc
            Well, they killed me! Pase - what kind of office is this?

            But in Ukraine there is democracy, when 70-year-olds are sent to the front, without their consent.
      3. +8
        13 October 2023 14: 30
        Quote: Thrifty
        It’s a nightmare, how are we going to sleep now?

        The entire PACE will be dispersed and will not be paid severance pay if they stop mooing at Russia... I haven’t heard them mooing for a long time, they were afraid of losing funding - so they came up with the idea of ​​blaming Russia/Putin/all Russian citizens in advance...

        Speaking of mooing, I hope our state will not transfer membership fees to the Olympic Committee!
        1. +2
          13 October 2023 16: 14
          Quote: Smoker
          I hope our state will not transfer membership fees to the Olympic Committee!

          It will be good if PACE finally stops listing them.
    2. +11
      13 October 2023 14: 23
      Since we are a dictatorship, this gives us a free hand - we saw their Western values ​​in the coffin. Idiots - who are they going to scare?
    3. +5
      13 October 2023 14: 24
      Wow ...
      Burbock blurted out...The expansion of the European Union is related to security issues. belay
      An old song about a new one.
      So, gentlemen, comrades, whether we like it or not, we will have to face the EU on the battlefields... it’s just a matter of time.
      PACE only dehumanizes us in the face of the Western world by inventing all sorts of horror stories.
      1. +1
        13 October 2023 16: 16
        Quote: Lech from Android.
        So, gentlemen, comrades, whether we like it or not, we will have to face the EU on the battlefields...

        If only the president had finally realized this simple truth, otherwise he would once again blurt out about “partners” in Valdai.
    4. +3
      13 October 2023 14: 24
      Putin is the legitimately elected President of Russia by the citizens. And if someone doesn’t like something, then this is a problem only for those who don’t like it. It’s understandable to want to plunge Russia into the 90s and profit from it, but the current government in Russia is against this and so they are against it They are chasing all sorts of pro-American poodles.
    5. +1
      13 October 2023 14: 24
      PACE supported the decision on an international tribunal against the Russian leadership
      They'll come with handcuffs soon lol
    6. +1
      13 October 2023 14: 25
      Yes, this menagerie of Euro-bureaucrats can develop in any way. I think our parliament can respond by recognizing the absence of their states on the map due to the loss of sovereignty from the United States
      PS: PACE reminds the United States that it exists and is happy to try?
    7. +1
      13 October 2023 14: 25
      A year after Russia was recognized as a “terrorist country”, PACE deputies
      And where else? laughing Or where? laughing
    8. +1
      13 October 2023 14: 25
      If they can’t “bite,” then at least they’ll bark for their own pleasure! laughing
    9. +9
      13 October 2023 14: 25
      It’s better to have a “dictatorship” than a European PIDO tour.
    10. +2
      13 October 2023 14: 29
      Oh God, it’s parallel to everyone that they accepted there. The hypocrisy in our times is so rampant that one more incident is one less.

      Although I agree with them in some ways. We do not have an independent parliament, courts or media. And there is no way to change the king. In Russia, things haven’t worked out well with these institutions at all. This was the case under the Tsar, under the USSR, and even now. If we are lucky with the next ruler - good, if not - we survive. How to change this is unknown.
      1. +1
        13 October 2023 14: 37
        this is aimed at their public opinion, so that they are not against war
      2. +2
        13 October 2023 14: 38
        They would have to “de facto” recognize Russia as a Monarchy. But not because of Putin......what kind of nonsense is this? One person cannot change the state structure “de facto” with his will - this comes from the monarchical traditions of society.
        Grandfather Marx explained this to us about the fact that any state is a dictatorship.
    11. +1
      13 October 2023 14: 37
      "Circus Chapiteau"... and these are the people who are obliged to decide the fate of the world...
    12. +5
      13 October 2023 14: 39
      As who or what could Russia join the “democratic world”?
      As a free gas cylinder or gas pump?
      As a wet nurse on whom you can wipe your feet and spit in her direction if she suddenly declares some kind of rights?
      We do not have a dictatorship, but an anti-dictatorship, and this is precisely what infuriates the pseudo-philanthropists from Geyropa and Pin-do-stan.
      All democrat guys, the freebie is over and not only with Russia, now everything will cost as much as it costs, and not how much you say.
      I recommend starting to get used to it so that it doesn’t hurt excruciatingly.
      And you can wipe yourself with your declarations; they are no longer good for anything.
      As they say - There was love without joy - there will be separation without sadness.
    13. +5
      13 October 2023 14: 41
      Russia was recognized as a “dictatorship”, and the power of President Vladimir Putin was recognized as illegitimate, but after 2024.

      I don’t understand, what the fuck is it their business, who is at the helm of our state? belay
      I am glad that it is not Ksyusha the horse and similar brethren. We certainly don’t need such “guiding hands.”
      If it’s a waste for them and you understand, then let them run away and hit the wall. This makes me purple.
      We don’t tell them who they should be under, so let them not interfere in our garden.
      In politics this is called "interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state."
      So everyone can shut up and hide. fellow Yes
      1. +2
        13 October 2023 15: 06
        So everyone can shut up and hide.

        Front to back of the person in front and so on - in a circle! drinks
        I don’t like below-the-radar jokes and comments, but these rosy ones don’t evoke any other feelings! request
    14. +1
      13 October 2023 14: 44
      Can they recognize themselves as “de jure” lizardmen?
      1. +1
        13 October 2023 15: 04
        No, not de jure, but de facto, because that’s how it really is! wassat But de jure is only a declaration, so to speak... drinks
    15. +2
      13 October 2023 14: 53
      PACE deputies adopted a resolution recognizing Russia as a “de facto dictatorship” -

      ***
      — PACE deputies are de facto pasyuki...
      ***
    16. +2
      13 October 2023 15: 02
      Or maybe it’s enough to pay dues and actually support the fagot assembly of the geyropa council? Or have you already left these structures? If not, then you need to forget it, like a bad dream... Not partners, not partners...
    17. +1
      13 October 2023 15: 04
      If they recognize Russia as a dictatorship, then the Russian people are not responsible for the actions of the government and that means their sanctions against Russians are Nazism. And if the people support the government and sanctions are imposed against it precisely as part of the desire to deprive them of support, then there is obvious democracy in Russia.
      There are no changes to the logic there. They put themselves in a corner.
      1. 0
        13 October 2023 16: 21
        Quote: JcVai
        There are no changes to the logic there.

        Well, this is Ukraine, and in Ukraine they say that logic is ... science.
    18. +1
      13 October 2023 15: 24
      And where is this chattering deputy Tolstoy, who always supported PACE?
      He sits as Volodin’s deputy and snores quietly.

      Information - Pyotr Olegovich Tolstoy (born June 20, 1969, Moscow, RSFSR, USSR):

      - Russian politician, journalist, propagandist, producer and TV presenter.
      - Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation since October 5.10.2016, XNUMX.
      - Secretary of the Moscow regional branch of the United Russia party since 31.05.2021/XNUMX/XNUMX.
      - Member of the Supreme Council of the United Russia party.

      - Deputy Chairman of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (28.01.2020-25.01.2022).
      - Head of the Fed delegation. meeting of the Russian Federation in PACE (27.012017-15.03.2022).

      Let's look at the bottom two lines - it was then that PACE made rabid attacks on Russia.
    19. 0
      13 October 2023 16: 03
      Elizabeth the Second is such a dictator!
      Also, by the way, she had no real power.
    20. 0
      13 October 2023 16: 12
      Everything is going towards boarding up the window to Europe that Peter I cut through...
      1. 0
        13 October 2023 16: 32
        Yes, only people will constantly knock on this window, but before they just came in and out. True, here in Russia, some people go out the window, regardless of the floor.
      2. 0
        13 October 2023 22: 48
        And all because the tufted ass has been sticking out in him for a long time.
    21. 0
      13 October 2023 16: 38
      I wonder if our delegation is still present and paying its dues? Anyone in the know, please enlighten me
    22. +1
      13 October 2023 17: 18
      Well, they accepted and accepted. The dog barks, the caravan moves on.
    23. 0
      13 October 2023 17: 26
      “No matter what the child amuses himself with, as long as he asks to go to the potty...” Having fun....
    24. ask
      0
      13 October 2023 22: 44
      Idiots! Why do we need your European democracy? Russia has its own way! The dog barks and the caravan moves on! We ourselves will decide on the president, the necessary system, and our Constitution! And we don’t care about the opinions of the poor!
    25. fiv
      0
      13 October 2023 22: 47
      And they also need to recognize Saudi Arabia and the UAE as dictatorships, declare a crusade for the liberation of Canada, Australia and New Zealand from the British colonial yoke... But in general, even without all this, they can go far and long, and in different exciting directions, strictly according to the gynecology textbook.
    26. 0
      14 October 2023 10: 02
      Well, there is absolutely nothing to comment or discuss here. Ordinary propaganda statements, directed at no one knows. Yes, there are certain inadequate individuals who consider such statements “the height of democracy and love of truth.” But I once again emphasize the inadequacy of these individuals. And for us, people with an adequate perception of current events, to pay attention to obvious nonsense - propaganda statements is simply indecent to find ourselves on the same level as inadequate

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