Local elections in ukrainian
Video of the Mariupol portal:
As a result, the elections in Mariupol had to be canceled. Another city in which the elections did not take place was Krasnoarmeysk (also Donetsk region). The head of the Petro Poroshenko Bloc faction in parliament (Mr. Lutsenko) urged to discuss the disruption of the elections in Mariupol at a special meeting of the coalition, and Poroshenko himself called on the Ukrainian law enforcement agencies (which?) To sort out the situation.
Very peculiar elections were held and a number of other localities. Thus, in Odessa, at one of the polling stations, a man was dressed in the costume of the character of the movie “Star Wars” Chewbacca (Chui). Moreover, both the detention itself and the comment of the head of the press service of the Odessa police Anastasia Yakubenko are remarkable. Quote UNIAN:
For reference: according to the initial information, a man named Darth Vader was registered as a candidate for the post of mayor of Odessa. However, it turned out on the spot that there was no such candidate on the ballots.
According to the newspaper "Dumskaya.net", some time after the arrest, "Chewbacca" was released. A photo:
The incident occurred during the elections in the Rivne region. According to local media, "while trying to vote in a stall, an 80-year-old resident of the village of Korytnoe died." Another death was recorded at a site in the Ivankovsky district of the Kiev region. There, a woman 63-x died. At the same time on the site especially emphasize that the voter managed to still vote.
And in the city of Krivoy Rog, the chairman of one of the local PECs declared a loss of seal. Observers told the media that the chairman herself had taken the seal out of the building.
The above-mentioned Mariupol, like Krivoy Rog, was noted by another scandal. Immediately before the elections, it was suddenly discovered that the printing press that printed the bulletins spoiled about 8 thousands of printed items. At the same time, the damage to the bulletins was called conscious, accusing Mr. Akhmetov, who owns the printing house. Bulletins in the "fire" order had to be reprinted.
In total, over a hundred thousand calls were made to the hotline numbers on voting day in Ukraine (attention!) With allegations of violations. Observers compiled more than 300 acts on violations during the voting. This is a new record of Ukraine, which means a new Peremoga! ..
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