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Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

Obviously when such massive number of people are being mobilized (reports range from 300,000 to 1,000,000 reserve soldiers being called up), there will be widespread protests. But they are not at a level where the authorities will be concerned. In general, it looks as if a majority of those who are called up are reporting to the enlistment centers. And this is the reason why the Russian government is not making any attempts to stop people from fleeing across the border to Kazakhstan, Georgia, Finland and Turkey.

Are you from, or living in Russia? I truly want to know how "widespread" the protests against the mobilisation are, and if there's truly an anti-war "feeling" among ordinary people and plebs like you and me. It's also important to know if it's growing, or if it's just propaganda spreading in the internet.

Youtube, twitter and google help you!
As reality has shown, the population in Russia is divided into 3 camps:
1. "Heroic" cowards, who yelled "kill Ukrainians" in front of the TV, cowardly flee to Georgia, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Turkey. By the way - if you have acquaintances in Turkey - specify how many "Russian heroes" are hiding in their hotels now? A friend works in the hotel business, she says it arrived in a week as a good one for the whole season. Patrites, heroes in Russian

2. Sheep. These are the ones who, having received a summons, went to buy their own ammunition, pads, tampons, electrical tape, and went to be slaughtered, as Putin ordered. Their relatives see them off, applauding, sending them to the slaughter. Also sheep. Apparently, there is nothing valuable in their life, since they go to their death so easily, at 20-30-40-50 years old ...

3. Normal people - residents of Ichkeria, Dagestan and several other republics where human life is the most precious thing! Also, they do not want to be involved in terrorism for the sake of implementing Putin's complexes. In Ichkeria and Dagestan, mobilization has already been officially canceled - they are protected, and only residents of central Russia go to die - they are not sorry

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Quote from: Sithara007 on September 27, 2022, 09:40:21 PM

Quote from: cryptomaxsun on September 27, 2022, 01:00:19 PM

Kuban will become Ukrainian territory in no more than 3 years.
It would be foolish and naïve to doubt it. Grin

Yeah.. sure.. Ukrainian population has decreased from approx. 52 million in 1992 to around 35 million as of now. They have already lost more than 20% of the territory from the pre-1992 borders till now and are on course to lose even more. And still dreaming about conquering the Kuban region. Forget about Kuban becoming Ukrainian territory in 3 years. It will be "foolish and naïve" to think that Ukraine will even exist by 2025. Winter warfare will obviously give an advantage to Russia, but I don't want to predict much at this point.

You hear, you are a stupid fascist, Ukraine will be, do not doubt it, and the Kuban will be Ukrainian territory, but you will no longer be, you are on the black list. Grin

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 28, 2022, 05:17:43 AM

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For be.open, and all the people who are currently living inside Russia.

Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

There are no mass protests in my small town in the Urals. Every day a new bus leaves the city with mobilized 10-15 people. Based on the dynamics of mobilization, I can assume that much more will be mobilized than the 300 thousand people announced by Putin.

What about in the big cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg, and what about in the news, and what's mood of the news? Plus I will not ask what's your personal opinion about the mobilisation, but what are your neighbors' or your friends' opinions on the mobilisation? Are they in a "patriotic mood" and support the possbility of an expansion of the war, or are they cycnical and in doubt?

OR, if majority of the people are in protest, will it matter?

Two of my friend's acquaintances emigrated after the announcement of mobilization - one to Georgia, the other to Kazakhstan. I think this is the only reasonable protest option for the people of Russia, voting with their feet.

Basically, the protests are not against the fact of mobilization, but against the mess in its implementation, which is also enough. By the way, these protests are quite effective, if it turns out that the mobilized is more useful in the rear, they leave him alone. The mobilized themselves, I think, are not happy. Adults are pulled out of normal life and sent to the war zone, where they may have to spend the winter in the field. Basically, people buy themselves a first-aid kit and warm clothes, not really relying on army supplies.

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 28, 2022, 12:13:31 AM

Quote from: Sithara007 on September 27, 2022, 09:49:35 AM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 27, 2022, 05:45:22 AM

Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

Obviously when such massive number of people are being mobilized (reports range from 300,000 to 1,000,000 reserve soldiers being called up), there will be widespread protests. But they are not at a level where the authorities will be concerned. In general, it looks as if a majority of those who are called up are reporting to the enlistment centers. And this is the reason why the Russian government is not making any attempts to stop people from fleeing across the border to Kazakhstan, Georgia, Finland and Turkey.

Are you from, or living in Russia? I truly want to know how "widespread" the protests against the mobilisation are, and if there's truly an anti-war "feeling" among ordinary people and plebs like you and me. It's also important to know if it's growing, or if it's just propaganda spreading in the internet.

Regardless of what basically every human being wants peace in his heart,
so I don't think all Russians want war and maybe this is purely the wish of their president,
anyway still need more information about it

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 27, 2022, 05:45:22 AM

For be.open, and all the people who are currently living inside Russia.

Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

There are no mass protests in my small town in the Urals. Every day a new bus leaves the city with mobilized 10-15 people. Based on the dynamics of mobilization, I can assume that much more will be mobilized than the 300 thousand people announced by Putin.

What about in the big cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg, and what about in the news, and what's mood of the news? Plus I will not ask what's your personal opinion about the mobilisation, but what are your neighbors' or your friends' opinions on the mobilisation? Are they in a "patriotic mood" and support the possbility of an expansion of the war, or are they cycnical and in doubt?

OR, if majority of the people are in protest, will it matter?

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In fact, holding such fake referendums by Russia only plays into the hands of Ukraine. And other countries, such as China. Russia has created a precedent that everyone will now refer to when acting on the territories of Russia. For example, Ukraine thus "legally" in relation to Russia can regain the Kuban, Taganrog and other Ukrainian regions stolen by Russia in the 20th century. China - the primordially Chinese fastened regions of the Trans-Urals ... Then it will be useless for the Russians to squeal, the answer will be simple - come on, it's honest, you YOURSELF ACKNOWLEDGED IT

The precedent was in Kosovo. Then Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. Within a week, I think the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions will also become part of Russia. Your fantasies about the Kuban and Taganrog are empty and groundless.

Yes ?

And tell me - Kosovo became part of the United States? Germany? Here are all the Russians - a lie as the meaning of life, to lie primitively and always, to replace the essence and LIE. Let me remind you once again - it works among Russians, but not among adequate people

Kosovo left Yugoslavia and became an independent state. But it did not enter the territory of Serbia and by military means, violating the law, it was captured! Montenegro, for example, did not enter Kosovo either and did not capture it, introducing it into its composition with an illegitimate fake pseudo-referendum. Do you feel the difference? I'm sure - you know, but you are habitually lying, habitually trying to justify the crimes of rashism. Nothing, it won't last long

As a result of the referendum, Kosovo gained independence, using the right of the nation to self-determination, which is one of the clauses of the UN Charter.

In the same UN Charter there is another clause aimed at protecting the territorial integrity of any state. These two points at times and places directly contradict each other. Life, too, is sometimes contradictory, as is this legal conflict.

Unsuccessful attempt at manipulation mixed with lies

1. There was an INTERNAL conflict in Yugoslavia, despite the fact that Yugoslavia was indeed a federal republic, and consisted of several independent but united subjects. The Constitution of Yugoslavia did not restrict, although it did not approve, the process of secession from the Federation.
2. Based on the results, the Independent Subject of the Federation became fully independent.
3. In Ukraine, the conflict in the Crimea and in the eastern regions was the result of the invasion of Russian terrorist troops, which was confirmed even by Putin himself. Before that, it’s true, out of habit, he lied for a long time, but this is Russia!

4. Ukraine is a UNITARY state.
5. The ongoing fake elections in the occupied cities of Ukraine, by Russian invaders, are contrary to any norms.

By the way, I posted a video about how the "counting of votes" takes place in these fake elections, check out the comments in 3 languages

https://youtu.be/aR7Uaw4Gq5I

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 27, 2022, 05:45:22 AM

For be.open, and all the people who are currently living inside Russia.

Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

There are no mass protests in my small town in the Urals. Every day a new bus leaves the city with mobilized 10-15 people. Based on the dynamics of mobilization, I can assume that much more will be mobilized than the 300 thousand people announced by Putin.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on September 27, 2022, 09:49:35 AM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 27, 2022, 05:45:22 AM

Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

Obviously when such massive number of people are being mobilized (reports range from 300,000 to 1,000,000 reserve soldiers being called up), there will be widespread protests. But they are not at a level where the authorities will be concerned. In general, it looks as if a majority of those who are called up are reporting to the enlistment centers. And this is the reason why the Russian government is not making any attempts to stop people from fleeing across the border to Kazakhstan, Georgia, Finland and Turkey.

Are you from, or living in Russia? I truly want to know how "widespread" the protests against the mobilisation are, and if there's truly an anti-war "feeling" among ordinary people and plebs like you and me. It's also important to know if it's growing, or if it's just propaganda spreading in the internet.

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Quote from: cryptomaxsun on September 27, 2022, 01:00:19 PM

Kuban will become Ukrainian territory in no more than 3 years.
It would be foolish and naïve to doubt it. Grin

Yeah.. sure.. Ukrainian population has decreased from approx. 52 million in 1992 to around 35 million as of now. They have already lost more than 20% of the territory from the pre-1992 borders till now and are on course to lose even more. And still dreaming about conquering the Kuban region. Forget about Kuban becoming Ukrainian territory in 3 years. It will be "foolish and naïve" to think that Ukraine will even exist by 2025. Winter warfare will obviously give an advantage to Russia, but I don't want to predict much at this point.

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Quote from: be.open on September 25, 2022, 02:36:33 PM

The precedent was in Kosovo. Then Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. Within a week, I think the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions will also become part of Russia. Your fantasies about the Kuban and Taganrog are empty and groundless.

Kuban will become Ukrainian territory in no more than 3 years.
It would be foolish and naive to doubt it. Grin

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 27, 2022, 05:45:22 AM

Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

Obviously when such massive number of people are being mobilized (reports range from 300,000 to 1,000,000 reserve soldiers being called up), there will be widespread protests. But they are not at a level where the authorities will be concerned. In general, it looks as if a majority of those who are called up are reporting to the enlistment centers. And this is the reason why the Russian government is not making any attempts to stop people from fleeing across the border to Kazakhstan, Georgia, Finland and Turkey.

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Impressive photo from protest in Russia against mobilisation. The victory of Ukraine will give a chance for democratic future of Russia as well. That’s why my Russian colleagues who suffered from putin’s regime for years told me: “If you want to help us, please, be successful”.

https://twitter.com/avalaina/status/1574128907300708352

Is the protests against the Russian government's decision for mobilisation true? Is it growing in support? Or is it merely another form of propaganda for the people outside of Russia to believe that something "important" is actually happening?

I can see just one person in the picture, with any protests in the background. Plus she looks "too beautiful" with make up?

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ukraine has gained so much sympathy of the world esp the EU and USA
Now - EU is in trouble and so is USA - and so is the whole world suffering with inflation
Thank you EU, USA, Russia and Ukraine for creating all the mess in the world

I'll be honest - you have a strange logic. What is the fault of the crisis, the EU and the US? And even more so Ukraine?
Tell me - if you put your hand in a pot of bubbling boiling water - will they be guilty: suppliers of water, electricity / gas, doctors who will save your scalded hand? According to your logic, it is. The objective reality is that RUSSIA unleashed a terrorist war against Ukraine, before that it did economic terrorist attacks against the EU (gas shutdowns the winter before last - forgot?). And only Russia, the country of a terrorist, you can "thank" for what followed after the war she started in Europe.

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Quote from: be.open on September 26, 2022, 03:29:21 AM

As a result of the referendum, Kosovo gained independence, using the right of the nation to self-determination, which is one of the clauses of the UN Charter.

In the same UN Charter there is another clause aimed at protecting the territorial integrity of any state. These two points at times and places directly contradict each other. Life, too, is sometimes contradictory, as is this legal conflict.

After the announcement in Russia of mobilization for the war in Ukraine, almost everyone was outraged by this decision. Because the war from the TV screen began to enter the homes of every Russian. The peoples and nationalities of the Caucasus and the Far East are especially outraged by this, where the coffins from Ukraine came most of all. The tactics of the Russians are becoming obvious - to send more to the war and exterminate the indigenous peoples that are part of the Russian Federation, so that later it would be easy to suppress discontent there. Therefore, mass protests and disobedience are already taking place in Degestan, and Yakutia is rising behind it. I am sure that this will also happen in most other nationalities of the Russian Federation, who will demand independence.
How, in this case, will Russia recognize their right to self-determination, or will it only recognize this in neighboring states, in its own will it pour blood on the dissatisfied?

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Quote from: DrBeer on September 25, 2022, 02:54:36 PM

Quote from: be.open on September 25, 2022, 02:36:33 PM

Quote from: DrBeer on September 25, 2022, 08:07:22 AM

In fact, holding such fake referendums by Russia only plays into the hands of Ukraine. And other countries, such as China. Russia has created a precedent that everyone will now refer to when acting on the territories of Russia. For example, Ukraine thus "legally" in relation to Russia can regain the Kuban, Taganrog and other Ukrainian regions stolen by Russia in the 20th century. China - the primordially Chinese fastened regions of the Trans-Urals ... Then it will be useless for the Russians to squeal, the answer will be simple - come on, it's honest, you YOURSELF ACKNOWLEDGED IT

The precedent was in Kosovo. Then Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. Within a week, I think the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions will also become part of Russia. Your fantasies about the Kuban and Taganrog are empty and groundless.

Yes ?

And tell me - Kosovo became part of the United States? Germany? Here are all the Russians - a lie as the meaning of life, to lie primitively and always, to replace the essence and LIE. Let me remind you once again - it works among Russians, but not among adequate people

Kosovo left Yugoslavia and became an independent state. But it did not enter the territory of Serbia and by military means, violating the law, it was captured! Montenegro, for example, did not enter Kosovo either and did not capture it, introducing it into its composition with an illegitimate fake pseudo-referendum. Do you feel the difference? I'm sure - you know, but you are habitually lying, habitually trying to justify the crimes of rashism. Nothing, it won't last long

As a result of the referendum, Kosovo gained independence, using the right of the nation to self-determination, which is one of the clauses of the UN Charter.

In the same UN Charter there is another clause aimed at protecting the territorial integrity of any state. These two points at times and places directly contradict each other. Life, too, is sometimes contradictory, as is this legal conflict.

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Quote from: DrBeer on September 25, 2022, 02:54:36 PM

Quote from: be.open on September 25, 2022, 02:36:33 PM

Quote from: DrBeer on September 25, 2022, 08:07:22 AM

In fact, holding such fake referendums by Russia only plays into the hands of Ukraine. And other countries, such as China. Russia has created a precedent that everyone will now refer to when acting on the territories of Russia. For example, Ukraine thus "legally" in relation to Russia can regain the Kuban, Taganrog and other Ukrainian regions stolen by Russia in the 20th century. China - the primordially Chinese fastened regions of the Trans-Urals ... Then it will be useless for the Russians to squeal, the answer will be simple - come on, it's honest, you YOURSELF ACKNOWLEDGED IT

The precedent was in Kosovo. Then Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. Within a week, I think the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions will also become part of Russia. Your fantasies about the Kuban and Taganrog are empty and groundless.

Yes ?

And tell me - Kosovo became part of the United States? Germany? Here are all the Russians - a lie as the meaning of life, to lie primitively and always, to replace the essence and LIE. Let me remind you once again - it works among Russians, but not among adequate people

Kosovo left Yugoslavia and became an independent state. But it did not enter the territory of Serbia and by military means, violating the law, it was captured! Montenegro, for example, did not enter Kosovo either and did not capture it, introducing it into its composition with an illegitimate fake pseudo-referendum. Do you feel the difference? I'm sure - you know, but you are habitually lying, habitually trying to justify the crimes of rashism. Nothing, it won't last long

More people there actually prefers to be part of Russia.
But anyway as fake as you may say. The referendum is for these region to be part of Russia. It doesn't matter if Ukraine or anyone else will not recognize them as long as Russia recognize it. Thus attacking these regions once again by Ukrainians using the weapons supplied by Germans or US will make it an attack to Russia.

And with that, they have every right to respond.

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Quote from: DrBeer on September 24, 2022, 03:58:22 AM

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Russia is getting pushed back right now in Ukraine, there is no way that Russia can still conquer the whole of Ukraine. The chance to win the war outright is over, Western countries send too many weapons into Ukraine. At the moment it looks like a stalemate, Ukraine can't liberate all the teritority, and Russia can't conquer all. Eventually the two countries will have to start with peace negotiations. And Russia can't be the world dominant superpower if they are struggling in Ukraine so much. The only two superpowers in the near future will be USA and China. The dilemma Russia faces is that their equipment is much older than the one Ukraine is using. The average Ukrainian soldier is better equipped than its Russian counterpart and the new mobilisation is not going to help with that. On top of that are the sanctions from Western countries that hinders Russia to use state of the art technology. I don't think it's realistic to look at Russia as the next dominant super power.

Ukraine over the past month has liberated vast territories from Nazi terrorists. Solats of the Russian army die in huge numbers or cowardly run away from their positions, throwing weapons, ammunition, some even lose their anal plugs

)) The latter is not a joke, there are very cool photos from one base organized by Russian troops who left it in a hurry, google , understand what I mean!

Well, to visualize reality - below is an interactive map of military operations, with the ability to watch the situation at the front in dynamics. Updated data is updated every day. Look at the dynamics of the liberation, and it will become clear to you why a huge number of future corpses have begun to be mobilized in Russia now

https://deepstatemap.live/#6/49.438/32.053

ukraine has gained so much sympathy of the world esp the EU and USA
Now - EU is in trouble and so is USA - and so is the whole world suffering with inflation
Thank you EU, USA, Russia and Ukraine for creating all the mess in the world

I think that form of sympathy has been there since the beginning where when the war happened,
Currently, inflation is indeed a global issue because almost the whole world is experiencing inflation.
this is not easy and hopefully we can all get through this

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Quote from: be.open on September 25, 2022, 02:36:33 PM

Quote from: DrBeer on September 25, 2022, 08:07:22 AM

In fact, holding such fake referendums by Russia only plays into the hands of Ukraine. And other countries, such as China. Russia has created a precedent that everyone will now refer to when acting on the territories of Russia. For example, Ukraine thus "legally" in relation to Russia can regain the Kuban, Taganrog and other Ukrainian regions stolen by Russia in the 20th century. China - the primordially Chinese fastened regions of the Trans-Urals ... Then it will be useless for the Russians to squeal, the answer will be simple - come on, it's honest, you YOURSELF ACKNOWLEDGED IT

The precedent was in Kosovo. Then Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. Within a week, I think the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions will also become part of Russia. Your fantasies about the Kuban and Taganrog are empty and groundless.

Yes ?

And tell me - Kosovo became part of the United States? Germany? Here are all the Russians - a lie as the meaning of life, to lie primitively and always, to replace the essence and LIE. Let me remind you once again - it works among Russians, but not among adequate people

Kosovo left Yugoslavia and became an independent state. But it did not enter the territory of Serbia and by military means, violating the law, it was captured! Montenegro, for example, did not enter Kosovo either and did not capture it, introducing it into its composition with an illegitimate fake pseudo-referendum. Do you feel the difference? I'm sure - you know, but you are habitually lying, habitually trying to justify the crimes of rashism. Nothing, it won't last long

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Quote from: DrBeer on September 25, 2022, 08:07:22 AM

In fact, holding such fake referendums by Russia only plays into the hands of Ukraine. And other countries, such as China. Russia has created a precedent that everyone will now refer to when acting on the territories of Russia. For example, Ukraine thus "legally" in relation to Russia can regain the Kuban, Taganrog and other Ukrainian regions stolen by Russia in the 20th century. China - the primordially Chinese fastened regions of the Trans-Urals ... Then it will be useless for the Russians to squeal, the answer will be simple - come on, it's honest, you YOURSELF ACKNOWLEDGED IT

The precedent was in Kosovo. Then Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. Within a week, I think the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions will also become part of Russia. Your fantasies about the Kuban and Taganrog are empty and groundless.

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Quote from: Ozero on September 24, 2022, 01:43:25 PM

And the last. Do you consider as a referendum the order in which the so-called commissions, accompanied by armed military men, go around residential buildings, threaten to break down the doors if they do not open them and force them at gunpoint, without any observers and without secrecy of voting, to put a "tick" in the required box on the form who reproduced with the help of a photocopier without any signs of strict accountability and without tear-off coupons? And if there are no family members, then they are forced to vote for them? Moreover, the presence of a passport is not necessary, because "we already know you"? They even show on TV how Pushilin votes among some garages in the rain and without any ballot boxes? Here, everything that could be violated is defiantly violated. But Russia doesn't care about that either. They already have ready figures in excess of 90 percent that the population has voted in the right direction.

In fact, holding such fake referendums by Russia only plays into the hands of Ukraine. And other countries, such as China. Russia has created a precedent that everyone will now refer to when acting on the territories of Russia. For example, Ukraine thus "legally" in relation to Russia can regain the Kuban, Taganrog and other Ukrainian regions stolen by Russia in the 20th century. China - the primordially Chinese fastened regions of the Trans-Urals ... Then it will be useless for the Russians to squeal, the answer will be simple - come on, it's honest, you YOURSELF ACKNOWLEDGED IT

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