How Dead Russian Soldiers Still Manage to Vote in Kremlin-Run Elections
- Russian commanders in occupied southern Ukraine are allegedly using the identities of soldiers killed in action to fabricate votes for the Kremlin’s ruling United Russia party, according to the pro-Ukrainian ATESH partisan movement on September 11.
- The alleged scheme is tied to so-called early voting that began on August 29 in Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine ahead of Moscow’s State Duma elections.
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- Russian commanders in occupied southern Ukraine are allegedly using the identities of soldiers killed in action to fabricate votes for the Kremlin’s ruling United Russia party, according to the pro-Ukrainian ATESH partisan movement on September 11.
- The alleged scheme is tied to so-called early voting that began on August 29 in Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine ahead of Moscow’s State Duma elections.
- Your support keeps our team in the field.
Sources: United24media