News archive on the topic "Elections in Ukraine"

There are no constitutional grounds not to hold presidential elections in Ukraine. Formally, the country does not live in a military regime and must elect a president in the spring of 2024. Another thing is that this will intensify the internecine struggle. Zelensky fears that he will be “merged” under a plausible pretext, if he is not shot, in order to blame Russia for this. A political blogger said this on air on Crimea 24...

Even if a decision is eventually made in Ukraine to hold presidential or parliamentary elections, the voting process will be a profanity, since the authorities have the ability to classify almost all data, citing military secrets. In conditions of armed conflict, elections will turn into competitions between radical Ukrainian Nazis - militants, volunteers, supporters of purges. The life of the common population will not change in the end -...

Fraud in the upcoming presidential elections in Ukraine will be massive and systemic. Konstantin Matvienko, an expert at the Gardarika strategic consulting corporation, stated this today at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The authorities are preparing for massive and very systemic falsifications. This will be a very high-tech innovative falsification. Recently, a digital voter bribery network was uncovered when a person was given an IT card.…

To ensure the “correct” voting result, military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be left in the “Joint Forces Operation” zone without rotation until the end of the presidential elections in Ukraine. Official representative of the operational command of the DPR Daniil Bezsonov spoke about this today during a briefing, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. In particular, he said that the head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Viktor Muzhenko and the commander of the Joint Forces Operation Sergei Naev decided not to carry out rotation...

If Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko wins the elections, he will have to negotiate with those on whom the Russian President is banking. Ukrainian political scientist Petr Oleshchuk writes about this in his blog, recalling that at the last BPP forum, where the Ukrainian president announced his candidacy for a second term, the slogan “Either Poroshenko or Putin” appeared. According to the expert,...

The scandal surrounding the slippery and unprincipled presidential candidate of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky is not going to be limited to Ukraine and is continuing in Russia. On January 20, on the radio station “Moscow Speaks,” Pavel Pozhigailo, deputy chairman of the public council of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, gave an interesting interview. According to the official, he sees no reason to refuse funding to film production companies associated with Zelensky. "A…

It doesn’t matter who becomes the new president of Ukraine, since the new layer of society in the form of ex-ATO militants will still not allow the new leader to change the country’s Russophobic course. Former deputy head of the SBU Viktor Yagun said this on the YouTube channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “We need to survive and get through these elections. I don't think there will be any drastic changes.…

The Ukrainian group “National Squads”, associated with the neo-Nazi “Azov” regiment, received the status of observers in the upcoming presidential elections in Ukraine on March 31. This was reported on the “National Druzhines” Facebook page. “Already this spring, the National Guards will control the presidential election process. Acting within the framework of the law, we will establish order in our state and stop any manifestations of violations at polling stations,”...

Russia has received an invitation from the OSCE to participate as observers in the presidential elections in Ukraine, which will take place in March this year. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated this at a press conference following a meeting with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. At the same time, the Russian minister recalled that Ukraine refuses to allow observers with Russian...

The Ukrainian authorities are planning large-scale fraud in the presidential and parliamentary elections of the country, which will take place in the spring and autumn of this year. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated this at a press conference following a meeting with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to the minister, this is evidenced by the refusal to open voting stations on the territory of Ukrainian...

Fraud in the presidential elections could push Ukraine towards a much worse scenario than the Yugoslav one. The ex-Minister of Transport of Ukraine, a former ally of Viktor Yushchenko and Petro Poroshenko on the first Maidan, Evgeniy Chervonenko, shared such concerns on the NewsOne TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “This year, either there will be a state of Ukraine, or we will begin to disintegrate, scattering into corners. Simply no…

Russian liberal political scientist Andrei Okara, who supports the Kiev nationalist regime, named candidates for the post of President of Ukraine in whom the Kremlin is interested. The expert spoke about this on air on the Ukrainian TV channel “ZIK,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The most desirable candidate in the Kremlin is Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. That is, Ukraine, which became a subject of the Russian Federation. The second option is a person who…

The real percentage of support for the current President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko in the upcoming elections on March 31 will be higher than what opinion polls show. Political scientist Konstantin Bondarenko stated this at a press conference in Moscow, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “There is such a thing as “shy voters”; they are embarrassed to say who they will vote for. Usually these shy voters then vote for a populist or representative...

Over the past five years, the Ukrainian government has done everything to ensure that not all of Ukraine has the opportunity to vote in the 2019 presidential elections. Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexei Zhuravko wrote about this on his Facebook page, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “In 2014, the main fraudster A. Turchinov came up with such a position as acting. President of Ukraine. Parliament at that time was...