Russian commanders use the names of fallen servicemen to rig elections – "ATESH"
Kyiv • UNN
ATESH stated that Russian commanders in the occupied Zaporizhzhia region are casting ballots on behalf of fallen servicemen. The goal is to secure votes for "United Russia."
The command of Russian troops in the occupied part of Zaporizhzhia region is allegedly using the names of deceased servicemen to vote in elections to the Russian State Duma. This was reported by the "ATESH" partisan movement, citing its agents, UNN writes.
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According to the movement, the 291st Motor Rifle Regiment received an unofficial order to ensure a specified number of votes for "United Russia." However, due to significant losses in the actual personnel strength, there are allegedly not enough personnel to meet the established target.
Ballots are being filled out for "dead souls"
"ATESH" claims that the regiment headquarters is deliberately delaying the processing of documents concerning the deaths and disappearances of servicemen. Their names are then used to fill out ballots, which are submitted in Melitopol, Berdiansk, and Tokmak.
The movement named three Russian servicemen who, according to its information, have already been killed but continue to be listed in documents and allegedly "vote": reconnaissance officer, private Zamir Kazarov; tank commander, senior sergeant Valentyn Aleksandrov; and rifleman, corporal Valerii Karpenko.
"ATESH" also claims that similar practices may be used in other Russian units to simultaneously conceal actual losses and meet the established targets for support of the authorities.
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