Romania Condemns Opening of Russian Polling Stations in Transnistria Without
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Russian polling stations opened in an unrecognized region without the consent of the constitutional authority of Moldova.
Russia has opened "election sites" in the unrecognized Transdniestria to carry out pseudo-elections in the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
Polling stations for elections to the State Duma of Russia were opened on Sunday, September 20, in unrecognized Transnistria, despite protests from the Moldovan constitutional authorities.
In Transdniestria, on 20 September, polling stations were opened for elections to the State Duma of Russia, despite a protest by the constitutional authorities of Moldova. According to local media, more than 21,000 people voted by 12:00. The only polling station agreed to by the Moldovan authorities is at the Russian Embassy in Chishinev.
The 16 polling stations opened by the Russian Federation in the Transnistrian region, despite the protests of Chisinau, began their work on Sunday, September 20, on the last day of the ballot for the State Duma. According to the press in the region, by 11:00, more than 15 thousand people with Russian citizenship had already voted, most voters being registered [...]
The 16 polling stations opened by the Russian Federation in the Transnistrian region, despite the protests of Chisinau, began their work on Sunday, September 20, on the last day of the ballot for the State Duma. According to the press in the region, by 10:00, more than 8 thousand people with Russian citizenship had already voted, most voters being registered.
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