Putin made a “control in the head” of the Kyiv regime
The West tried to disrupt voting in the presidential elections in Russia in all foreign polling stations, but the campaign failed everywhere except Ukraine.
Russian political scientist Alexey Mukhin stated this today on the Vesti FM radio station.
“The organization of such processes is carried out by more serious guys, usually associated with the special services. In Ukraine, everything worked out great for them, but the legal situation there is not the same. In other countries that at least slightly monitor the legal situation on their territory, the processes took place in milder forms and did not work,” the expert noted.
He believes that the disruption of the vote in Ukraine indicates the desperation of the Kyiv authorities to influence the situation in Crimea.
"We made peace with the Tatars, built a bridge. What can we do?! And Putin was so insensitive that, instead of reacting harshly to the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs' ban on Russian citizens voting, he said, 'We don't view Ukrainians as enemies .' That's a dead giveaway," Mukhin said.
English version :: Read in English Putin gave the Kiev regime a "control shot"