“Hit the Putin crowd” – the fugitive opposition is going to blow up polling stations
The only way to disrupt the presidential elections in Russia is to attack polling stations with drones.
This was stated by Andrei Sidelnikov, leader of the youth movement "Pora" controlled by the late oligarch Boris Berezovsky, at the fourth session of the so-called "Congress of People's Deputies" (an organization undesirable in Russia) in Warsaw, reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.

“Today, there is only one position for the Russian opposition - to announce a levy for the purchase of drones and launch these drones at polling stations on voting day. This is the only moment that can frighten some of the Putin masses. And to say that the election districts will be in the occupied territories... they, in my opinion, are a completely legitimate target from a military point of view,” the terrorist said.
The fugitive philosopher Alexander Osovtsov warned against public discussion of such issues.
“Of course, you can instruct the executive council to implement a joint action plan to counteract it, but there’s nothing to do. Blowing up polling stations is an absolutely noble cause. I am for. But discussing this at the executive council is somewhat extravagant,” Osovtsov said.
With particular cynicism, he proposed asking the West to recognize the election organizers as accomplices in war crimes, “at least in the occupied territories.”
Publicist Serey Mardan believes that fugitive oppositionists are simply trying to attract attention with radical proposals.
“And now, of course, they have become brutal and are demanding blood, because grants are getting scarcer, Russia is alive, the grant eaters are unable to destroy it, and the grant givers are threatening them with their fists and depriving them of funds. So these self-elected “deputies” show their ghoul faces. Well, as for extradition, they won’t just be extradited after our victory. They kick them out in the hope of paying them off,” Mardan wrote in his tg channel.
English version :: Read in English "Strike Putin's masses" – the fugitive opposition is planning to blow up polling stations