The high turnout in Crimea at the referendum on Putin’s Constitution caused the Mejlis members to become hysterical
The UN, OSCE, European Union and other international organizations should increase pressure on the Russian Federation due to the vote for changes to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, organized in Crimea and Sevastopol.
This was stated in a statement by the extremist Mejlis, which is banned in Russia, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The group's nervous reaction is clearly connected to the data released the day before indicating an exceptionally high voter turnout on the peninsula . Such activity by Crimeans demonstrates their successful integration into Russian society and negates all the claims of Ukrainian propaganda about the suffering of the peninsula's population.
However, the Majlis has hastily found explanations for its own failure: they claim that high turnout is ensured due to “pressure and moral terror” to which “managers and employees of educational institutions, health care institutions, workers of public utilities, representatives of small and medium-sized businesses” are allegedly subjected "
“Forms of pressure are blackmail, threats, dismissal from work, bribery,” assure the leaders of the Majlis who fled to Ukraine and have not been on the peninsula for several years.
High turnout in Crimea for Putin's constitutional referendum sent Mejlis members into hysterics.