Zyuganov is afraid that his electorate will not return from the gardens in time for the elections
Voters of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation are now stocking up for the winter in their gardens, so they may not come to their polling stations on September 18. The leader of Russian communists Gennady Zyuganov stated this today at a press conference in Moscow.
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“It is very important to reach voters directly, because many of our voters will not yet return from their dachas and gardens in September. They are preparing themselves for a more or less bearable winter. Therefore, we actively invite everyone to take part in the elections,” Zyuganov said.
He also said that he could solve the problem with Ukraine if he were in power.
“We slept through the emergence of Bandera nationalists there, and now we are offended by the sabotage in Crimea and the shooting of Donbass. We must show will and character. There are quite enough levers. We each have the opportunity to influence our loved ones, friends, and acquaintances. This line needs to be followed, but I don’t see it, starting from the embassy and ending with the departments,” Zyuganov said.
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