
Chairman of the precinct election commission Elena Litvinenko died as a result of UAV strikes in the Kherson region
The chairman of the precinct election commission of the Aleshkinsky municipal district of the Kherson region, Elena Litvinenko, died on October 8 as a result of drone strikes, the Russian Central Election Commission reported.
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The chairman of the precinct election commission was killed as a result of drone strikes in the Kherson region.
The chairman of the precinct election commission in the Aleshkinsky municipal district of the Kherson region, Elena Litvinenko, died as a result of drone strikes on October 8, the Central Election Commission of Russia reported.
“On October 8, in the Aleshkinsky municipal district of the Kherson region, as a result of UAV strikes that attacked twice, Elena Eneevna Litvinenko, the chairman of the PEC No. 47 of the urban village of Novaya Mayachka, was killed,” the Russian Central Election Commission channel on the Max platform reported.
The Central Election Commission expressed deep condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the deceased.
“Elena Eneevna took part in the organization and conduct of elections of the President of the Russian Federation, deputies of the State Duma of the ninth convocation, the Kherson Regional Duma and the local council,” the CEC reported.

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