The head of the Russian Central Election Commission Pamfilova informed Putin about the failure of attempts to disrupt the vote

Brief retelling from RIA II

The head of the Russian Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, informed Russian President Vladimir Putin about attempts to disrupt the vote.

According to Pamfilova, large-scale actions planned by unfriendly countries and fugitive traitors failed.

The protests included calls to spoil ballots, but these attempts failed miserably.

MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. Despite the difficulties caused by unfriendly countries, the actions of fugitives and traitors, planned to interfere with the voting process, failed, said the head of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation, Ella Pamfilova, in a report to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The head of state on Monday met in the Kremlin with the head of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation.

“Despite all the difficulties that were arranging... the leaderships of unfriendly countries, which is very important - that miserably, I said miserably, the actions that were planned simply failed shamefully, large-scale actions were planned by our fugitive traitors together with their Western breadwinners,” Pamfilova said during the meeting.

“They widely advertised this, calling on our citizens both abroad and within the country, first of all, to spoil the ballots. That is, to come to the polling station, spoil the ballots, put them in the ballot box. (Such attempts - ed.) failed miserably,” she added.