Dzhabarov: attempts to interfere in elections will be taken into account when adjusting laws
The Federation Council promised to take into account attempts at interference from abroad when changing the legislation of the Russian Federation
Quick Look
- Attempts by foreign interference in Russian elections will be taken into account when adjusting the laws of the Russian Federation, said Senator Vladimir Dzhabarov.
- The Federation Council will present data on these provocations to the international community.
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Why It Matters
On Single Voting Day, the Federation Council commission recorded attempts to disrupt the elections from abroad.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Attempts to interfere in Russian affairs will be taken into account when further adjusting the legislation of the Russian Federation, said Vladimir Dzhabarov.
The Federation Council will present information to the international community about attempts to interfere in the Russian elections.
On Single Voting Day, Russophobes from abroad tried to disrupt the elections and discredit their results, but the organizers of the provocations did not succeed, Dzhabarov emphasized.
MOSCOW, October 3 – RIA Novosti. Attempts to interfere in the affairs of Russia will be taken into account in the course of further adjustments to the legislation of the Russian Federation, said the head of the Federation Council commission for the protection of state sovereignty, Vladimir Dzhabarov.
The Federation Council will present information to the international community about attempts to interfere in the Russian elections, Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matvienko said earlier. She asked the Federation Council Commission for the Protection of State Sovereignty to carefully analyze all cases of attempts at foreign interference.
“We will record and take into account all... destructive actions, including during further adjustments to legislation. Russia’s response to any attempts to interfere will be systemic and timely,” Dzhabarov wrote in a channel on the Max platform.
The senator noted that on Single Voting Day the commission examined in detail how Russophobes from abroad tried to disrupt the elections and discredit their results. “The organizers of these provocations did not succeed. Our people have once again proven that in moments of pressure they demonstrate absolute unity,” the legislator emphasized.
Dzhabarov added that members of the European Parliament call on the European Union to continue funding anti-Russian activities, and the head of European diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, declares that the course of supporting the so-called pro-democratic forces will not change.
What to Watch
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Presentation by the Federation Council of information on election interference to the international community
Very likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What changes will be made to Russian legislation?
- What specific information will be presented to the international community?
