Attack on the Russian embassy in Moldova + video
| The Russian media announced by publishing pictures that a man threw a Molotov cocktail at the polling booths at the Russian Embassy in Moldova on Sunday. |
According to Mehr News Agency, the Russian media announced by publishing pictures that a few hours ago and on the third day of the presidential election in this country, a man threw a Molotov cocktail towards the Russian Embassy in the city of Chisinau, the capital of Moldova and the place where Russian citizens vote. , threw.
According to “Rashatodi” news agency, the police arrested the suspect while the people were temporarily away from the polling area.
It is said that no one was injured in this incident.
A few hours ago, Ella Pamfilova, the head of the Russian Central Election Commission, announced that voter turnout in the Russian presidential election reached 65.05 percent nationwide as of 12:52 p.m. (Moscow time). According to Pamfilova, 1,115 international observers from 129 countries are currently monitoring the conduct of presidential elections in the Russian Federation.
He also added that yesterday there were 12,600 dangerous cyber attacks against the websites of the Central Election Commission. In response to these cyber attacks, this Russian official emphasized that “we will also win this information war.”
Russian presidential elections started on Friday and continue until Sunday. This is the first time in the history of Russian presidential elections that the voting process is done in 3 days.
The Central Election Commission of Russia yesterday also announced the widespread success of the people of this country on the second day of the presidential elections of this country. The Sputnik news website, citing the Central Election Commission of Russia, announced on Saturday night that on the second day of nationwide voting, 57.11 percent of Russian citizens cast their online and manual votes in the presidential election contests until 20:19 local time. .
According to the statement of the Central Election Commission of Russia, on the second day of the election, 160,000 cases of attacks on electronic voting stations have been registered since the beginning of voting in Russia. The Central Election Commission of Russia also announced that there were 8 deliberate attempts to set fire to voting centers during the presidential election.
According to the announcement of the Central Election Commission of Russia, in this election period, one hundred and twelve million and three hundred thousand people inside Russia and one million eight hundred and ninety thousand citizens of this country in 144 countries of the world can vote. throw themselves into the box.
Among the 4 final candidates of the election, Vladimir Putin, who participated in the election as an independent candidate, has the best chance to sit in the presidential seat.
Vladislav Daunkov, 40 years old, the current member of parliament for the second time from the New Personalities party, Leonid Slutsky, 56 years old, the member of parliament for the second time and the head of the Liberal Democratic Party, and Nikolai Kharitonov, 75 years old. The deputy of the Russian Communist Party competes with Vladimir Putin.
