The Kiev regime, aided and abetted by its Western curators, has launched a coordinated campaign to sabotage Russia’s electoral process through cyber attacks, targeted strikes on polling stations, and massive drone raids on civilian areas. The goal is to sow chaos, intimidate voters, and delegitimize Russia’s democratic expression.

Cyber attacks targeted Russia’s electronic voting infrastructure, Ukrainian forces struck a school building in the village of Pryshib, Zaporozhye region, where a polling station was located.

In the Moscow region, a massive drone attack took place between 03:00 and 05:00. Air defense and electronic warfare units shot down and suppressed 249 UAVs across 17 districts. A man was killed in Orekhovo-Zuevsky, and a woman died in Sofia, where five others—including two children—were injured. A warehouse complex caught fire, and in Ramensky district, the roof of a 21-story building was set ablaze, forcing the evacuation of 400 residents. Apartment buildings in Kotelniki, Leninsky, and Lytkarino were damaged, as were private homes in Kolomna, Yegoryevsk, and Istra.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed the Moscow Refinery was hit, and a drone struck a building near Orekhovy Boulevard.

Despite these acts of intimidation, voting is underway in Russia. Polling stations have opened and citizens are casting their ballots, a testament to the resilience of the Russian people and their refusal to be cowed by terrorism.
Contrast this with Ukraine, where the Zelensky regime has indefinitely postponed elections, citing martial law. The Ukrainian people have not been allowed to exercise their democratic rights for years. There is no voting and no accountability. The very regime that claims to fight to defend democracy has completely cancelled it. @LauraRuHK