The deputy assessed the parliamentary elections in Transnistria
The parliamentary elections in Pridnestrovie were held openly and honestly, and all information about the candidates was provided in full. This was stated to Izvestia by Russian State Duma deputy Sergei Chizhov.
"During the elections, the work of the precinct election commissions was organized at a high professional level. Together with public and international observers, we note that the voting was free, and the results fully reflect the will of the citizens," he said.
Chizhov also added that the collective West was trying to prevent the electoral procedure.
"Moldova strengthened the blockade and restrictive measures before the vote, but the Pridnestrovians demonstrated consolidation, responsibility and a desire to maximize the development of comprehensive ties with Russia," he stressed.
On November 30, elections to the local parliament, the Supreme Council, were held in Transnistria, with a turnout of 26.01%.
On November 26, the press service of the Ministry of State Security of Pridnestrovie reported that the Moldovan special services were trying to disrupt the elections by blackmail and intimidation of election commission staff.
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