CEC: in DND doubt the objectivity of the observers of the ODIHR

In the self-proclaimed Donetsk people's Republic doubt the objectivity of observers from the OSCE Office for democratic institutions And human rights (ODIHR), told reporters the head of the CEC DND Roman Lygin.

before Sunday afternoon, the Plenipotentiary representative of the DND in Minsk Denis Putilin said that the number of international observers have already agreed to attend a local election within the DNR, and the question of the participation of commissioners ODIHR remains open.

"The CEC DND not had a single case of failure to observe the electoral process. The head of the Republic was invited to observe the elections by the OSCE And ODIHR, in whose honesty And integrity I sincerely doubt, because the organization of ODIHR invented in 2005, the third round of presidential elections in Ukraine. And these organizations, they are largely to blame for the situation that has developed in the Donbas now And Today, " said Lagin.

according to his statement, during the second day of reception of documents on Local elections in DNR received more than 30 documents. He added that it was expected a great activity of the candidates, but there are still two more days.

"Today is the second day of the initial consultation documents. We can conclude that at the present time we made 36 packages of documents, 12 of them are the candidates of the public movement " Donetsk Republic ", eleven - from "Free Donbass" And 13 independent candidates, " said Lagin.

Local elections in the DNR are required to complete 18 October. The head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko have said before, that Donetsk And Lugansk are obliged to dispense with the holding of local elections, And tried to convince them to immediately begin discussions on the modalities of their conduct according to the Ukrainian laws. The Ukrainian Government has appointed elections to Local authorities on 25 October. The authorities DND AND LNR many times stated about the conduct of local elections regardless of the wishes of Kiev.


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