Moskal was asked to postpone elections to the Verkhovna Rada in the same district

The Governor of Luhansk region Gennady Moskal asks the Central election Commission of Ukraine to postpone the election to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on constituency? 104 to establish peace in the region, informs on Sunday, the press service of the head of the field.

Early parliamentary elections in Ukraine on October 26. Only in Donetsk region is located 21 electoral district, Luhansk - eleven. In addition, Authorized self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk national republics first told that on the area of DND and LNR elections to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine will not be held.

the head of the CEC of Ukraine Mikhail stations said that the opportunity to build elections there in eleven districts of Donetsk and 4 districts of Luhansk region.

Moskal turned to the Stations with the letter.

" We inform you that on some of the polling stations single-mandate election district? 104 valaisiana on extraordinary elections of national deputies of Ukraine is impossible. To ensure the safety of voters and candidates for people's deputies of the regional state administration asking to postpone the elections in single-mandate election district at the time of the end the anti-terrorist operation (Kiev calls a special operation of the Ukrainian security forces in the East of Ukraine - ed), " - said in a statement.

Kyiv authorities began in April in the East of Ukraine military operation against dissatisfied with the February coup d'etat residents. According to the UN fifteen October, the victims of the conflict were more than 3, 7 thousands of civilians, more than 9 thousand were injured body. With the mediation of the OSCE and Russia agreed a truce with the 5 September. In General, it is observed, however, the parties accuse each loved one in its violation, for example, occur periodically shooting at Donetsk airport. In DND claim that the military are from this place shelling of residential areas and militias should open return fire.


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