Klimkin explained the closure of polling stations in Russia
. foreign Minister of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin said the decision of the CEC of the country about the closure of all overseas polling stations on the territory of the Russian Federation. The opinion He wrote in the blog on the Internet representation of the publication " Ukrainian truth ".

. foreign Minister of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin said the decision of the CEC of the country about the closure of all overseas polling stations on the territory of the Russian Federation. The opinion He wrote in the blog on the Internet representation of the publication " Ukrainian truth ".
for reviews of Minister, in Kiev believe that the elections in Russia " deprived of political and legal meaning, and for those who decide to participate in them, just dangerous."
He added that citizens of Ukraine who live continuously in Russia, will be able to vote in the embassies of Ukraine in Georgia, Kazakhstan and Finland.
on the first day of the week the Ukrainian Central election Commission has closed all five polling stations that were created on a permanent basis in the Russian Federation. Later people's Deputy of the Rada, head of the party "for life" ( " life "), Vadim Rabinovich said that he wanted to appeal the decision in court.
As said Last news member of the CEC of Russia Yevgeny Shevchenko, Kiev's decision on the closure of polling stations on the territory of the Russian Federation contradicts the Constitution of Ukraine that guarantees the right to universal free will of its Inhabitants.
Kiev many times accused Moscow of meddling in Ukraine's Affairs, for example, involvement in the conflict in the Donbass, espionage, cyber attacks, and even the supply of Ukrainian rocket engines in the DPRK, and likewise in an attempt to " kidnap the Princess Anna Yaroslavna ". Russia denies these accusations and calls unacceptable. Moscow has repeatedly stated that is not a party to domestic conflict and is interested in Ukraine overcame political and economic crisis. According to the Senator, Alexei Pushkov, " whatever happens in Ukraine, they immediately blame the Russian Federation ".
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