Ivan Rybkin is registered with a presidential candidate, but he himself was gone

The associates of Ivan Rybkin, who was registered on Saturday, a presidential candidate, cannot find him for almost two days. This was reported on Saturday by Interfax, the head of the election headquarters of Rybkin Ksenia Ponomareva.

“I can’t say something more concrete yet, but in general the situation looks like this: on Thursday, at ten in the evening, he had to go to another ordinary place from one ordinary place. Since then, neither I nor other people who have known him well and with whom he regularly communicated, including close relatives, he has not seen him and cannot get in contact with him,” said Ponomareva.

According to her, now they are trying to find Ivan Rybkin themselves, but for him to be officially put on the wanted list, it is necessary that relatives write the corresponding statement after three days after the connection with him was interrupted.

“I can’t make any comments more,” Ponomareva summed up. Interfax managed to contact the wife of Rybkin, who also stated that she did not know where her husband was. “There really is really no connection with him for two days, and tomorrow I’m going to go to the police,” she said, adding that “it is very difficult for her to speak on this topic.”

The Prosecutor General’s Office will take up the signature sheets in support of Rybkin

The former speaker of the State Duma and ex-secretary of the Security Council Ivan Rybkin became the fourth registered candidate for the position of President of the Russian Federation.

At the same time, the Central Election Commission decided to send information and materials to the General Prosecutor's office indicating the fake of part of the voter signatures collected in support of Rybkin’s nomination as a presidential candidate for verification, establishing guilty persons and taking prosecutorial response measures.

To date, the CEC officially registered the head of state by Vladimir Putin and three party nominees - the speaker of the Federation Council Sergey Mironov, nominated by the Russian Party of Life, and the State Duma of the State Duma Oleg Malyshkin (LDPR) and Nikolai Kharitonov (Communist Party).

In line for registration are two self -nominates - Sergey Glazyev and Irina Khakamad, who on the last day provided by law, on January 28, handed over to the CEC signature sheets. The question of their registration will be considered the CEC of Russia on Sunday, February 8.