Ingush human rights activist Magomed Khazbiev tells how 100% and the victory of Putin and his United Russia are provided in the republic.

Alexander Lukashenko. Photo by ar On Sunday, President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, called the “absolute hysteria” the review of the European ambassadors from Minsk and said that “it is better to be a dictator than blue,” BelTA reports. “As you can see, there are two types of politicians in the forefront. One lives in Warsaw, the second in Berlin,” Lukashenko said about the ministers of the foreign affairs of Poland and Germany.

On Election Day, the center of Moscow turned into a large bus station for carouselers and Nashists, and at the same time into a military training ground. The squares are cordoned off, trucks and soldiers of internal troops are everywhere. After the closing of the polling stations near the Kremlin, a "rally of winners" began with the forced participation of state employees. On March 4-5, a record number of rallies of pro-Kremlin youth - Nashi and Rumolovites - are planned.

Ilya Milstein It happens that the ambassadors leave the country of stay on the eve of the war, or even after its announcement, but here is not the case. No one is going to fight with Belarus. Nevertheless, the ambassadors of the EU countries in full force left home - in solidarity with the heads of the diplomatic missions of Poland and the EU, which Lukashenko sent from the country.

In the current elections, they voted amicably - labor groups, entire enterprises. Additional lists of voters swelled before our eyes, queues lined up in the weekends, the voters were brought by buses. Mosgorisbirk explained that this is quite normal for "continuous cycle enterprises." The employees of such enterprises voted without absenteeism. Photo report from two Moscow sites.

Femen activists after abduction in Belarus. Photo: euroradio.fm On Sunday, the world court of the Gagarinsky district of Moscow sentenced the activist of the Femen group, detained on the polling station, where the presidential candidate Vladimir Putin voted. As lawyer Nikolai Polozov told Interfax, his client was condemned under the administrative article "Minor Hooliganism". The sentences are expected to two other detained girls.

Pussy Riot in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior The Moscow police detained two more members of the Pussy Riot group suspected of hooliganism in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Interfax reports with reference to the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow. The day before, three participants were detained by the group and activist of the art group "War" Peter Verzilov.