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The Russians: "Referendum in Ukraine on November 4"

The announcement for the day Moscow will celebrate its National Unity Day
7 settembre 2022 alle 08:16Aggiornato il 7 settembre 2022 alle 21:49
The Russians: "Referendum in Ukraine on November 4"
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"Donetsk, Lugansk and many other Russian cities will finally return home. And the Russian world, now divided by formal borders, will regain its integrity."

A possible radical turning point in the conflict in Ukraine is emerging: the leaders of United Russia, the party of Vladimir Putin, have announced the proposal for a referendum for the annexation of the "liberated" Ukrainian territories .

There is also a date: November 4 , when Moscow will celebrate its National Unity Day.

From Kherson - the direction of which the Kiev counter-offensive is underway - the local pro-Russian administration immediately joined, guaranteed to the Tass agency by the deputy manager Kirill Stremousov: "We are aiming for November 4, even if we would be ready to vote even now ", he said, saying he was sure of massive participation:" We are sure that 80% of the population will join the referendum ".

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