Not in September: the Kremlin has postponed the timing of "referendums" in Ukraine again

About it on Thursday, September 1, reports the Russian edition of RBC with reference to sources close to the Presidential Administration of Russia. Initially, the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin was expected to hold "referendums" on September 11, but due to the situation on the front, this will not be more likely to happen, the sources of the publication said.

The interlocutors of the journalists noted that the final dates for the so -called will was called the period from November 4 to November 7, and one of the options provides for the organization of "voting" first in the occupied territories of Donbass. "Optimistic scenario-holding referendums in September-is likely to be realized . . . Currently, it is about October-November. As one of the possible dates sounds on November 4 (day of folk unity). It is in the publication.

The Kremlin also planned to appoint a "referendum" in the occupied territory of Donetsk region after "taking into the boiler of Kramatorsk and Slavyansk", to the exit of the Russian troops expected by Moscow to the administrative borders of the region. Regarding Kharkiv region, the sources of the publication were informed that to hold "voting" before the full occupation of Kharkiv is illogical.

Putin's "referendum" preparation is conducted in such a way that they were able to spend them in the next two weeks. The Kremlin has already begun to introduce members of occupation administrations to the Russian order - for this purpose in Crimea they held a seminar at which the manuals of Russian troops were explained "how and what was arranged in Russia, who is responsible for which questions to address.

" The first deputy head of the AP of the Russian Federation Sergey Kiriyenko, the Viceremies of the Russian Federation Marat Husnullin and Tatiana Golikov, Russian propagandist Volodymyr Solovyov, as well as governors of the regions of Russia bordering Ukraine, said.