MOSCOW, September 29 Head of the Central Election Commission Ella Pamfilova of Russia said that the British sanctions against the Central Election Commission did not surprise her, all the “English nasty things” are predictable, according to a message from the CEC Telegram channel.
““It would be surprising if they did not introduce these sanctions — all the “English nasty things” have long been primitive and predictable,” the publication says, citing Pamfilova.
According to her, the Anglo-Saxons, who claim to be the guardians of democracy, in this case denied people living in the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions their right to express their will through elections — “the most democratic process.” “Nowadays, for the Anglo-Saxons, various kinds of coups, color revolutions and NATO bombings are closer and dearer… They don’t impose sanctions for this. Or it’s for organizing elections,” Pamfilova added.
It was previously reported that the UK imposed sanctions on the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation, follows from a document published on Friday on the British government website.