UrFU professor Emilia Nosova was released from a special detention center where she spent 15 days for trying to spoil the ballots with brilliant green in the presidential elections in Yekaterinburg. This was reported by URA.RU.
According to Nosova, she was treated well in the special detention center, is currently awaiting investigation and “hopes to get her finances back.” She also expressed hope that “the investigation will resolve the issue.”
The publication emphasizes that the professor was “in good spirits and smiling broadly.”
Before that, the Chairman of the Central Election Commission of Russia, Ella Pamfilova statedAttempts to spoil ballot papers during voting in the presidential elections in the Russian Federation are a gesture of despair.
Pamfilova also said that more than 12 million DDoS attacks have been carried out on the resources of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation (CEC). He stated that since the beginning of the voting, experts have blocked more than 420 thousand attacks on remote electronic voting resources (DEG). The CEC Chairman added that the real blow fell on the voting portal.
Previously Peskov named Putin’s unprecedented result in the presidential elections of the Russian Federation.