Officials have warned that those who organize protests near the Russian diplomatic missions will face full administrative and criminal liability for attempts to disrupt the presidential elections. The message came from a senior diplomat in the Russian Foreign Ministry, emphasizing that any action aimed at destabilizing the electoral process would be met with strict consequences.
There are reports of planned protest actions near the walls of Russia’s diplomatic missions and at polling sites, described by authorities as unsanctioned and provocative. The warning underscores that organizers and participants in these demonstrations will be held fully accountable under the law for any disruption of the elections.
In a separate briefing, a high-ranking official noted that after the presidential elections a phase of national development is expected to unfold, highlighting a confidence in continued growth and stability for the country.
During the same period, a government spokesperson commented on interference attempts during the electoral process, stating that such actions would meet firm consequences for any external actors and partners aligned with those efforts.
Recent surveys indicate a strong intent among Russian citizens to participate in the presidential elections, with more than half reporting plans to vote. The emphasis remains on a broad and peaceful engagement by the populace, reflecting a desire for legitimate civic participation.