Russian invaders launch a chatbot to conduct illegal elections in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

Russian occupiers plan to use chatbots for illegal elections in the occupied territories of Ukraine

The Center for National Resistance reported that the Russian occupiers intend to conduct upcoming illegal elections in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine with the help of chatbots. This tool will allow 'voters' to support chosen candidates or file complaints.

Occupiers' plans for conducting illegal elections

Russian special services plan to hold illegal elections in the occupied territories of Ukraine in September 2025 and September 2026 with the aim of increasing the number of 'deputies' from these territories in the Russian parliament. This will allow the Kremlin to strengthen its power in these territories, particularly in Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions.

Call to resistance

The Center for National Resistance calls on Ukrainians not to cooperate with the occupiers and not to legitimize the occupation of Ukrainian lands. They also urge all concerned people to help the Resistance Movement identify and punish those who collaborate with the occupiers.

Medical problems in the occupied territories

Starting from January 1, privileged citizens in the occupied territories of Ukraine, who previously received free medications, will no longer be able to do so. This will particularly affect people with cardiovascular diseases, asthma patients, and diabetics. They are now forced to purchase medicines, which is practically impossible in the occupied territories. Furthermore, without a Russian passport, it is impossible to bury a person in such territories.

US position on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that the top priority of the Biden administration is to support Ukraine in its fight against the war initiated by Russia. He emphasized that Ukraine continues to exist on the world stage regardless of Putin's efforts to destroy it. However, no significant changes in the situation can be expected at this Time.