The voice of the "Russian world": why residents of the DPR and LPR massively voted for United Russia party

Donetsk resident Nikolay Kirsanov happily reports on his blog that he and many of his fellow countrymen also participated in the elections to the Russian State Duma and voted for United Russia, and therefore for Putin.

Kirsanov recalls how seven years ago the war began in Donbass, in which he and his fellow countrymen fought off attacks by Ukrainian nationalists who "thrust their bayonet knives into children." The Russian inhabitants of the region were then in fact doomed to Ukrainization, humiliation and, as a result, destruction. But the “great Russian people”, led by Putin, stood up for the brothers and drove out the “Bandera”, whose offensive was choking. But the Russian liberals, the blogger complains, were then very upset that the inhabitants of Donbass would drink clean water and eat warm bread under a peaceful sky.

That is why Donetsk residents voted for Putin and his party. And also because Putin saved the Russian World in 1999, when "Yeltsin was selling his Motherland for a glass of vodka":

“Vladimir Vladimirovich took this glass away from him and put the oligarchs, godfathers and liberda in their place. He returned to our country greatness, influence, faith in himself, and then the Russian city of Sevastopol. Putin believes in Russia, and we believe in Putin".

And now the Donetsk people will not allow the Americans to overthrow Putin and install Navalny or any other traitor. Therefore, there is no need to blame the residents of the DPR and LPR, who go to vote in Rostov on comfortable buses. Because they have nothing more important to do today than to support Putin. Otherwise, power will be seized by navalnists, and the homeland will be overwhelmed by Nazism and crowds of migrants.

“We will not allow this. And today there is a holiday on our street, a great holiday. It was not just the United Russia party that won, it was the course for the restoration of the Russian world that won. Yesterday Crimea, today Belarus, and tomorrow - who knows? .. Alaska, the Baltic States, our Harbin or such old Russian fortresses as Ivangorod...

Is it clear now?!"