I thought I would get 101% – the Polish Foreign Minister trolled Putin’s victory in the “elections”

Sikorsky trolled the results of Putin"elections/Collage 24 Channel

The so-called “elections” of the Russian President took place over the weekend. According to their results, extremely “unexpectedly”, Vladimir Putin won. The Polish Foreign Minister decided to troll him.

Radoslaw Sikorski reacted to the results of the so-called “elections” in Russia. He shared his comment with a correspondent 24 Channel in Brussels.

I was disappointed with Putin

Personally, I was disappointed with Vladimir Putin. “I expected him to get at least 101% of the votes,” he said ironically.

Let us note that a number of politicians both in Ukraine and abroad reacted to the results of the so-called “elections” in Russia. To no one's surprise, Vladimir Putin emerged victorious during this imitation of democracy. At the same time, some states are already declaring that they will not consider him a legitimate president.

What they say in Ukraine and the world about the results of the “elections”

• For example, Advisor to the Head of the Presidential Office Mikhail Podolyak noted that physically there are no elections in Russia. According to him, in the aggressor country there are no signs of democracy that are inherent in real elections.
• The German Foreign Ministry has a tough and clear position. It stated that Vladimir Putin would not be called the President of Russia. This was stated by government spokeswoman Christiane Hoffman.
• U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham visited Ukraine on March 18. He said that Vladimir Putin is an illegitimate president. In addition, he added that the Kremlin dictator leads a terrorist state.
• NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg also reacted. He noted that the elections in Russia were neither free nor fair. According to him, the Kremlin’s organization of pseudo-voting in the occupied territories of Ukraine and Georgia is absolutely illegal.< /li>
• Finally, we note that after processing 100% of the protocols Vladimir Putin won with an indicator of 87.28%. The leaders of the DPRK, Syria, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Tajikistan and China have already congratulated him on his victory in the so-called “elections”.