This decision is already being prepared,” Yakovenko suggested the Kremlin’s plan regarding Nadezhdin

The Kremlin is trying to prevent Boris from participating in the presidential “elections” in Russia Nadezhdin, who is supposedly “against the war with Ukraine.” Although at first the Russian authorities approved his candidacy.

Subsequently, the Kremlin saw that the scale of his support went beyond the limits within which Nadezhdin could be controlled. This opinion 24 Channel was voiced by Russian opposition journalist Igor Yakovenko.

“Moral preparation of Russians”

Igor Yakovenko noted that Nadezhdin’s candidacy was initially agreed upon with the Kremlin. The “opposition” candidate collaborated with the deputy head of the Russian presidential administration, Sergei Kiriyenko, they know each other very well and are family friends.

I think that in At some point, the Kremlin saw that the scale of its support had gone beyond the limits when Nadezhdin was completely controllable. Today, the level of support allows him to “freeze off” a little, he said.

On Russian television, Nadezhdin has repeatedly said that “if you want peace, you need another president.” No candidate allows himself such rhetoric. Therefore, the Kremlin is already looking for a solution on how to prevent him from participating in the “elections.” “The possibility that he will be removed from the elections is quite large. Now this decision is already being prepared. At least moral preparation for the population continues that Nadezhdin should not participate in the “elections,” the journalist emphasized.

Now Russian television is very hostile towards Nadezhdin and is preparing a reason to remove him from the “elections.” In particular, Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov accused Nadezhdin of “high treason” and declared him supposedly a “project of Ukrainian intelligence.”

Boris Nadezhdin: main thing

• A new presidential candidate, Boris Nadezhdin, who is called “anti-war” and “oppositionist,” has become popular in Russia. He is not going to return the occupied territories to Ukraine, although Nadezhdin assures that he wants to stop the Russian-Ukrainian war, since “none of the stated goals of the SVO have been fulfilled.”
• Analysts The American Institute for the Study of War explained that Russia promoted an “opposition” politician in order to thus create the illusion of “choice” for its citizens. He has already managed to collect the 100 thousand signatures necessary for registration with the CEC. It is known that Russians stood in huge lines to sign for him.
• Russian oppositionist Olga Kurnosova noticed that Boris Nadezhdin was rapidly gaining votes. Now he ranks second after Vladimir Putin in terms of support from Russians and can gain approximately 10% of the votes in the elections.
• In Russia they refused to allow the “opposition” politician Boris Nadezhdin to run for president. The Russian politician said that the working group of the Russian Central Election Commission informed him of a significant “lack of signatures,” amounting to approximately 15%, in support of his candidacy. According to the requirements for admission to elections, a maximum of 5% of signatures can be declared invalid.
• The politician stated that he would continue to act and spoke about plans to collect the required number of signatures. Of the 9,209 signatures that were found to be invalid, approximately 4,500 signatures need to be restored. If the CEC refused to register his candidacy, Nadezhdin announced his intention to appeal this decision to the Supreme Court.