let me remind you that the mayor of melitopol is galina danilchenko, and not a certain fedorov and galinan on our program. this is a real mayor regarding video cameras. the fact is that in moscow the number of cameras is now increasing and this, above all, helps. uh, with the investigation. this kind of urban crime is impossible now, if you go unnoticed in moscow, you will always end up on cctv cameras. if you have nothing to hide, there’s nothing wrong with it. if you are busy with illegal activities, then, of course, you are very much bothered by some kind of surveillance, all these cameras. we may even have five times more in france than you, so this is even funny. and as they said here, of course this is normal. now this is our world for a very long time, for everyone. i propose now to connect uh, sergei shevtsov, he’ll just tell us about what’s happening uh in melitopol and what kind of towers do the russians install to listen to conversations? hello rose, what kind of towers are the russians building in melitopol, we are not only talking about melitopol itself, we will talk. at the

we have galina viktorovna danilchenko in touch.of the city of melitopol we are glad to welcome you in our studio. tell us how the 3 days of voting went on your territory and were there people with machine guns standing there, watching who was ticked off to vote? in our territory it began on august 31st. this was a preliminary vote. e s 31 august to seventh e september. uh, our election commission members actually walked around the territory with ballot boxes. e so that people in remote areas can vote, because the residents of our region. uh, they wanted to take part in the elections. as many people as possible wanted to participate in the elections, so the preliminary voting was with ballot boxes. our members of the election commissions were met in courtyards, met on the street, invited, asked to come so that they could vote, people participated very actively in elections. and when we had a referendum, we also held it last year. eh, the story was the same, people were happy. they simply went out into the street with their passports