Russian-occupied Melitopol residents are promised prizes for taking photos at "polling stations" — Military Administration

The head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov reported this.

"The Russians are ready to do anything to lure Melitopol residents to the fake presidential elections in a non-country. This time they have come up with a prize draw for those who will join the voting with the whole family," he wrote on Telegram.

Thus, the occupation authorities urge residents to come to the polling station, take a picture with all their relatives, post it on social media and wait. They promise a photo book as a prize. 

"The rashists are ready to give out gifts to drag people to the polls, because the picture of a "high turnout" will not draw itself for the propagandists," emphasized Fedorov.

• On March 4, it was reported that pensioners living in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine were being offered "humanitarian aid" by the Russians for voting in the pseudo-presidential election in Russia.
• Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal believes that the pseudo-election of the Russian president in the temporarily occupied territories is an information and psychological operation.