Russian pro-war blogger Anastasia Kashevarova says friend was added to military registry the day after voting online. Another Moscow voter reported the same thing.
Anastasia Kashevarova, a pro-war propagandist and Z-blogger, said an acquaintance of hers received a notice that he had been added to the military registration rolls shortly after casting a ballot through Russia’s remote electronic voting system.
Russian pro-war blogger Anastasia Kashevarova reported that a friend received a notice the day after voting online that he had been added to the military registration rolls. The friend was not summoned to enlist, but Kashevarova called the timing "unwise" and questioned who was responsible for the notification amid tense election conditions.
Another Moscow voter also received a similar notice after participating in the State Duma elections, as reported by the outlet Agentstvo. The connection between online voting and military registry additions remains uncertain. State Duma elections, including for deputies, are taking place across Russia from September 18 to 20. Meduza, the news outlet, ensures transparency in its use of AI, having a journalist review and edit every translation before publication.
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