Witness history! The results of the Ukrainian referendum are released! Sizhou officially announced t
- Author:sofreight.com
- Release Date:2022-09-29
In the early morning of the 28th, the news came from Ukraine that the four states of the country announced that they were separated from Ukraine to join Russia.
Ukrainian referendum results are released
According to the voting results released by the local election committee on the evening of the 27th, the support rates of the four places to join the Russian Federation are: Hermuson 97.47%voting in favor of joining Russia (the result of 12%of the votes); Zapolo -Fergi State 98.19%voting in favor of joining Russia (the result of 18%of the votes);
97.74%of the Donetsk People's Republic voted in favor of joining Russia (the result of 12%of the votes); 97.77%of the Lugusk People's Republic of China voted in favor of joining Russia (the result of 12.06%of the votes).
According to the data released by the local election committee, the voting rates in the four regions of the referendum have exceeded the 50%threshold stipulated in the law, and the referendum results can be valid.
All the results of these four states have passed the referendum in Russia. Putin will officially announce this result on September 30, which means that Russia will exercise the actual control of these four states. Regardless of whether other countries in the world agree, Russia will agree, Russia Immediately send troops and nuclear weapons to officially enter these four places to declare sovereignty.
Although the current situation and conditions of Ukraine are changing, Russia is still ready to negotiate with Ukraine. Recently, when President Putin met with Turkish President Erdogan, he talked about it. It is reported that since the outbreak of the Russian and Ukraine conflict, Russia and Ukraine have conducted several rounds of negotiations, but neither has made significant progress.
The response of various countries to referendum
Regarding the result of this vote, Modvedev, vice chairman of the Russian Federal Security Conference, posted on the social platform Telegram that day, saying: "The referendum is over and the results are clear. Welcome home, welcome to return to Russia!"
Although the representatives of France and the German observation delegation said that at the voting site, no illegal and violations were found, and all processes met international standards. However, Ukraine and Western countries have always insisted that the referendum in Russia in four Russian -controlled areas is not legal.
At the same time, the Ukraine Cabinet passed a resolution on the day of the voting results that Ukraine prohibited from exporting goods to Russia according to the resolution. Since February 24, Ukraine exports to Russia's goods have actually stopped, and the decision of the cabinet has clarified this problem at the legal level.
Britain also shows its own attitude. A statement on the government's official website stated that "referendum violations of international law, including the United Nations Charter." British Foreign Minister Cleverly announced 92 sanctions against Russia, saying that this round of sanctions was a backpage of Ukraine's "four referendums".
Kazakhstan, one of Russia's intimate partners in Central Asia, said that Russia will not recognize the merger of Russia's voting to eastern Ukraine. Samadiarov, a spokesman for the Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry, said Kazakhstan respects the territorial integrity, sovereignty, and peaceful coexistence in other countries.
In addition, Serbia also refused to acknowledge the results of the referendum in Russia. Serbian Foreign Minister Serakovic emphasized that this completely violated the interests of the Serbian nation and state and violated territorial and sovereignty.
China also stated that China has always argued that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of various countries should be respected, and the purpose and principles of the United Nations Charter should be observed. The reasonable and safe concerns of all countries should be valued, and all efforts that are conducive to peaceful resolution of crisis should be supported.
Conflict continues, multinational companies go bankrupt
Due to the extensive scope of Russia and Ukraine's conflict, coupled with European and developed sanctions on Russia's various aspects, the production and trade of various countries from all over the country has been seriously affected.
The first is European countries. Since late February, Western countries have imposed a number of severe sanctions on Russia, including restrictions or prohibiting the import of Russian energy, but sanctions have also led to the surge in European countries that rely on Russian energy and surge in living expenses.
The latest news is that the "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline leaked. This news has greatly risen the price of natural gas in Europe, which is regarded as the Dutch TTF natural gas futures price of natural gas prices in Europe, the price of TTF natural gas futures increased by 22%on the same day.
Due to the continuous soaring energy costs and a wider range of living costs, as many as 60 % of manufacturing companies in the UK are facing the risk of failure.
Carlo Sangalli, president of the Italian Commercial Association Confcommercio, warned that at least 120,000 small companies in Italy were facing closure risks in the first half of 2023, and more than 370,000 employees were facing unemployment risks.
The Spanish media reported that in August 2022, about 19,000 SMEs and individual households went bankrupt, which led to the union of the Spanish SME Federation (Cepyme) and the Madrid Individual Autonomous Association (ATA), asking the government to designate measures for the current economic situation. , Taking the rise in production costs.
In addition, the "Bread and Pastry Bakers Association" across the country said that due to the rising cost of energy prices, many bakery shops in the country are on the verge of bankruptcy. Facing the cost of high energy bills, official data shows that as many as 1 million Dutch families are facing the risk of being pushed below the poverty line of life.
Tokyo Shoko Research announced data. In the first half of 2022, the number of bankruptcy in Japanese companies in Japan reached 3060, an increase of 0.52%year -on -year. Its growth rate in the lapse of two years exceeded the same period of the previous year. In the first half of the year, the total liabilities of bankruptcy companies exceeded 17 billion yen, an increase of 179.37%year -on -year.
Ukrainian referendum results are released
According to the voting results released by the local election committee on the evening of the 27th, the support rates of the four places to join the Russian Federation are: Hermuson 97.47%voting in favor of joining Russia (the result of 12%of the votes); Zapolo -Fergi State 98.19%voting in favor of joining Russia (the result of 18%of the votes);
97.74%of the Donetsk People's Republic voted in favor of joining Russia (the result of 12%of the votes); 97.77%of the Lugusk People's Republic of China voted in favor of joining Russia (the result of 12.06%of the votes).
According to the data released by the local election committee, the voting rates in the four regions of the referendum have exceeded the 50%threshold stipulated in the law, and the referendum results can be valid.
All the results of these four states have passed the referendum in Russia. Putin will officially announce this result on September 30, which means that Russia will exercise the actual control of these four states. Regardless of whether other countries in the world agree, Russia will agree, Russia Immediately send troops and nuclear weapons to officially enter these four places to declare sovereignty.
Although the current situation and conditions of Ukraine are changing, Russia is still ready to negotiate with Ukraine. Recently, when President Putin met with Turkish President Erdogan, he talked about it. It is reported that since the outbreak of the Russian and Ukraine conflict, Russia and Ukraine have conducted several rounds of negotiations, but neither has made significant progress.
The response of various countries to referendum
Regarding the result of this vote, Modvedev, vice chairman of the Russian Federal Security Conference, posted on the social platform Telegram that day, saying: "The referendum is over and the results are clear. Welcome home, welcome to return to Russia!"
Although the representatives of France and the German observation delegation said that at the voting site, no illegal and violations were found, and all processes met international standards. However, Ukraine and Western countries have always insisted that the referendum in Russia in four Russian -controlled areas is not legal.
At the same time, the Ukraine Cabinet passed a resolution on the day of the voting results that Ukraine prohibited from exporting goods to Russia according to the resolution. Since February 24, Ukraine exports to Russia's goods have actually stopped, and the decision of the cabinet has clarified this problem at the legal level.
Britain also shows its own attitude. A statement on the government's official website stated that "referendum violations of international law, including the United Nations Charter." British Foreign Minister Cleverly announced 92 sanctions against Russia, saying that this round of sanctions was a backpage of Ukraine's "four referendums".
Kazakhstan, one of Russia's intimate partners in Central Asia, said that Russia will not recognize the merger of Russia's voting to eastern Ukraine. Samadiarov, a spokesman for the Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry, said Kazakhstan respects the territorial integrity, sovereignty, and peaceful coexistence in other countries.
In addition, Serbia also refused to acknowledge the results of the referendum in Russia. Serbian Foreign Minister Serakovic emphasized that this completely violated the interests of the Serbian nation and state and violated territorial and sovereignty.
China also stated that China has always argued that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of various countries should be respected, and the purpose and principles of the United Nations Charter should be observed. The reasonable and safe concerns of all countries should be valued, and all efforts that are conducive to peaceful resolution of crisis should be supported.
Conflict continues, multinational companies go bankrupt
Due to the extensive scope of Russia and Ukraine's conflict, coupled with European and developed sanctions on Russia's various aspects, the production and trade of various countries from all over the country has been seriously affected.
The first is European countries. Since late February, Western countries have imposed a number of severe sanctions on Russia, including restrictions or prohibiting the import of Russian energy, but sanctions have also led to the surge in European countries that rely on Russian energy and surge in living expenses.
The latest news is that the "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline leaked. This news has greatly risen the price of natural gas in Europe, which is regarded as the Dutch TTF natural gas futures price of natural gas prices in Europe, the price of TTF natural gas futures increased by 22%on the same day.
Due to the continuous soaring energy costs and a wider range of living costs, as many as 60 % of manufacturing companies in the UK are facing the risk of failure.
Carlo Sangalli, president of the Italian Commercial Association Confcommercio, warned that at least 120,000 small companies in Italy were facing closure risks in the first half of 2023, and more than 370,000 employees were facing unemployment risks.
The Spanish media reported that in August 2022, about 19,000 SMEs and individual households went bankrupt, which led to the union of the Spanish SME Federation (Cepyme) and the Madrid Individual Autonomous Association (ATA), asking the government to designate measures for the current economic situation. , Taking the rise in production costs.
In addition, the "Bread and Pastry Bakers Association" across the country said that due to the rising cost of energy prices, many bakery shops in the country are on the verge of bankruptcy. Facing the cost of high energy bills, official data shows that as many as 1 million Dutch families are facing the risk of being pushed below the poverty line of life.
Tokyo Shoko Research announced data. In the first half of 2022, the number of bankruptcy in Japanese companies in Japan reached 3060, an increase of 0.52%year -on -year. Its growth rate in the lapse of two years exceeded the same period of the previous year. In the first half of the year, the total liabilities of bankruptcy companies exceeded 17 billion yen, an increase of 179.37%year -on -year.