On the eve of the vote on the Constitution and the unified voting day on 13 September is expected to activate the countries of the West, said security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev in an interview to “Arguments and facts”. According to him, they, in particular, intend to “provoke nationalist and separatist sentiments” in the Russian regions through non-profit organizations (NPOs). “Additional emphasis, as expected, will also be placed on stimulating the activity of the so-called alternative trade unions. Planned steps for the intensification of media pressure on Russia in order to blur the Russian spiritual-moral and cultural-historical values that form the Foundation of statehood, and reduce feelings of Russian national identity of the citizens of our country. Main tasks — to split the Russian society, to impose the best values and models of development, to be able to manipulate public consciousness,” said Mr Patrushev. According to him, from 2015 to 2019 NCOs that participate in political activities officially received from foreign donors, about 4 billion roubles Nikolai Patrushev said that in reality, these amounts are much higher because the sponsors use a hidden financing scheme that “severely hampers the proof of facts of direct involvement of the United States or its allies in subversive activities against Russia.” Nikolai Patrushev also spoke about the “color revolutions” in former Soviet countries. He said that the actions of the West to “export revolutions” “subject to, not least the consistent challenge of knocking out the individual links in the sphere of Russian influence with the strategic goal is to organize a “color revolution” in Russia itself.” Recall that the voting on the Constitution will be held on 1 July, this day will be the weekends. Originally a vote was scheduled on April 22 but it was postponed because of the pandemic coronavirus. Residents of Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod region will be able to vote electronically. In Moscow it will be held for six days, from 25 to 30 June.Details — in the material “Kommersant” “Muscovites go online”. Kommersant compared the current and proposed wording of the Main zakonchite to further
