Russian election chief says 'unfriendly countries' label is too mild
Ella Pamfilova said it is time to find a new term for countries currently designated as unfriendly.
Ella Pamfilova, chairwoman of Russia's Central Election Commission, said the term "unfriendly countries" is too mild to describe certain nations, according to TASS.
Pamfilova said it is time to come up with a new term for these countries, TASS reported. No further details were given in the report.
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- Chairwoman of Central Election Commission says term "unfriendly countries" is too mild — TASS (Russia)
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