They Forgot the LIVE CAMERA! Election Fraud in Russia Without any Shame

Name: They Forgot the LIVE CAMERA! Election Fraud in Russia Without any Shame
Uploaded: 2026-09-28T17:33:16+00:00
Duration: 30 min 13 s
Channel: Artur Rehi

00:00Hello my friends and welcome back. Russian elections are concluded, they are finished,

00:05one week has passed, all the votes have been counted and all the videos have been published

00:09about the process and of course I've been gathering these videos ever since before the

00:13elections and bunched them up for you so we can make this compilation video. Russian elections

00:20before the elections at the time and now after. I promise you, grab your popcorn, this is gonna be

00:26peak entertainment. First of all the results and they shocked everybody and when I say shocked I

00:33mean everybody know exactly who's gonna win. United Russia 57% of the vote, communist party 13%. Yeah

00:40in Russia there still is quite popular communist party, it's strange I know. And then other parties

00:47who got very minor votes, of course Jabloko, the oppositional anti-war party didn't get any

00:55meaningful votes at all. So 18th to 20th of September were the election dates and election

01:01process. Of course in the occupied territories of Ukraine the elections were conducted before,

01:06a little bit a few weeks before. We're gonna look at some videos how they did that. Russia and Putin

01:13and the authorities they claim they are democracies, that Russia is a democratic country, that these

01:19elections are fair and just. Well, let's see about that. 24th of August, almost a month before the

01:26elections, in Abanielka area, so high-rise apartment building area, a Russian police car was driving

01:34around with loudspeakers, let's listen to it.

01:49Looking at it from down above like that it reminds me of GTA 2, I don't know if you remember

01:55a GTA game

01:56where you looked down from the cars, looks exactly like it, my childhood. Well this car is saying the

02:02traffic patrol police reminds you, vote for the victory in the SV or vote for United Russia. So when

02:09a police, the carrier of authority in every country, says this in a loudspeaker then I ask you, is it

02:17democratic or not? We go on chronological order, I have actually dated these videos for you. August 25th,

02:23so the very next day in Yekaterinburg we have a compilation of interviews on the street with people,

02:29what would they ask Putin if they could? I'm not going to show you all of them but I'm going

02:34to show

02:35some of them. Why we're watching this is because this gives us the mood of pre-election Russian

02:40citizens. An ordinary citizen, I obviously won't have that opportunity, you know, to ask him. But if

02:45there's only one question I'm interested in, when will the special military operation end? Why do you

02:52think you won't have a chance to meet him? Well everything is closed off, all the channels are blocked,

02:56all the routes are cut off. When do you think the special military operation will end? I'd like it

03:01to end as soon as possible and for our guys to come home. Do you think Putin can somehow influence

03:06that? It's within his power. So this woman has a connection between the special military operation,

03:12it's, you know, the fact that it's lasting and Putin. That's good. I believe that Putin has done a

03:18great deal for Russia and I think he's genuinely trying, so I would simply like to thank him.

03:23Thank him for what? Well back in 2000 when the country was falling apart, he did a lot.

03:28Yeah, why I'm showing you this, some of these people actually really love and praise Putin is

03:33to give you a real picture, paint you a real picture of what's happening in Russia. It's not

03:37that Russians are going to jail if they don't vote for Putin. I'm not painting that picture,

03:43I'm showing you that a lot of Russians love Putin. I'm talking tens of millions, even nowadays when

03:49they are really suffering because of him. Some of their sons and brothers have been sent to war,

03:54their bank accounts are shrinking, they're being laid off at work, the economy is dying,

03:58they still love Putin. Because to understand the Russian mindset is to understand that for

04:03a citizen of the empire it is more important that the empire is doing good and that there is a

04:09Tsar, a strong man above you, not that you're doing good and your economy is doing good. You need to

04:15have this image of conquering other nations, having a strong man of a leader, everything else doesn't

04:21matter and this man feels it. He has gained that image because of Putin, a strong man of a leader

04:27and conquering other nations. I feel good as a Russian citizen and as a person he is honest and

04:33decent, he really is trying for the country. I don't have to watch the rest, just to understand your

04:38enemy, very important if you want to you know defeat him, we need to understand the Russian populace,

04:43why they love Putin, why they're voting for him. It's because they have a conditioned mind to love

04:49and need that kind of a leader who does that to them. Well August 17th, Rostov on Don, this is

04:57what

04:57I just talked about but scaled up, I'm not kidding, check this out. First before we watch the video,

05:03Putin has all the power in Russia, he gets to make all the decisions he wants, he's pretty much a

05:08monarch

05:09with no stoppage to his power and here are his citizens gathering signatures to give him more power.

05:16Hello friends, we're a picket organized by the National Liberation Movement of Rostov-Anton,

05:22today five people were killed in the Rostov region in a NATO-Ukrainian armed forces attack,

05:28the strikes are funded by American dollars, they're carried out with the help of American Starlink systems,

05:33the NLM is proposing a victory plan, we need to restore Russia's full sovereignty, to do that we're

05:39collecting signatures to grant Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin additional powers. So this is real, there are

05:45people who think that we are getting bullied by the west because Putin is fighting hands behind the back,

05:50this is Russian propaganda, also some people in the west believe that that Russia has not begun yet,

05:55you've all heard this propaganda point, oh they've not even started a war yet, in fact they have,

06:00they've put everything they have in Ukraine, but some Russian people believe and want Putin to

06:05escalate, because they feel they're losing in Ukraine and as an empire citizen, citizen of the

06:10empire of the Russian Federation, to feel that Russia is losing is to feel that you personally

06:15are being insulted and you're losing and your value is dropping. So you begin the work how to

06:20change that situation, we need to give Putin more power, we need to revoke Ukraine's illegal

06:26independence which we granted in the 1990s, to do that we're collecting signatures. I'm not going

06:32to show the rest of the video, you get the idea, I just want to make sure I'm not painting

06:37a one-sided

06:38picture on this channel of what the Russian people are, you need to see how they love their president,

06:44it's very important to understand your enemy. In this next video I bring you a woman who has a bank

06:51card,

06:51and on the bank card, we will see. I'm sitting here waiting for the invoice to be paid, I have

06:58a card

06:59lying around, what's on the card? Shirtless Putin riding a bear. The waiter comes up to me and says,

07:05oh, what a beautiful card you have. Yes, I do. I love, makes a kiss, kisses the president, I love

07:16it, but I love my

07:19my president. Also the fish lips, of course, you cannot get around it always with the fish lips in Russia.

07:25For me he is a symbol of fortitude, courage and wisdom, power, all the best that can be in a

07:34man.

07:35Putin is a thief, has been thieving from the Russian people for 20 years, he's a killer,

07:40he has been killing everybody and anybody he wants, he does not allow any other opinions than himself's

07:47opinions, so this is a symbol of a man that this woman really values, and this woman is a symptom

07:53of

07:53a Russian society. So according to these values, you can see where Russia is as a culture, as a society.

08:00You know when, let's call it the barbers and the vandals and the Germanic people overtook Rome,

08:05they copied the Roman legal system, they continued to learn Latin language because this was the pinnacle

08:11of culture. For the next thousand years, even upon the, you know, Hitler, the Third Reich, they all tried

08:17to copy Rome. Hitler said, we are going to be the Third Reich, the third Rome that's going to last

08:221000 years. That's the value of a culture, you want to copy, it's so valuable. What is the Russian

08:28culture? If this woman just lists these values to Vladimir Putin and we know what Putin is,

08:34it paints you a picture of what the Russian, you know, women or society is valuing. It is a rotten

08:40culture, it's a rotten society and it will perish because history has shown us weak societies, empty

08:47cultures without meaningful values. They always die out. That's how it always has been. It takes

08:52some time and blood. We're at the process of that and if you know your history, you know what's

08:57happening to Russia. But I think it's good we all understand this and this woman painted it out for

09:02us beautifully what Russia is. August 24th, a man asks his Alexa or in Russia, Alisa, a question. That was,

09:12by the way, one month before the elections, check it out. Alisa, who won the 2026 State Duma elections?

09:20One month before them. United Russia won constitutional majority 324 seats. The communist

09:27party, 57, adjusts Russia and goes on to list all the results of the election one month before the

09:35election. Alisa, what is the day's date and what year is it? The day is Monday, August 24th,

09:412026. Names the date one month almost before the elections. So yeah, these election results were

09:49set in stone. We know at least a month before the elections, perhaps more.

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11:32As I showed you before the elections, I showed you people who love Putin, who want to make him more

11:39powerful. Now I show you the other side so you can have a whole picture. Here I bring you a

11:43Russian

11:43mother who has lost her son to the special military operation. And get ready, she is very screamy,

11:49she screams quite a lot. It's actually old screaming. So just get ready for that.

11:54I buried my son a few days ago. What earth is happening in our Russia? Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin,

12:00what the hell is going on? What are you doing? You're killing our boys. You're sending them to

12:04their graves. We can't even get the funeral compensation. We received a measly 60,000 rubles.

12:10And now again, I'm not like the mother lost her son very, I'm feeling bad for her. But again,

12:17in this situation, you show who you are of what you bring out. I lost my son, but I also

12:23didn't

12:24get the compensation. Still, she brings out that she didn't get enough money for it. If she wouldn't

12:29gotten 6 million rubles, maybe she wouldn't be screaming. She brought out that I lost my son

12:34and I didn't get paid. I want to get paid for losing my son. I would say, I don't want

12:38to lose my

12:39son. That gives you a difference of values, you know, value my family. I don't want to lose them,

12:44not for any amount of money, but for this mother. I didn't get paid enough is what she brings out.

12:50So again, you see the value system. Even though she's mad at Putin,

12:54she shows who she is because more money and she'd be fine.

12:58Are you mocking us? You're taking our sons away from us.

13:01I waited a year and eight months for my son. They brought him back without his head.

13:05Are you trying to start a civil war? Because it looks like you're going to get one soon.

13:10You're already screwed the people over. People don't want to go out and vote anymore.

13:14How much longer are you going to keep tormenting us mothers? They won't give us the burial benefits.

13:21Again, she seems not to be angry with the fact that her son is gone, a little bit about that,

13:25but

13:26again with the benefits, again with the money, that's what she's angry about also. I wouldn't

13:31even mention that part when I lose my family. I mean, she shows what's important to her.

13:37My son went off to the military enlistment office today. They're demanding the original certificate,

13:42but they took that certificate from us. Okay. Yeah, I'm not going to go on.

13:46It's streaming a lot. It just already shows us what she's about. And this is how you understand.

13:51This next Russian also gives us a glimpse of how he feels about Putin.

13:57And there are Russians who ask these important questions at the People's Front Forum. He said that

14:02there would be no problems with fuel, but I'm not interested in the fuel issue. I'm interested in

14:10when people will stop dying. When will civilians and children stop dying? When will those mobilized

14:16in 2022 return home? 21st of September, exactly one day after the elections in 2022, one day later,

14:25Putin announced a forced mobilization. 300,000 men were mobilized forcefully in one to two months.

14:31They have not returned home, none of them. I think over half of them might be dead,

14:35maybe more, maybe less, but they're all on the front or in the war efforts still.

14:40I'm interested in when the war will end. I'm interested in when will be their peace.

14:45I'm not interested in anything else. Although no, there is probably one more question that interests me.

14:49When will Putin be put on trial for the war he unleashed for the hundreds of thousands of deaths,

14:56including civilians and children? When will Putin be put on trial?

14:59So you see the other side of the picture. I started with Putin lovers. Now I show you Putin haters.

15:05This is the Russian society. Now I show you a girl who just explains extremely well how this

15:11all invasion is going up. I mean, there are people in Russia who understand this entire thing as well

15:18as I do, as well as you do watching these videos. There are intelligent people like that in Russia,

15:25but they're a minority and they're really afraid. February 24, 2022. Also, I gotta say,

15:32I love to see a Russian woman without the fish lips. That is just a gift. Good. Russia shifted from

15:39a

15:39hybrid war to a full-scale one. Not because NATO was advancing, not because there was a genocide in

15:44Donbass, not because Nazis had captured Kiev, but simply because the logic that began in 2014 required

15:52either admitting the failure of its plan or trying to push it through by force. Yeah, because by 2024,

16:00the separatists in eastern Ukraine were losing steadily to the Ukrainian non-forces, so Russia had

16:05to do something. I'm sorry, by 2022, the separatists were losing steadily. First, they created a problem,

16:12then pointed to it for eight years as the reason, then used the very reason as pretext for a major

16:18war. Yeah, this is the Russian foreign ministry playbook. They have done it ever since, well,

16:23in the Soviet times they geared it up, but in the Tsarist time already they did it. First World War

16:28started because Russia was mobilizing because they wanted to protect their fellow Slavic, you know,

16:34nationals in Serbia and the Soviet Union in the Stalin and all the leaders times, they always

16:40pushed Russians, ethnic Russians to live in the socialist republics, like Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania,

16:45Ukraine too, and deported the local population. So now that Estonia is free and all the other

16:49nations are free, we have a major Russian-speaking populace here, a few hundred thousand who, you know,

16:56need protecting now. So they created this problem and now they can start a war with it if they want.

17:01That's how they have been running things, I'm not kidding, for over a century, maybe more even,

17:06generations. Okay, now let's look at Putin. Well, this next chapter could be called Putin,

17:11but I'll begin with a guy reading a book in Russia and this book gives us a story. The guy

17:18says nothing,

17:19but we can see parts of the book are blurred out. It's a Russian book. It gives us a story,

17:24you can detect quite a lot of information from it. First of all, that there's a massive censorship in

17:29Russia for publishing. Secondly, if you publish a book, there's a censorship. You can take a part

17:34of the text out and then publish it without the boxes blackening out some text. This says that this

17:40book needed to be published incredibly fast, but some text needed to be taken out. So the fastest route

17:47was to blacken them out, not to delete them from a computer text file. So that's what they did.

17:54There's literal boxes on text that people should, the government doesn't want people reading. So that's

18:00Russia 2026. That's 1984. That's the book. Now, August 22nd, we now go to Putin. There's a bit of a

18:08fiasco with the propaganda stunt they're doing. It's connected to elections. In yet another humiliating

18:13propaganda catastrophe for Putin. The dictator had the bones of 637 year old medieval Moscow prince

18:21Dmitry Tanskoy dug up to be supposedly brought to the front to inspire the troops. In reality,

18:29a feeble attempt at trying the public's perception of his war in Ukraine to glorious Russian history. So

18:35they took, you know, the remains of an old Russian prince 637 year old body pretty much dug it up

18:44and

18:45Putin was here talking about it. Oh, this is wonderful. This is the Russian history and culture. This is

18:52very important. The problem is that this prince Donskoy only beat the Mongols warlord Mamai at Kulikovo,

19:00subsequently fleeing upon the Mongols return two years later. After Donskoy fled,

19:05the city and the Moscow was captured. Donskoy returned to bow to his new Mongol masters, paying

19:12them a huge tribute to retain his position for the rest of his life. So and Putin says this is

19:17the great

19:18Russian heritage and culture to a prince that bowed down to the Mongols and begged for him to be put

19:24back as a vassal of the Mongols. So the old Russian population, the Moscovite population as a vassalage

19:30to the Mongols. So he either he doesn't know history or he means that the Russians are a slave

19:35nation. I don't think he wanted to mean that, but this how it turned out. In this next clip,

19:42again connected to elections, Putin makes some very outrageous claims. Russian people say, hey,

19:50we have a fuel crisis. Fuel is so expensive. I don't like to stand in lines. Well, Putin says this.

19:55Just last night, another attempt was made to attack three oil refineries, but they didn't succeed

20:02because they're already protected. Aha, see, you cannot have a fuel crisis. The fuel cannot be

20:08expensive because our refineries are protected. Your issue doesn't exist. And that doesn't mean

20:13that nothing can slip through anywhere, but the level of protection is completely different. We have

20:18only 10% left to renovate our refineries. You cannot have a fuel crisis. There's no fuel

20:24lines because only 10% of our refineries are offline. But that was the last thing we needed.

20:29He's obviously in an informational bubble in a way that he doesn't know that about 30% of

20:33Russian refining capabilities have been knocked out temporarily. He says 10. So he doesn't have that

20:38information. Secondly, just denies people's problems. They're standing in lines for hours and

20:43hours. He said, no, no problem. You're not. This is not real. You're lying to me because in Russia,

20:48the refineries are protected. This is pretty much the Soviet propaganda that in the Soviet Union,

20:53there are no car crashes, no plane crashes, there are no cancer, nothing. There's no gay people.

20:59Nothing existed in the Soviet Union that was bad according to the communist, you know, doctrine.

21:05Same as Putin. It's fine. There's no fuel prices because refineries are protected. There you go.

21:11So Russian military bloggers who are quite often former soldiers or still soldiers are very connected to

21:18what's literally happening on the front, like 100 meter by 100 meter. They see Putin making these claims.

21:25I will read you some of them claims. All the text here is what Putin has said on camera.

21:29The fourth group West blocked about 5000 Ukrainian troops, meaning surrounded 5000

21:35Ukrainian troops on the shore of the Krasnoskod reservoir and began destroying this group. Putin said that

21:425,000 Ukrainians are surrounded. I remember this was about even two months ago. And then he announced the

21:48liberation of Sviatogorsk in the DPR. And then Putin said that Russia still had 10% of its oil refineries

21:55damaged. It's all else is fine. All three of these claims are like so far from the reality as possible.

22:02And the military bloggers connected to their units on the front who are actually dying.

22:05They really hate this because they see that their leader Putin now lies, makes these claims and their

22:12friends are dying on the front because they're the military bloggers. They have connections to some

22:15units. They have friends there. People die. So they are the ones who now go out and shame Putin for

22:21lying.

22:21While Putin at the meantime still goes on, he goes out of his way to over assure everybody how stable

22:30Russian

22:30economies. Check it out. But most importantly, and I want to emphasize this, I've said it before,

22:36the Russian economy is in an absolutely stable state, in an absolutely stable situation. It's like

22:44you're in a burning house and say this is absolutely fine. There is absolutely nothing burning in here.

22:51There's flames everywhere. So if you go over your way to, you know, push something back, it probably means

22:56it's true. Putin really doesn't really lose his cool, very low and slow low energy speaker. When

23:04he goes out of his way to like push something back, you know what's happening. It's the opposite.

23:08And now my friends, the reason why you clicked on this video, you want to see the election fraud. So

23:13let's get to the actual election videos. There's less of them this year than I saw last time, but I've

23:19seen plenty of them anyway. Well, uh, Donetsk 14th of September, as I mentioned about a week ago,

23:25before the elections in Russia, this occupied areas, they made their democratic fair and square

23:31elections like that. A gunman on gunpoint brought you election box, the ballot box. They set up a

23:39thingy here so you can elect in private. Nobody sees you when you go to this little box here. And

23:46people

23:47in Donetsk casted their votes. What do you think? Who do you think how they're going to vote if there

23:53as a man carrying a gun by the very same army who you have seen has shot civilians very, very

24:01much,

24:01very regularly? They kill civilians. And this man is here. I mean, how do you think these civilians,

24:08helpless civilians, are going to vote if this army representative is carrying that box? So you know

24:13how they're going to vote. You know who won. Let's watch a compilation of election debates. You know,

24:18as I mentioned, Russia plays this farce of democracy. They actually have electoral debates,

24:24as democracies do. And I think this is priceless. Compare them to the electoral debates you have

24:30seen in your country. Let's see. Good morning. You are watching the state television and radio

24:35broadcasting company live. Eliza Dorochina is in the studio. These are joint campaign events for

24:42candidates for deputies of the state Duma. Of the 9th convocation of the 158th electoral district,

24:49voting will take place from 18th to 20th of September. And there are no candidates. The

24:54candidates did not show up to our studio. And therefore, I say goodbye to you and the next air

25:00campaign blogs. Nobody showed up. Nobody bothered to because they know they're going to get voted because

25:05the vote has already happened. The results are out there even before the elections. They didn't even show up.

25:10So they're playing this democratic farce, but they're really, they're kind of letting it slide

25:14already. They're like, ah, nobody believes us anyway. We're not a democracy. It is time for pre-election

25:19debates. And in our studio is a representative of the Ajust Russia party, Yuris Kvartsov. Since the

25:28representative of the other two parties did not come to the live broadcast, you have additional time,

25:3415 minutes and 30 seconds. Nobody showed up so this guy can speak alone, which is a gift in real

25:39democracy because you want to speak. You want to talk to your audience. There's always a problem

25:44in these debates. You lack time. Okay. So another one, this guy is speaking for 35 more seconds.

25:51As it goes with the debates, you have a timer. You got to stick to it. Some people go over

25:55it. They

25:56want to speak too much. In this case, that guy stopped early because it's Russia. We are obliged to

26:03wait. And this is your time in case something comes to mind. No, nothing else will come to mind.

26:08And he has 20 seconds. Let's see what it does with the time.

26:18Say something, my man, say something.

26:24Sing or dance or do something, please. Look at him. All right. Next one. According to the election law,

26:31all the contenders for seats in the lower chamber of parliament have the right to free airtime on

26:38the state television channels. Yeah, that's, you know, that's the Russian law. You are a

26:41representative. You have your time in state television. This is the time given to you.

26:45Nobody can take it away from you. It's the law in Russia, as in every democratic country, which

26:51Russia is not. But they're playing this part here. Check it out. Today, three candidates from political

26:56parties received this right. And one of them is in our pre-election studio. So one showed up out of

27:02three. And by the flag, I'm guessing he's a communist party representative. So yeah, only one. They can

27:08speak for one and a half hours because half of three didn't show up for 30 minutes. In this next

27:13clip,

27:13we actually get to the real elections. In this clip, you can see an elderly woman being handed 500

27:21rubles. And the other woman says, you vote for Eginia Russia, United Russia. You will receive

27:28more money after you vote. This is like prepayment. You will receive the after payment. You got to vote.

27:34And they say that nobody will, you know, do anything to you. Don't worry about it. Just do it.

27:38They're actually buying votes and for a stupid low amount of money. 500 rubles is nothing in Russia.

27:45But since Russian pensioners are among the poorest in the world, it is the money they really need.

27:52So in Russia, there are a lot of pensioners. So if you want to get voted 100% of the

27:57time,

27:58you spend a little money, you pay them very, you know, pennies and they vote for you. And this is

28:03what they did in this in 2026. And of course, 19th of September, at the time of the elections,

28:09Marielle Republic, this, you know, overseer of the elections is seen filling the ballot box with sheets

28:18of like tons of votes. Nobody is supposed to put the vote in here except for the voters. But this

28:25woman puts in like 100 papers, 50 and 50 whole blocks of papers. I'm guessing she just cast 100 votes.

28:34Who do you think she voted for? That's it. Boom. She forgot about the live camera. They don't even care

28:40at all. They don't care at all. They're like, it's just a fun game for them. Let's pretend we're a

28:47democracy. But there are sometimes live cameras that they don't even turn off. You can actually see them

28:52committing electoral fraud live if you want to. In St. Petersburg, there actually was an election

28:58observer. You know, in Western countries, foreign countries go and observe the elections. They send

29:03their representatives. They fill and they're present at the ballot boxes near them. And they

29:07watch how this thing is done. And they say, okay, this election is fair and free and we confirm it.

29:12In Russia, this is election observer. She was actually pushed out. Her phone or his phone was

29:18smashed. The piece police was called. It's like, what are you doing observing our elections? You don't get

29:22to do that. So yeah, none of that. And finally, the last video of this video is pre-filled ballots.

29:32They're pushing in as much as they can. These guys are running the elections. These ballots are

29:37pre-filled. The option has already been chosen for you and they are filling out more ballots.

29:43You know, there's countless videos like that. Nothing new in here. You already saw all of that in 2022

29:48when there were elections and we saw mobilization after that. So yeah, nothing new. But it's still

29:53always fun to keep an eye on that. It's a clownish. It's a circus and everybody loves circus. So

29:58Russia is our circus now. My friends, thank you for watching and thank you for coming back.

30:02I'll be back for you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. So definitely subscribe to the channel

30:07so you'll be notified. And until my next video, be sure to be back and bye-bye.

They Forgot the LIVE CAMERA! Election Fraud in Russia Without any Shame

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