Communist Candidate in Buryatia Runs Ads with 'Peace to Peace' Slogan
Buryatia's Communist Party candidate for the State Duma, Baïr Tsyrenov, launched televised campaign ads featuring the slogan 'Peace to peace' and questions about the end of the special military operation, rising prices, internet restrictions, and taxes.
Consensus
- Baïr Tsyrenov, a member of the People's Khural of Buryatia, is running for the State Duma as a candidate for the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
- Tsyrenov launched televised campaign ads in Buryatia.
- The ads include the slogan 'Power to the people, peace to peace'.
- The ads feature questions about the end of the special military operation (SVO), rising prices, internet blocking, and the waste disposal fee.
- The ads were aired on local television and have not been removed as of the time of reporting.
- The Communist Party has previously expressed support for the war in Ukraine, though some party members have called for its conclusion.
Points of divergence
- The campaign ads were noticed by the publication 'Sibirsky Express'. — meduza
- Tsyrenov wrote that he is surprised the ads have not been removed from the airwaves. — tg_sibrealii
- The article mentions 'Tsydenov' instead of 'Tsyrenov' as the candidate's name. — tg_sibrealii
- The campaign ads were produced by the Communist Party and reflect public concerns. — meduza
- The article notes that the Communist Party has not officially opposed the war in Ukraine, despite some members calling for its end. — tg_sibrealii
Coverage (2 sources)
- In Buryatia, a communist running for the State Duma launched a TV campaign with the slogan 'Peace to the world' — Meduza
- In Buryatia, Communists Used Peace Call and Question About End of War in Ukraine in Agitation — Сибирь.Реалии
Key entities
- Buryatia
- State Duma
- Bayir Tsyrenov
- Ukraine
- KPRF
- People's Khural
- Siberian Express
- Tsytenov
- Buryat single-member district
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