In a striking commentary just days before the United States' presidential election, Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for Russia’s Foreign Ministry, delivered a scathing critique of the American electoral process, questioning its legitimacy and integrity. During her address from Moscow, Zakharova highlighted the turmoil surrounding the election, noting that nearly 60 million ballots had already been cast through early voting. She expressed concern over the "irregularities" and "oddities" observed within the U.S. electoral system, which she claimed shocked many observers around the world.

Zakharova characterized the American democratic model as experiencing a “monstrous crisis,” arguing that it has devolved into an “antipode of itself,” fostering deep divisions among the populace. Instead of empowering citizens, she asserted, U.S. democracy has become a source of internal strife, failing to resolve critical issues and pushing the nation toward unprecedented turmoil. Asserting that this is not true democracy, Zakharova’s remarks resonate with Russian President Vladimir Putin's longstanding critiques of Western democratic values.

In addition to her comments on the U.S. election, Zakharova outlined Russia's role as a mediator in global crises, including its efforts to engage with both Hezbollah and the Israeli government concerning hostages in the Middle East. She stressed the importance of Russia's humanitarian involvement, particularly for Russian citizens impacted by the situation.

Zakharova also issued a stark warning about the cultural erosion faced by Moldova under what she described as a “Western yoke,” suggesting that Western influence threatens the nation’s identity and history. Her remarks draw parallels to historical injustices, emphasizing a need for vigilance against cultural extermination.

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