@Novichok, they weren't asked, they didn't vote and the results were invented. The fact that RuSSia printed some numbers on paper isn't any proof for anything lol
In Kherson, the head of the voting committee put the "yes" vote at above 87%.
During the RuSSian occupation of Kherson there were only 40% of inhabitants left in the city. 60% didn't get to vote. Majority of Kherson inhabitants weren't asked what they wanted. So, even if that result was true 87% (which I'm sure it wasn't), that alone would make that referendum invalid.
The world community didn't do anything in Rwanda or about China's civil rights violations.
We're not discussing whether the world can or will do anything about it. We're discussing whether the results of sham referendums conducted by RuSSia are believable or not, whether they're valid or not. Majority of the world, not only the West, considers them to be invalid and not believable. Only RuSSia and North Korea in the whole world recognise those results. Even countries who support or side with RuSSia didn't recognise the results of those referendums. To any intelligent and sane person this should be a sign that there was something seriously wrong with those referendums. But not to you - what a "SURPRISE" (not) :)))