Today, immediately after returning from Mukachevo, People's Deputy of Ukraine Volodymyr Bondar, who had been on a mission to observe the election process at polling station No. 1 during the voting day, held a press conference for Volyn media. Commenting on the events in Zakarpattia, the People's Deputy stated: "The events that took place in Mukachevo have nothing in common with the elections." Volodymyr Bondar, citing facts of human rights violations and violations of Ukrainian legislation, believes that "the elections in Mukachevo will set Ukraine back for a long time from entering European and Euro-Atlantic structures." The head of "Our Ukraine" in the Volyn region is convinced that these elections showed the true face of the authorities; "neither Kuchma, nor Yanukovych, nor Medvedchuk should escape responsibility for these elections. Because only with their tacit consent can such things happen. Neither the regional prosecutor, nor the Prosecutor General, nor the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, nor the head of the security service, nor their representatives in the region have the right to escape responsibility. They all knew that such measures were being prepared, but they closed their eyes and allowed a brutal violation of Ukrainian legislation." According to Volodymyr Bondar, during the voting, cases were recorded where additional ballots were brought into polling stations, unauthorized persons were present during vote counting, physical force was used against observers, including deputies, and pogroms were carried out at polling stations. According to Volodymyr Bondar, at the polling station where he was located, "about 80 unidentified persons, to whom the officers on duty opened the doors, burst into the premises and tried to find the commission's protocols. During this 'dispute,' a large number of people who were at the polling station received bodily injuries and cuts from glass." Volodymyr Bondar is outraged that the authorities falsified the election results by announcing E. Nuser as mayor. "From every polling station except one, we have protocols signed by commission members and certified with seals. We can assert and will prove that Viktor Baloha won the election for mayor of Mukachevo." Volodymyr Bondar stated that there are also problems in Volyn related to the election of a deputy to the Volyn Regional Council, but "Our Ukraine" will not allow a similar situation to develop, even if it has to resort to harsh methods of fighting the current system of power.