MOSCOW -- Russian Chief executive Dmitry Medvedev said on Sunday that he has purchased a probe into the suggestions of electoral scams during the Dec. 4 parliamentary election. Tens of countless numbers rallied in Moscow and other places on Saturday in the greatest anti-government demonstrate in Russia's post-Soviet historical past to demonstrate the revealed scams and need the travel of Excellent Reverend Vladimir Putin.
Medvedev on Sunday smashed two times of quiet by publishing a thoughts on his Facebook or myspace web page.
"I differ with the catch phrases as well as with the messages that were created at the rallies," he said, but included that he offered instructions for a look at of the reviews of scams. He did not refer to who would take out the probe.
Medvedev's publish created over 1,000 mostly furious feedback within 50 mins.
"Shame!" and "We don't believe you!" were the most typical.
Other Facebook or myspace customers requested Medvedev whether he really doesn't agree with the protest's major saying, "We're for sensible elections." Some authored that Medvedev's concept created them even more established to take element in the next thought out move against electoral scams -- on Dec. 24.
Neither Medvedev nor Putin has created any community designs over the past weekend break, although Putin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said in a report that the administration "respects the perspective of the protesters" and is "hearing what is being said."
Unlike Putin, the tech-savvy Medvedev, Russia's president since 2008, has had experienced a certain assistance among an knowledgeable city professional. But an headline in October this season that he will move aside to let his advisor Putin to run for a third phrase in workplace has angered many Medvedev supporters.
