Kremlin hails election of nearly 50 Ukraine war veterans to Russian parliament
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said veterans’ experience is in high demand and they will help shape legislation after winning 46 seats.
- The Kremlin hailed the election of 46 veterans of the war in Ukraine to the 450-seat State Duma, saying they would be heavily involved in the lawmaking process.
- President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that the election's nearly 60% turnout showed Russians support their armed forces fighting in Ukraine and the authorities' efforts to protect national security.
- The Central Election Commission reported that United Russia secured 349 seats, followed by the Communist party with 37, the LDPR with 23, New People with 19, Just Russia with 17, Motherland with one, and Four unaffiliated candidates.
- In a tightly controlled political system critics argue stifles dissent, most anti-war candidates were barred from running; those who participated won no seats, though the liberal Yabloko party secured a regional parliament foothold.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the veterans' experience is in "high demand" and each will make a significant contribution to shaping various initiatives.
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Kremlin hails election of nearly 50 Ukraine war veterans to Russian parliament
The Kremlin on Friday hailed the election of 46 veterans of Russia's war in Ukraine to the 450-seat lower house of parliament, the State Duma, saying they would be heavily involved in the lawmaking process.
In the Kremlin, he welcomed the election of the Special Military Operation to the State Duma, noting the importance of their unique experience to the work of Parliament, said the spokesperson for President Dmitry Peskov. Peskov stated that in the Kremlin, the result of the vote that led to the Special Military Operation becoming deputies was positive, transmitting to RIA "News." He expressed confidence that the experience of these people would b…
The 46 participants elected to the State Duma will contribute to the formulation of initiatives in their field, Dmitry Peskov said
The 46 participants elected to the State Duma will contribute to the formulation of initiatives in their field, Dmitry Peskov said.He noted that the experience of military personnel is in demand — this is confirmed by the...
In Russia, the first elections to the State were held after the outbreak of the great war. On the basis of preliminary results, "One Russia" has received a record number of mandates — more than three quarters of all seats. The party has already reported that it alone will become deputies to 49 "members of the SVO" (as Putin actually called for the military to become a "new elite". But this is not the entire composition of the SVO "fraction." Man…
The parliamentary elections in Russia won by the pro-Kremlin party – and listed by the EU as "a simulation of democracy" – brought to the State Duma nearly 50 veterans of the war in Ukraine, if not more. The elections won by the pro-Kremlin United Russia brought to the State Duma, the lower chamber of the country's parliament, ...
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