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Vladimir Putin's party obtained, without surprise, a comfortable majority in the parliamentary elections on Sunday, a poll marked by cyber attacks and blows with Ukrainian drones, transmits France Presse. No party opposing the war in Ukraine has been authorized to participate in these elections for Duma, the lower chamber of Parliament, the first to ...
Yesterday's series of Ukrainian strikes, during which 1,951 drones and 8 missiles were launched against Russia, was the largest since the start of the war, writes MTI, based on the Russian Defense Ministry and TASS. The Russian parliamentary elections ended on Sunday, with 71 percent of the votes counted, and the ruling United Russia party won 57.5 percent, while the Communists won 14 percent, the Liberal Democrats 8.7 percent, the New People 7.…
With official results expected at 11:00 a.m. Monday morning, everything indicates that Putin's United Russia will have a majority. The post Russia: Putin's party reportedly wins elections amid Ukraine attacks appeared first on in.gr.
United Russia wins over 57% – Voting marred by drone and cyberattacks
Russia held its first parliamentary elections since the Ukrainian war. Initial results showed Putin's United Russia leading. The election was marred by allegations of drone attacks, electronic voting, and irregularities.
Vladimir Putin's United Russia party appeared to be winning by a wide margin in Russia's parliamentary elections that concluded on Sunday, according to preliminary results. The election process took place in the shadow of cyberattacks and Ukrainian drone strikes, with Moscow vowing to respond. No party that opposes ... More www.ertnews.gr
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