War and Elections: Putin Bags Sweeping Majority - Peoples' Review
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United Russia won a landslide victory in the Russian State Duma elections, securing 355 out of 450 seats. While President Putin interpreted this as support for the military, the international community is strongly criticizing the election, questioning its legitimacy based on the exclusion of the opposition and forced voting in occupied territories.
Putin's party won record 355 out of 450 seats in the Duma in a three-day vote, from which war opponents were excluded.
The vote that took place on the elections to the State Council was for our fighters, and all the targets set within the framework of the CDF will be achieved, as announced today, 23 September, by Russian President Vladimir Putin in a video meeting with members of the Government.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the Russians believed in the military of a special military operation and had no doubt about the country's victory. During a videoconference meeting with the government, the head of State approached the military on the front lines, transmitting RIA News. He noted that the last elections in the State Duma had become a vote for the special operations. "I want you to know, comrades: this vote is for you. P…
War and elections: Putin bags sweeping majority - Peoples' Review
By Our Reporter War and elections are often treated as separate political phenomena, but history demonstrates that the two are closely interconnected. War changes the political mood of a country, influences public priorities, strengthens the authority of governments in some circumstances and weakens it in others. Elections, meanwhile, provide an opportunity for citizens to endorse, […] The post War and elections: Putin bags sweeping majority app…
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