Putin Got What He Wanted. Mobilization Will Be Based on One Factor, Expert Says

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Russia voted on September 18 and 20 and, as it was sung, United Russia took about 60% of the votes. So far, nothing new under the sun. What is really relevant, VisualPolitik says in his latest analysis, is what these elections reveal: what will happen on the day Vladimir Putin is no longer there and if the Kremlin is preparing to send half a million more Russians to the front. Elections rigged with the deleted opposition from the map The channel…

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Russia's parliamentary elections confirmed the expected scenario. The ruling United Russia party won both an absolute and a constitutional majority with 355 mandates. In Spotlight, Pavel Havlíček from the Association for International Affairs analyzed it. According to him, the outcome of this “quasi-political ritual” was a foregone conclusion from the start. But he points out some remarkable details — for example, a historic change has occurred.

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The recent elections to the Russian State Duma have provided Russian President Vladimir Putin with proof that the war has not broken the Russian system. More important to the regime than the result of an undemocratic vote is who has managed to mobilize enough people to deliver the desired result. Mobilization will depend on whether Russia can replace soldiers through contract recruitment, believes Tomáš Šmíd of Ambis University, a political scie…

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President Vladimir Putin's pro-war United Russia party won more votes than it did five years ago. According to authorities, voter turnout was the highest in fifteen years. How will the Kremlin take advantage of this? Putin got about what he expected from the election. The turnout was not bad. If it had been low, it would have been unpleasant, because...

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Putin confirmed that mobilization is not needed. The people are preparing for mobilization. The Russian State Duma elections held over the weekend confirmed, according to the Kremlin, that the people support the continuation of the war. Russia, Vladimir Putin, Geopolitics.