Russia’s Parliamentary Election Result Underscores Public Support for Kremlin Policies, Putin Says - Regional Media News
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that the first parliamentary elections held during the war, which further strengthened the Kremlin's enormous legislative control, were evidence of public support for his policies.
Russia holds first war-time parliamentary elections
The elections expressed, in a highly distorted way, the immense anxiety and concern within the working class and broader population about what is correctly perceived as an escalating attack by the imperialist powers.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Su-jin = Russian President Vladimir Putin [regarding] the results of the ruling United Russia party's landslide victory in the recent general election [regarding] the war in Ukraine and the military ...
Russia’s parliamentary election result underscores public support for Kremlin policies, Putin says - Regional Media News
President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Russia's first wartime parliamentary election, which further strengthened the Kremlin's already-overwhelming legislative control, was a show of public support for his policies. With over 97% of the vote counted from three days of balloting that ended Sunday, election officials [...]
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Russia's first parliamentary election in times of war, which further reinforced the Kremlin's already overwhelming legislative control, was a sign of public support for its policies.
President Vladimir Putin maintains that the presence recorded in the weekend parliamentary elections shows that the Russians support the Russian forces fighting in Ukraine and the efforts of the authorities for national security, wrote Reuters. The pro-Kremlin party "United Russia, in power, has retained its majority in the national parliament after the elections for the State Duma this weekend, according to the results ...
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