️Vladimir Putin Urged Russians to Take Part in the Elections on September 18, 19 and 20. Key Takeaways From the President's Televised address:
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On Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin urged the Russian population to participate in the legislative elections, the first since the launch of the offensive in Ukraine, making the war the main issue in the election held from 18 to 20 September.
President Putin called on citizens to vote in parliamentary elections, framing the vote as a demonstration of Russia's patriotic unity and sovereignty vis-à-vis the West.
Moscow, Sept. 16 (EFE).- Russia's President Vladimir Putin called on Russians on Wednesday to participate actively in the legislative elections that take place from Friday to contribute "to Russia's victory" and respond to those who want to "weaken" the country, alluding to the West. "Participation in the elections [...] Putin's entry calls on Russians to vote in the legislatives to contribute to Russia's victory was first published in HolaNews.
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Quotidiano NazionaleMoscow, 16 Sep. (askanews) - "We know what Russia is fighting for and what the duty of each of its citizens is. Our heroes are winning victory on the battlefield. To make it closer and closer contribute all those who work honestly for their homeland and understand their responsibility towards its future.
According to the Russian leader, by doing so, citizens are helping to achieve victory.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday described the upcoming parliamentary election as a barometer of support for the war in Ukraine and urged people to go to the polls, Reuters reported, quoted by BTA. The elections begin on Friday and will last three days, with Russian citizens choosing members of the 450-seat lower house of parliament, the State Duma. These are the first elections for the composition of the legislature since Russia launc…
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