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Putin, Russia

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Russians vote in elections with no party opposing Putin or war in Ukraine
Russians began voting Friday in a tightly controlled three-day election that will likely see President Vladimir Putin tighten his grip on power after 26 years at the helm, as Russia's all-out war in U...

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Explainer-How Putin may leverage predictable outcome of Russia's elections
Meduza · 4d
Putin lost at some overseas polling stations in 2024. Here’s how Russians abroad can vote in this weekend’s State Duma elections.
 · 12h
Panic spreads as Europe on brink of war
Russia is about to escalate its war against Ukraine and step up hybrid attacks on Kyiv’s allies in Europe, damning new intelligence suggests.

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Russian holds parliamentary vote in areas it seized from Ukraine in the war
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Putin Might Escalate War After Russian Election
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Putin says Ukraine interfering in Russian parliamentary election
Putin said Ukrainian strikes on Russian targets meant Kyiv's offers to hold negotiations to end the war were disingenuous.

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Russia Holds Stage-Managed Elections
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What Putin’s war in Ukraine means for Russian elections as polls open
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Nostalgia for the USSR: Putin's 'temporary' election exhibit cost $1.9 billion

Russian authorities have allocated at least $1.9 billion to establish a massive network of state-sponsored exhibition spaces. According to United24 Media, this Kremlin-backed initiative originally began as a temporary showcase ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
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Putin will win Russia’s sham election. Europe is terrified of what comes next

Despite setbacks, Putin still believes he is winning the war, said John Lough, a senior fellow at Nest. Russia continues to make gains on some of the most important sectors of the front, is inflicting greater economic damage on Ukraine than it is suffering itself, and Kyiv's recruitment problems are even graver than Moscow's.
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Putin breaks cover to promise Russian public they will have 'democratic' elections

Russian President Vladimir Putin broke cover to deliver an address at the United Russia Party meeting Sunday. The president has been in discussions with Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko for two consecutive nights with no photos or media coverage.
Washington Post
1mon

A Putin critic leaves Russia after he is barred him from running for parliament

Opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin, who criticized Russia’s war in Ukraine and tried to challenge President Vladimir Putin in the 2024 election, said Monday he has left Russia, a move that follows a crackdown that barred him from a race for parliament ...
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