Russian Parliamentary Elections and Political System
Residents of Russia’s Kursk region vote in parliamentary election amid drone attacks
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- Russians choose future for their children by voting today — human rights commissioner
TASS - More than 45% of Russians have voted by Sunday morning, CEC chair saysTASS
- Central Election Commission chair says ‘unfriendly countries’ is too mild a termTASS
- Russian parliamentary election turnout rises to 45.1%, election authority saysTASS
- Live: Russian election enters final day in shadow of war in Ukraine
France 24
- Diplomat: Russian regional authorities, military ready for Kiev’s provocationsTASS
- Russia claims cyberattacks targeted voting systems during parliamentary election
The Kyiv Independent
- Russian parliamentary elections enter final dayTASS
- Russia’s elections enter day two as observers are barred, turnout tops 40%, and bears complicate voting
Meduza
- Russian parliamentary election turnout rises to 44.75%TASS
- Russian parliamentary election turnout rises to 44.63% — election authorityTASS
- Diplomat says Kyiv plotting special operations to disrupt Russia’s electionTASS
- Ukraine intensifies terrorist activities ahead of Russian parliamentary vote — diplomatTASS
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