As Russia prepares for first parliamentary election since war began, anxiety over conflict deepens
Many Russians appear increasingly concerned about its impact on everyday life, as Ukrainian drone attacks bring the war closer to home
As Russia prepares for first parliamentary election since war began, anxiety over conflict deepens
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Russian anxiety over the war grows amid nearing parliamentary election
As Russia prepares for its first parliamentary election since the launch of its full-scale war in February, 2022, many Russians appear increasingly concerned about its impact on everyday life, as Ukrainian drone attacks bring the war closer to home.
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