Russians vote in final day of parliamentary elections
The vote comes as the Russian capital was hit by what its governor described as the "largest-scale attack" on the city since the war in Ukraine began.
The vote comes as the Russian capital was hit by what its governor described as the "largest-scale attack" on the city since the war in Ukraine began. Grouped from 6 articles across 5 sources.
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The vote comes as the Russian capital was hit by what its governor described as the "largest-scale attack" on the city since the war in Ukraine began.
This is Russia's first election since it invaded Ukraine, and is expected to gauge public support for the ongoing war.
The situation remains under control, said the Central Election Commission’s head.
Officials at the polling station accused the party election observer of attempting to ‘disrupt the elections’
Russia is holding its first State Duma election since invading Ukraine, with voting also imposed in occupied Ukrainian regions. President Vladimir Putin's party is expected to dominate the tightly controlled contest.
The Russian leader also said Kyiv had “long degenerated into a dictatorship”.
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