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Putin Calls on Russians to Vote in Parliamentary Election, Linking Turnout to Support for Ukraine War

President Vladimir Putin urged citizens to cast ballots in the upcoming parliamentary election, describing turnout as a measure of public backing for Russia's military campaign in Ukraine.

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France 24 — English

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday called on citizens to participate in the country's upcoming parliamentary election, according to France 24. Putin described voter turnout as a barometer of public support for Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine.

The election will mark the first parliamentary vote in Russia since the Kremlin launched its military offensive against Ukraine in February 2022, France 24 reported.

Putin's remarks framed the election as an opportunity for Russians to demonstrate backing for the government's stance on the conflict, though further details of his statement were not provided in the report.

The upcoming vote is expected to be closely watched both domestically and internationally as an indicator of public sentiment nearly four years into the war, according to the report.

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