Putin's party wins large majority in Russian legislative election, as expected
The vote was marred by cyberattacks and Ukrainian drone strikes, which Moscow has vowed to answer, France 24 reported.
Vladimir Putin's party won a large majority in Russia's legislative election held on Sunday, September 20, France 24 reported, in a result the outlet described as unsurprising.
According to France 24, the vote was marked by cyberattacks and Ukrainian drone attacks, to which Moscow has promised a response.
Sources
- Russie : des élections législatives, sans surprise, en faveur de Vladimir Poutine — France 24 — Français
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