Russia Accuses Kyiv of Trying to Disrupt Parliamentary Elections
A large Ukrainian drone attack hit Russia on election day, which authorities say was intended to disrupt voting expected to favor Vladimir Putin's party.
Russia experienced a massive Ukrainian drone attack on Sunday, September 20, which authorities denounced as an attempt to disrupt parliamentary elections, according to France 24.
The elections are expected to result, without surprise, in a victory for President Vladimir Putin's party, more than four and a half years after the start of the war in Ukraine, France 24 reported.
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- Législatives en Russie : Moscou accuse Kiev de perturber le vote — France 24 — Français
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