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Russia Experiences Increased Anxiety and War Fatigue Ahead of Parliamentary Elections

As Russia approaches parliamentary elections from September 18 to 20, rising anxiety and war fatigue among the populace are evident, driven by factors such as fuel shortages and rumors of mobilization. Polls indicate a growing desire for peace talks with Ukraine, while the Kremlin is expected to closely monitor voter turnout amidst concerns about public loyalty to the ruling party, United Russia.

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As Russia approaches parliamentary elections from September 18 to 20, rising anxiety and war fatigue among the populace are evident, driven by factors such as fuel shortages and rumors of mobilization. Polls indicate a growing desire for peace talks with Ukraine, while the Kremlin is expected to closely monitor voter turnout amidst concerns about public loyalty to the ruling party, United Russia.

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A war-fatigued and anxious Russia picks a new parliament

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Russia Experiences Increased Anxiety and War Fatigue Ahead of Parliamentary Elections