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United Russia party secures supermajority in Russian parliamentary election

The United Russia party, led by President Vladimir Putin, has achieved a supermajority in the recent parliamentary elections, securing over 58 percent of the votes. This election marks the first since the invasion of Ukraine and included regions annexed by Russia. The results have drawn criticism from international observers and opposition parties, highlighting concerns over the lack of genuine electoral competition.

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The United Russia party, led by President Vladimir Putin, has achieved a supermajority in the recent parliamentary elections, securing over 58 percent of the votes. This election marks the first since the invasion of Ukraine and included regions annexed by Russia. The results have drawn criticism from international observers and opposition parties, highlighting concerns over the lack of genuine electoral competition.

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Putin’s party wins supermajority in Russia’s parliamentary election

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United Russia party secures supermajority in Russian parliamentary election