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Millions of Russians are heading to the polls starting Friday for parliamentary elections - the first since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began more than f…
Millions of Russians are heading to the polls starting Friday for parliamentary elections - the first since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began more than four years ago. But with opposition banned from taking part or forced into exile, what does this election look like? CNN's Zahra Ullah reports from Moscow.
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@@Walter-k2c5oImported1mo ago
Putin will was the last dictator from kgb fsb a political dinosaur he will fall like ceaucescu....
@@Ablay-e3yImported1mo ago
Can’t wait to hear Trump explain this one away for Putin: the only opposition candidate kicked off the ballot—and they weren’t exactly crushing it anyway
@@AlHuskerImported1mo ago
There are no elections in Russia,who are we kidding. Putin will be in charge until he is dead.
@@ChiusoxferieImported1mo ago
how they dare? they should do endless debetes with people clapping/booing <br>ending in a goverment they don't like😂
@@Beetroot_BobImported1mo ago
It will be the same for you yanks soon if bone spurs gets his way! 😂
@@orangecheetodustImported1mo ago
Are we pretending that Russia holds legitimate elections?
@@iconic1916Imported1mo ago
And he hilariously claims Russia has free and open elections lol
@@Equine-servicesImported1mo ago
Im not going to say russia's elections are legit, but at least theyre putting up a facade of democratic elections. MORE THAN CAN BE SAID FOR UKRAINE. If you have an issue with that statement you should really look at the russian style tactics that ukraine employed at the very beginning of the war. up until now. Disappearing an american journalists, Making all of the opposition parties with any large following illegal, putting all meaningful oppo leaders under house arrest, making every radio station/tv station under state control, refusing identifying their own defensive rockets that killed poles, flying multiple drones into nato states having to be shot down by nato fighters (2 this month), and flying a 6k pound bomb laden tu141 drone into croatia with it crashing into the parking lot of a college in the capital (zagreb). We know russia sucks, but i believe we should evaluate both sides before choosing one a god guy. Ukraines bar scene is the best it has been for decades, but its too dangerous to have an election. Real ukranians have issues with this war for both sides, but only ukraine will arrest them if they profess it.
@@vicgorena355Imported1mo ago
russia is the same as china.. no freedom just do whatever they tell you.. No democracy yikes
@@pierret8954Imported1mo ago
Any opposition gets poisoned
@@DimaZavar626Imported1mo ago
Russians want and need Putin to win, just cause the west doesn't want him doesn't mean shit. putin is the best leader that has ever existed. Everyone wants peace but no Russia will never accept a cease fire with Ukraine so they could rearm. Russians position is clear
@@ThecrazytocoImported1mo ago
Sic Semper Tyrannis.
@@ashcarrier6606Imported1mo ago
The only way to register an actual opinion on current events in Russia is to not "head to the polls". It is to stay home. In Luhansk and Donetsk armed men are going door to door forcing the "new Russians" to vote, so they do not have the ability to protest with low voter turnout. Their "high turnout" will be portrayed as enthusiasm for their new overlords.
Millions of Russians are heading to the polls starting Friday for parliamentary elections - the first since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began more than four years ago. But with opposition banned from taking part or forced into exile, what does this election look like? CNN's Zahra Ullah reports from Moscow.
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