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Russians vote in final day of parliamentary elections The vote comes as the Russian capital was hit by what its governor described as the "largest-scale attack"…
Russians vote in final day of parliamentary elections
The vote comes as the Russian capital was hit by what its governor described as the "largest-scale attack" on the city since the war in Ukraine began.
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Putin can't win no matter what he does, either way the European information war will portray him as a dictator subverting democracy. Which is precisely why he will win, the Russian people are well aware they are in the crosshairs of the insolvent European elites desperate to acquire collateral they simply don't have on their own soil.