Russia election results show Putin’s party winning: What we know

The only Iron Man in the world—Russia’s President Vladimir Putin! 🇷🇺<br>Heartfelt congratulations to President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia Party for its historic victory in Russia’s State Duma elections.<br>According to the latest near-final results, United Russia received 57.83% of the vote and secured 355 out of 450 seats—the highest number of seats the party has ever achieved in the history of the State Duma, securing a constitutional majority.<br>Meanwhile, the Communist Party (KPRF) won 40 seats, LDPR 25 seats, New People 20 seats, and A Just Russia 4 seats.<br>This result has further strengthened United Russia’s strong majority in the Russian parliament. I extend my sincere congratulations to President Vladimir Putin on this electoral result.<br>Congratulations for his strong leadership, unwavering determination, and for moving forward with Russia’s interests at the forefront amid a difficult geopolitical situation.<br>Congratulations, President Vladimir Putin!<br>Congratulations to the people of Russia! 🇷🇺<br>The Iron Man of Russia—Vladimir Putin.<br>A Multipolar World Order:<br>One of the central goals of Russia’s declared foreign policy is to establish a multipolar and multilateral international system, where, instead of the dominance of any single power, multiple independent states and centers of power will play a role in international decision-making. Russia’s 2023 Foreign Policy Concept identifies the sovereign equality of states, the right to choose their own path of development, cultural and civilizational diversity, and respect for international law as important foundations of this system. The same document also calls for establishing Russia as an independent sovereign center of global development and maintaining international balance.<br>Putin has also presented a multipolar world order as a long-term diplomatic objective of Russia and has spoken of advancing this framework through BRICS, SCO, and other multilateral platforms.<br>Congratulations, President Vladimir Putin.<br>Congratulations, Russia. 🇷🇺