Putin promises to win war in campaign for Russian elections
Putin's statements take place after the Russian Central Election Commission approved on Sunday the lists of 11 parties seeking to participate in..
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Putin's statements take place after the Russian Central Election Commission (CEC) approved on Sunday the lists of 11 parties seeking to participate in the elections on 20 September. The September elections will be the first legislative taking place in Russia since Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, which triggered the worst conflict in Europe since World War II (1939–1945). The Head of State did not reveal details about the new logistics system, but ensured that the situation "will gradually improve" on the peninsula annexed by Moscow in 2014.
Furthermore, Today, police arrested in Moscow one of the few opposing leaders still at liberty, Boris Nadezhdin, who applied for President in 2024. Putin announces new routes to fuel the Crimea of gasoline Putin also announced the creation of new fuel supply routes for the Crimean peninsula, affected by gasoline shortages that Moscow attributes to Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure. “Works are already under way to create a supply system that will be very difficult to be accessed by the enemy,” Putin said during a campaign event for the Russian legislative elections scheduled for September 20. I believe that the situation will gradually improve," the Russian leader assumed.
In addition, The candidates who are to take part in the elections are still unknown, since the ECC will still have to check the documents of all those who want to take a seat in parliament. Crimea was the first region to suffer a significant shortage of fuel, a situation that later spread to several regions of Russia. Putin also ensured that Russia will continue to respond to the Ukrainian attacks on its territory and promised more severe reprisals. “We will respond in the same currency, but with much more force,” the Russian ruler said.
Moreover, Russian President Vladimir Putin today promised to win the war against Ukraine in the first campaigning act for the September parliamentary elections, in which the presidential party, United Russia, intends to revalidate the majority.
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Putin's statements take place after the Russian Central Election Commission (CEC) approved on Sunday the lists of 11 parties seeking to participate in the elections on 20 September.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe September elections will be the first legislative taking place in Russia since Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, which triggered the worst conflict in Europe since World War II (1939–1945).
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe Head of State did not reveal details about the new logistics system, but ensured that the situation "will gradually improve" on the peninsula annexed by Moscow in 2014.
reliability low1/3 sourcesToday, police arrested in Moscow one of the few opposing leaders still at liberty, Boris Nadezhdin, who applied for President in 2024.
reliability low1/3 sourcesPutin announces new routes to fuel the Crimea of gasoline Putin also announced the creation of new fuel supply routes for the Crimean peninsula, affected by gasoline shortages that Moscow attributes to Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure. “Works are already under way to create a supply system that will be very difficult to be accessed by the enemy,” Putin said during a campaign event for the Russian legislative elections scheduled for September 20.
reliability low1/3 sourcesI believe that the situation will gradually improve," the Russian leader assumed.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe candidates who are to take part in the elections are still unknown, since the ECC will still have to check the documents of all those who want to take a seat in parliament.
reliability low1/3 sourcesCrimea was the first region to suffer a significant shortage of fuel, a situation that later spread to several regions of Russia.
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Putin also ensured that Russia will continue to respond to the Ukrainian attacks on its territory and promised more severe reprisals. “We will respond in the same currency, but with much more force,” the Russian ruler said.
according to ECORussian President Vladimir Putin today promised to win the war against Ukraine in the first campaigning act for the September parliamentary elections, in which the presidential party, United Russia, intends to revalidate the majority.
according to ECO"Russia has a very solid and reliable energy base.
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