Big victory for Vladimir Putin
President Vladimir Putin won a record victory in Russia’s election on Sunday, once again consolidating his grip on power, even as thousands of opponents protested the Russian election at polling stations and in the United States throughout the afternoon. .
For Putin, a former KGB lieutenant colonel who first came to power in 1999, the election result is meant to show the West that its leader will remain a brave leader for years to come, whether in war or peace. We have to live. Putin as President and the Russia we have today. ,
Early results suggest Putin, 71, will easily secure another six-year term, surpassing Joseph Stalin to become Russia’s longest-serving leader for more than 200 years.
Putin made history.
According to an exit poll by the pollster Public Opinion Foundation (FOM), Putin won 87.8 percent of the vote, the largest result in Russia’s post-Soviet history. The Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) puts Putin at 87%. The first official results showed that the elections were valid.
America blamed
“The election is clearly not free or fair, as Putin has jailed political opponents and prevented others from running against him,” a White House National Security Council spokesman said. Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine. What he described as a “special military operation” was the deadliest European conflict since World War II.
The sword of war has hung over the three-day elections. Ukraine has repeatedly attacked oil refineries in Russia, shelled Russian territory and tried to infiltrate Russian borders with proxy forces — moves Putin has said will not be taken.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin won the election
