Pro-Putin party retains parliamentary majority, anti-war party gains small regional presence
Most outlets led with the pro-Putin United Russia party's retention of a strong parliamentary majority, citing record seat numbers in some reports. Both outlets noted the anti-war Yabloko party’s limited regional success, though the framing of this as a “tiny foothold” was consistent across the coverage. Aaj News emphasized the record number of seats won by United Russia, while Hum News described the result as retaining a “decisive majority.”
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Pro-Putin party gets record 355 parliamentary seats, anti-war party a tiny regional foothold
The pro-Putin ruling United Russia party won a record number of seats in the national parliament, according to near-complete official election results on Monday, while the anti-war Yabloko party appeared to have won a tiny foothold in one regional parliament. President Vladimir Putin had cast the three-day election to the State Duma - the first since Russia launched its full-scale war in Ukrai...
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Pro-Putin party keeps grip on parliament, anti-war party gains tiny regional foothold
The pro-Putin ruling United Russia party retained its decisive majority in the national parliament, near-complete election results showed on Monday, while the anti-war Yabloko party appeared to have won a tiny foothold in one regional parliament. President Vladimir Putin had cast the three-day election to the State Duma - the first since Russia launched its full-scale war in Ukraine in February...
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