Russia Holds Early State Duma Voting in Occupied Ukraine as Armed Troops Accompany Mobile Polling Teams
- Russia has started early voting for its State Duma election in occupied parts of Ukraine, as election officials visited rural settlements with portable voting booths and ballot boxes.
- Members of Russia’s Central Election Commission, armed servicemen and police monitored the process in Russian-controlled Donetsk, according to Euronews on Monday, Sept.
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- Russia has started early voting for its State Duma election in occupied parts of Ukraine, as election officials visited rural settlements with portable voting booths and ballot boxes.
- Members of Russia’s Central Election Commission, armed servicemen and police monitored the process in Russian-controlled Donetsk, according to Euronews on Monday, Sept.
Sources: Kyivpost