Russian President Vladimir Putin won a fifth presidential term with 87% of the vote and a claimed 74% turnout, amid allegations of electoral manipulation, protests and international condemnation. Critics, watchdogs and Western governments said the election was neither free nor fair, while Putin dismissed the criticism.
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Putin secured 87% of the vote, according to state-run exit polls.
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According to Russia’s interior ministry, a total of 155 administrative charges and 61 criminal cases were reported during the elections
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According to Russia’s interior ministry, a total of 155 administrative charges and 61 criminal cases were reported during the elections, with 21 cases specifically related to obstructing voters’ rights.
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with 21 cases specifically related to obstructing voters’ rights
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former President Dmitry Medvedev issued warnings of treason sentences of up to 20 years for those responsible.
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The election also witnessed long queues forming at noon in locations popular among Russian émigrés, such as Berlin, Yerevan, London, and Phuket.
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