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Marie Jego: "Putine wants to make these laws the emblem of public support for his war"

Russia holds parliamentary elections throughout the weekend, a first since the war in Ukraine began. The election is without question, the victory of the presidential side being assured, in the absence of any credible opposition. Elections taking place as Moscow continues to wage an active hybrid war against Europeans. Marie Jégo, reporter to the newspaper Le Monde, and former correspondent in Moscow, was the Invitation of Au Coeur de l'Info.

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Moscow and its region targeted by hundreds of Ukrainian drones

The Russian authorities announced on Sunday 20 September that Moscow and its region had been targeted during the night of hundreds of Ukrainian drones, who killed two, on the third and last day of the parliamentary elections in the country. Our correspondent in Ukraine Gulliver Cragg tells us more.

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Live: Russia reports "powerful" cyber attacks against the electoral system in Moscow

The online voting system in Moscow was the target of "powerful" cyber attacks during the night of Friday to Saturday, in the midst of parliamentary elections in Russia, said the President of the Central Electoral Commission, according to state media. This is the first large-scale election in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Follow our direct.

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Legislative elections in Russia: no surprise

The European Union denounced on Friday 18 September, with the voice of a spokesman, the climate of "systematic and institutionalized repression" in which the parliamentary elections in Russia are held, against the background of war in Ukraine. The explanations of Elena Volochin, journalist in France 24 and former correspondent in Moscow.

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Russia: EU denounces elections held in a climate of "systematic repression"

The parliamentary elections start this Friday 18 September in Russia. The European Union has denounced elections taking place in a climate of "systematic and institutionalized repression" while a body of Russian opponents to the Council of Europe has called the election "simulacre". The details of Éléna Volochine, journalist and former correspondent France 24 in Moscow.

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Russia: Legislative kick-off on war with Ukraine

The polling stations opened Friday in Russia for three days of legislative activity, the first since the start of the large-scale war in Ukraine in 2022. In the absence of any real opposition, Vladimir Putin's party should win this election, also organized in the Ukrainian territories occupied and annexed by Moscow.

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